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in order to cover our costs (alcohol acquisition for our staff) of moderating threads mentioned on hacker news, we will be immediately mining crypto coins via webassembly when people visit treehouse mastodon via hacker news
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@ariadne @eff I disagree. EFF is, as usual, taking the long and broad view, and they are right. As far as I can tell, KiwiFarms does not have a contractual relationship with with Hurricane Electric. So they are not bound by their TOS/AUP. I know nothing about KiwiFarms except what's in the EFF article. They sound horrible. But we do not destroy bridges because some awful people use them. @ariadne @eff the EFF clearly states their understanding is that KF is not a customer and would not have signed an AUP. Are you refuting that factual claim or are you suggesting that Crunchbits AUP signature makes them liable for all of their customer's use? (for the record I'm happy to see any disruption to KF in isolation) @ariadne @eff I have no comment on the technical aspects (you clearly have a much better grasp on that than I do), but I'd like to add two points that might be persuasive to some: 1. If the concern is "fascists will use this principle against good speech in the future" - since when do fascists care about principles?
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@ariadne vim is one of the pure unalloyed goods in this world. Bram, thank you. Rest in peace. incidentally, the only acceptable response to somebody posting CSAM on your service is to immediately suspend their account, preserve the evidence, and hand it over to law enforcement instead of deleting evidence and reactivating an account like Elon did also, the phrase "open source <neural model>" is misleading. there is nothing that can be open source about a neural model. that is like saying the `/bin/bash` binary you have on disk is, on its own, open source. it's the *training data* which would be open source here. interesting how, within 12 hours of submitting a demand letter from a lawyer, dynadot unfucks my account again, i have no idea why they called it Fediverse Enhancement Proposals (FEP) when Fediverse Augmentation Proposals (FAP) was *right there*
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@ariadne You ain't kidding. One winter I had one of those sitting in a cold kitchen sink when I dumped hot water from the stove into it. Glass *everywhere*. @ariadne the Japanese says “or do whatever you want, I’m soy sauce, not a cop” thanks for .zip google, going to have a lot of fun with this one https://medium.com/@bobbyrsec/the-dangers-of-googles-zip-tld-5e1e675e59a5
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@ariadne I feel like this is less so a problem of the domain and moreso a problem of the notation and browser's ability to communicate to the user what it's actually doing.
I think an interesting solution could be to introduce a new scheme, say "web" that restricts what syntax is accepted to a subset used commonly by sites on the web. i’m sure you’ll be *shocked* to hear that the STOP CSAM act has nothing to do with actually stopping CSAM and everything to do with undermining end to end encryption these laws always skew towards FUD. FUD about pedophiles. FUD about human trafficking. both of those concerns are to some degree legitimate, of course, and while pedophiles and human traffickers do benefit from end to end encryption, so does everyone else. they want you to forget that everyone benefits and focus on the criminal element instead. remember what they (#BigTech) took away from you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54QuFYFAjQY nothing sums up the san francisco bay area more than their unironic disdain for the poor.
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@ariadne the fact that it's not only reporting for that, but using the specific term "panhandling"
@ariadne We live here, we're poor, and yeah everything just feels kinda hostile. We prooobably shouldn't join that instance, huh. why can't pizza places be 24 hour. surely i am not the first person to want pizza, at 7 AM. |