Or convincies you to kill your parents: https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/10/tech/character-ai-second-youth-safety-lawsuit/index.html

I mean I think I gave a pretty balanced overview of the information

There’s honestly a lot of high quality posts on lemmy.ml. Maybe some from Hexbear if you’re into leftist niches like veganism

Hexbear.net, lemmy.ml and Lemmygrad.ml have a lot of extreme leftists who have very wild takes that could be mistaken for right wing takes.

I personally don’t recommend blocking them because outside of political threads they make up a lot of the content/memes/discussions, but up to you if you want to try that out.

I mean… Do people want Facebook to be the arbitrator of truth?

Hoping it goes well for ya. I’ve been in 1,000+ people Signal groups and it’s so laggy.

They do, tho. It’s community notes. If multiple people agree on a correction, especially if those people usually disagree with eachother, it becomes the note

• The bar is your local law
• Websites can permanently store your ID
• You’re dumb

SCMP is critical of China, but they do soften the blow

Another way to think about this: Why should you have to give random companies your ID because Australian teens need to prove their age?

Um did you reply to the right comment?

What about WhatsApp?

What about Instagram?

Also does your Lemmy instance federate with Threads?

Eh. The advertisers will be back to supporting LGBTQ whenever that month of year comes back

They are Streisanding this shit

True

it will backfire

False

I’ve recently been on YCombinator’s co-founder matching service (for people looking to create a startup). It’s taught me SO much about writing good emails.

Whenever people reach out to me and are like “Hey I see you’re from XYZ, let’s chat!” I instantly reject the invite. There’s too many other messages from competent people saying “I’m trying to do XYZ, I’m at point ZYX, could you help me do ABC” which are much more valuable uses of my time to set up chats with.

Live too long and become a villain

Wow, they also changed the title lmao. I posted it with the same title as the article

Just like Brian Thompson yahooooooooo

I cross posted this to Hacker News (which is very pro-CEO and big corpo) and it’s now rank 1 on the front page, lmao. People really support this guy

(And it’s funny because in the comments, people are seething “Nooooo he’s not popular, look at these polls that show he has 13% approval!!”)

(Not sharing link to avoid brigade)

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This is the main issue IMO