GF of Blåhaj 🏳️⚧️
purple haired plural software witch
also a cat(girl type)
into handcrafting (food, furniture, art), photography, cuddles and naps
personal not professional account, horniness likely
If we are mutuals feel free to ask for my nsfw alt
said to be "delightfully tart"
partnered with @six_turbine
| pronouns | She/Her/cat |
| website | https://oof.gay |
| cat | yes |
| location | Denver, CO, US |
We’re going to need a bigger Hague
#StolenSorry EDIT: learned that the originator is @cap_ybarra
Also, and I want to say more on this soon, but if you think that the big AI players are hoping for *anything but* them being able to put a legislative moat around themselves where output *is* copyrighted and training materials *are* restricted but they're the *only ones* able to play, you're being a fool.
Their key goal is to capture rent on all intellectual pursuits.
it's really interesting seeing who is upset at the california law vs who was concerned about the mississippi law
yes they are targeting things differently and they say they have similar goals but one is far more explicitly a step towards a surveillance state
@dalias my personal view is that most of fedi is rejecting a boogeyman created by lunduke
the california law is clearly intended for consumer OS with cloud services and app stores.
but importantly it has quite a few features that seem desirable
- the assured age bucket is configurable by the device owner
- it is not verified with third party services like persona
- app developers have to accept it as a valid age verification unless they have direct knowledge that the age verification is invalid (!)
the latter seems actually to be good, as there is less personal data processing happening. it makes it illegal for app developers to demand ID, they have to accept the attested signal.
I don't even know what shape, if any, compliance for a distro would look like, but most likely that information wouldnt be stored in /etc/passwd anyway.
most likely we would just have a daemon that generates attestations based on a configured age bracket. no libc changes needed 😵💫
“favoriting posts does nothing” is a common thought but it’s not accurate in any sense
mastodon has trends and all interactions play into that! your admin has to approve them (and personally I have stopped caring entirely about approving them 😅) but it’s a feature
and more importantly, favorites send a nice little notification to the person who made the post! that’s what they’ve always been for! long before twitter started showing you posts other people liked, favorites were there and that’s all they did
don’t let what twitter turned favorites into make you forget what their original purpose was!! @sarae https://ecoevo.social/@sarae/116234378485815564
seeing another round of "don't favorite posts on fedi" folks it is a kind and lovely thing to favorite someone's post and anyone who tells you not to be kind and lovely has told you something about themself it's true that it doesn't particulary increase the distribution of your post but the idea that we're all here to get things distributed as far as possible is pretty weird
This is going to be hard to hear, but:
Bryan Adams released "Summer of '69" in 1985. A similar nostalgia-based song released now would be harkening back to the distant and bygone year of 2010.
Clare
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