This just seems to be the legitimising of Ruby Central stealing RubyGems and Bundler. Hell, the person who originally did all the maintainer fuckery on the GitHub repos (Hiroshi Shibata) is a member of Ruby core, so this could have very well been the plan all along.
They’re a low effort content mill, they’ll post whatever drives traffic to their website.
Grokipedia aims for maximum truth through first principles and physics. It replaces partially masked evidences of how legacy media operates, rewriting with complete accurate context that cuts through the BS.
Christ, these people are so fucking stupid. Can’t wait to see how Nazi autocomplete solves the problem of induction.
Also, ‘fun’ fact. The second result for first principles on ddg is a blog post by a self-help guru sucking Musk off so hard you’d think they’re being held at gun point.
he starts by mentioning html swipers, and one he made himself. The one he made is pretty dogshit on anything but a phone.
The best part is that’s it just a bunch of <div>s. Like, how are you going to rile against modern software and then handwrite HTML like you’re the latest js framework.
Under the new rules, tech firms will be legally required to hunt down and remove self-harm material using “cutting-edge technology” to see out self-harm content before it can reach users. This shift is designed to change moderation from a reactive approach to a proactive one, compelling companies to prevent harm, not just respond to it. The Technology Secretary Liz Kendall said that these new requirements are “not an option, but the law.”
I am not a tech firm, I do this shit for free and have a full-time job ffs.
Open Right Group are working on an amendment to exempt small sites who genuinely believe they pose little risk, they have a survey looking for input here: https://cloud.openrightsgroup.org/nextcloud/apps/forms/s/dQB6GSRQ4jHzGjxiYG5tAnDB
There’s like half a dozen feddits and somehow feddit.uk is the only one to make it onto this?
Here’s a list of instances in feddit.uk linked instances that appear in the list:
beehaw.org
furry.engineer
ibe.social
fediworld.de
framatube.org
trailers.ddigest.com
nrw.social
lemmynsfw.com
video.hardlimit.com
digitalcourage.social
xn--baw-joa.social
tube.kockatoo.org
equestria.social
wisskomm.social
social.anoxinon.de
freiburg.social
toobnix.org
toot.bike
mstdn.lalafell.org
peertube.linuxrocks.online
social.rebellion.global
mastodon.cipherbliss.com
social.sdf.org
corteximplant.com
typo.social
www.404media.co
mastodon.ml
video.liberta.vip
tilvids.com
todon.eu
hessen.social
digipres.club
shigusegubu.club
mastodon.me.uk
zdf.social
mastodon.sdf.org
spore.social
kolektiva.media
gruene.social
share.tube
nso.group
mastouille.fr
masto.es
vivaldi.com
literatur.social
mstdn.mx
kirche.social
mastodon.hams.social
federation.network
lile.cl
todon.nl
betweenthelions.link
ipv6.social
linuxrocks.online
peertube.otakufarms.com
pawb.social
mastodon-belgium.be
jasette.facil.services
machteburch.social
mastodont.cat
mastodon.eus
eupolicy.social
social.bau-ha.us
toot.berlin
amicale.net
hexbear.net
mastodon.bida.im
reddthat.com
shelter.moe
mastodon.nl
dju.social
bonn.social
mstdn.chrisalemany.ca
social.sciences.re
tldr.nettime.org
lemy.lol
climatejustice.social
rollenspiel.social
mastodon.org.uk
social.kyiv.dcomm.net.ua
pouet.chapril.org
ecoevo.social
social.politicaconciencia.org
darmstadt.social
peertube.tv
lemmus.org
libretooth.gr
hackers.town
tooter.social
anarchism.space
diode.zone
video.infosec.exchange
mastodon.thirring.org
aussie.zone
social.bund.de
apobangpo.space
shitpost.cloud
berlin.social
toot.aquilenet.fr
social.beachcom.org
lemmygrad.ml
mastodon.radio
nerdculture.de
programming.dev
decayable.ink
kafeneio.social
functional.cafe
things.uk
fuzzies.wtf
diaspodon.fr
dalek.zone
sunbeam.city
tooting.ch
fediscience.org
mastodon.tetaneutral.net
social.librem.one
im-in.space
lemmy.sdf.org
legal.social
post.lurk.org
mastodon.uy
noc.social
tube.pol.social
lemmy.ml
don.linxx.net
infosec.pub
kolektiva.social
masto.bike
furries.club
zhub.link
lemmy.world
openbiblio.social
mastodon.zaclys.com
mamot.fr
clacks.link
discuss.tchncs.de
cyberplace.social
graz.social
pl.kitsunemimi.club
mastodonczech.cz
masto.nobigtech.es
hostux.social
pawb.fun
mastodon.trueten.de
norden.social
systemli.social
mander.xyz
ciberlandia.pt
woem.men
sopuli.xyz
lemmy.ca
Ofcom is the designated regulator and has the power of enforcement. The law doesn’t define what age verification means, only that it much be ‘highly effective’ (Section 12 (6)). It is therefore left to Ofcom to set out in its Code of Practices (Section 41 (3)) what ‘highly effective age verification’ means, which is what this guidance is. This isn’t Ofcom being nice, this is them telling you how they’re going to enforce the law.
Section 4.37 of Ofcom’s Guidance on Highly Effective Age Assurance for Part 3 Services:
In addition, service providers should not publish content on their service that directs or encourages UK users to circumvent the age assurance process or the access controls, for example by providing information about or links to a virtual private network (VPN) which may be used by children to circumvent the relevant processes.
They’re accepting the changes you’re making fine, you can see as such here.
Assuming my suspicion from the other thread is correct (that you’re running this in your house), you need to set up port forwarding between your router and the computer running Yunohost. Specifically ports 80 and 443.
You’d really think people would look at the state of the world and try to wash their hands of responsibility, not take credit. Just how out of touch is Mr child exploitation.
It’s a small comfort that even Twitter is giving this take the reception it deserves.
Comparing women to a chatbot is definitely derogatory to the chatbot from capital-G Gamers, so even the most exaggerated joke is running hard against Poe’s law.
Self-Hosting: Server: Easy (Leverage email hosting services) → Score: 18/20
Is it really self-hosting if someone else controls the data and software?
Though this content could flourish in pockets of the fediverse, the scary scenario of prevalent child sexual abuse material is not the case. There are many moderation tools, including shared blocklists, that prevent it. However, the idea that the fediverse is full of harmful content was used by Elon Musk to justify his anti-competitive decision to block links from X to Mastodon.
Didn’t he unban someone who posted one of the worst CSAM videos known?
I linked to a feddit.uk view of a post in !linux@lemmy.ml because I was being lazy.
I assume the second Lemmy link is suppose to go the .ml thread and not p.dev, as that comment section seems fine?
gtk2 is gone 🦀🦀🦀
Commenting on developments, Stuart posted to [Twitter]: “We have to consider the possibility that president Trump is a Russian asset.
“If so, Trump’s acquisition is the crowning achievement of [Vladimir] Putin’s FSB career — and Europe is on its own.”
I can’t believe I’m agreeing with a Tory, a former Tory minister at that. We really are in the worst timeline
This seems way less insane than the ‘let’s model online age verification on pubs’ laws we’ve seen in places like the UK and France.