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Edit: For context, our washing machine hasn't turned on for ten months, and I'd been going to the laundromat biweekly. It abruptly started working a couple days ago, so we're excitedly washing everything
Everyone talks about how evil browser fingerprinting is, and it is, but I don't get why people are only blaming the companies doing it and not putting equal blame on browsers for letting it happen.
Go to Am I Unique and look at the kind of data browsers let JavaScript access unconditionally with no user prompting. Here's a selection of ridiculous ones that pretty much no website needs:
Your operating system (Isn't the whole damn point of the internet that it's platform independent?)
Your CPU architecture (JS runs on the most virtual of virtual environments why the hell does it need to know what processor you have?)
Your JS interpreter's version and build ID
List of plugins you have installed
List of extensions you have installed
Your accelerometer and gyroscope (so any website can figure out what you're doing by analyzing how you move your phone, i.e. running vs walking vs driving vs standing still)
Your magnetic field sensor AKA the phone's compass (so websites can figure out which direction you're facing)
Your proximity sensor
Your keyboard layout
How your mouse moves every moment it's in the webpage window, including how far you scroll, what bit of text you hovered on or selected, both left and right clicks, etc.
Everything you type on your keyboard when the window is active. You don't need to be typing into a text box or anything, you can set a general event listener for keystrokes like you can for the mouse.
If you're wondering how sensors are used to fingerprint you, I think it has to do with manufacturing imperfections that skew their readings in unique ways for each device, but websites could just as easily straight up record those sensors without you knowing. It's not a lot of data all things considered so you likely wouldn't notice.
Also, canvas and webGL rendering differences are each more than enough to 100% identify your browser instance. Not a bit of effort put into making their results more consistent I guess.
All of these are accessible to any website by default. Actually, there's not even a way to turn most of these off. WHY?! All of these are niche features that only a tiny fraction of websites need. Browser companies know that fingerprinting is a problem and have done nothing about it. Not even Firefox.
Why is the web, where you're by far the most likely to execute malicious code, not built on zero trust policies? Let me allow the functionality I need on a per site basis.
After loosing some of my hearing and not being able to compose electronic music anymore, I basically retired from being a musician. Picked up drumming about 9 months ago and I'm surprisingly good at it.
I took some classes in high school and only recently got back into it, and I’d consider myself..averageish? I know where I need improvements and I see the quirks and wonks, so to speak.
The people in my adult life who have seen my sketchbook make (positive) comments, which surprised me. Still, it’s nice.
Drawing has always been super impressive to me. I pretty much gave it up in high school, but my husband is an incredible artist and I just always appreciate seeing what other people do. It seems like it's hella zen when you get into it. Awesome skill 😀
We don’t need this karma farming comment every single thread about this administration. Yes they lie a lot. Yes we still need to document and report on it.
Yes we all know this. We also all know what karma farming comments are. Just because it doesn’t track the net publicly on your profile doesn’t mean people don’t make low effort easy comments to get the praise. There is still a number to track.
Yes. They are on my screen, the same numbers you can see. Unless your instance specifically doesn’t show net votes on comments and posts, in which case you should know that it is specific to your instance.
Anything else I need to explain? Or are you done being an ass?
Oh my god it’s vote count. Happy? Karma farming is a term everyone here knows. Stop being deliberately obtuse/contrarian. You know exactly what I am saying and you are being obnoxious. I’m not responding to this crap anymore
I mean, yeah, he was there, being offensively non-violent. That's the point he's making. He knows how easy it is for the authorities to use any sort of physical (and sometimes even just verbal) aggression as an excuse to start to escalate things.
He's not saying "don't protest". He's giving tips on how to.
People please remember there are people actively posting Russian propaganda and trying to divide and break the US even further.
The first fight is against disinformation and propaganda.
Dude they don’t give a fuck what the truth is - they call it all violent regardless. He should speak out against their lies, not give credence to them. That’s the point. By saying that crap he’s implying that there is some major violence issue that needs to be addressed before people can be heard. It’s insane to hear this from Sanders.
There are always violent protestors, there is always property damage. It is never 0%. Stop letting the small fraction define the whole.
His recent tour makes this all even more insulting. He sounded like he was actually going to do something.
Them not caring might mean you don't care, but it doesn't mean people don't care.
There's a reason they "make truth" whatever they want; because they need at least some semblance of justification for wider propaganda. Now which do you think will set off more people, watching cops maze and watercannon people sitting and singing kumbayaa, or using those same tactics on a violent group of people tearing up storefronts?
Which do you think will have a larger impact in motivating the general public? Which is easier to modify into whatever the fuck they want, even if there was justification for rioting? Which will play better for the State when ran in news highlights?
You are misrepresenting the situation here/reducing it to a far too simplistic binary.
Hmm?
This is so insufferably and needlessly patronizing that I’m not going to continue this discussion with you. I don’t know what gives you the impression that you can talk to people this way.
"Oh I didn't realise you were going to challenge my bullshit. From now on, I'll highroad this whole debate while not being able to address anything said in the previous comments."
With more respect than you are due, I really could not give less of a shit. Have a good one. Feel free to have a last word, I’m sure it’s very important to you.
Deutschland hat definitiv noch ein paar Jahre, bevor wir hier angelsächsische Verhältnisse haben was Videoüberwachung betrifft. Ist aber wahrscheinlich wirklich nur eine Frage der Zeit ...
I feel strongly one of the more probable solutions to the fermi paradox is simply that we have a sizeable number of people in our species who still take pride and joy in the idea of taking lives, under any context.
No, we're not allowed out there. No, we can't have good things.
IDK, earth nature is pretty gruesome (and it's not just mammals or even just vertebraes). Doesn't seem super probable that such a big precentage of space-faring alien species are so peaceful that they'd think that this is too far.
Please convince me that I should continue my support or advice what I can do. I'm prepared to do my part, but I can only do so if I can be sure that my support is not going to people who think arbitrary Censorship is alright (needs to be based on objective community rules and not on the political agenda of mods).
I want to preface this by saying I am not a fan of how .ml is run either. Tankies run rampant. Their ethical framework to me is wild.
But:
You don’t have to go there. They are their own instance with their own rules, just like tons of other instances with their own rules. You can’t show up and wipe your muddy shoes on their couch just because you don’t like their rules. You know what their rules are, you know you don’t agree philosophically, so don’t fucking go there. You don’t have to. You chose to go there looking for a fight, then you were shown the door, because that kind of behavior is not welcome.
You are not entitled to their consideration, you are not entitled to their time, and you are not entitled to posting on their instance. You seem to be under the (incorrect) impression that they are accountable to you. They are not.
TL;DR: They made their feelings clear to you with a ban, and you are now here throwing a hissy fit.
And before you start going off about how you think I’m a tankie or whatever, I gave this exact same lecture to someone a week ago because they were mad that an instance was hostile to the concept of ownership. An instance that was specifically centered around piracy. They felt entitled to express their option there without consequences but they were not so they acted like a petulant child.
I didn't realize that I was banned from .ml. Am I? Anyway, that's not the point. My point is to support technology that allows free expression, especially since that's not the case with mainstream platforms. And by free expression of opinion, I mean what is commonly understood by that term – not baseless insults, accusations, conspiracy theories, or anything else that lacks any factual basis. I mean the free expression of legitimate, debatable opinions. That should be the most natural thing in the world.
Ok so admittedly your post had all the trademark signs of an “i got recently banned” post, but you didn’t technically get banned I guess? So if that’s the case, I need you to explain to me what led you to making this post lol. You just woke up one day and did it for no reason? Did something specific occur? I feel like we are missing part of the story.
Anyway now that I fully acknowledge that part of things, I hope that does not keep you from seeing a larger point I am making. Surely you can see the relevance extends beyond whether or not you banned lol
The developers of Lemmy (the software that runs this) are affiliated with lemmy.ml. I don't like their attitude towards social media. That is why I asked if I can support Lemmy (the software) without contributing to Lemmy.ml.
Dude this just gets so reductionist at some point and we have had this debate over and over again around here. No you cannot donate to lemmy without lining the pockets of tankies. If that is a red line for you, then leave and find another project that better fits your values. No harm no foul, totally get it.
Setting up a personal site on local hardware has been on my bucket list for along time. I finally bit he bullet and got a basic website running with apache on a Ubuntu based linux distro. I bought a domain name, linked it up to my l ip got SSL via lets encrypt for https and added some header rules until security headers and Mozilla observatory gave it a perfect score.
Am I basically in the clear? What more do I need to do to protect my site and local network? I'm so scared of hackers and shit I do not want to be an easy target.
I would like to make a page about the hardware its running on since I intend to have it be entirely ran off solar power like solar.lowtechmagazine and wanted to share technical specifics. But I heard somewhere that revealing the internal state of your server is a bad idea since it can make exploits easier to find. Am I being stupid for wanting to share details like computer model and software running it?
No need to cargo-cult security practices here, chief. You’re not gonna get pwned by publishing your hardware specs. If you’re planning to build some kinda webapp for yourself, that’s a different story - but you have to fuck up hard to get hacked while hosting raw HTML.
Use an SSH key, disable password auth, make sure you’re firewalled (i.e. test with nmap), and call it a day.
Takes total government investment to 17.8 billion pounds
Project will supply 6 million homes with electricity
Total expected cost of the project not revealed
LONDON, June 10 (Reuters) - Britain will invest a further 14.2 billion pounds ($19.25 billion) to build the Sizewell C nuclear plant in southeast England, the government said on Tuesday, as part of its wider spending review which will define its priorities over the next four years.
Britain is seeking to build new nuclear plants to replace its ageing fleet to boost its energy security, reach its climate targets and also create new jobs.
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The funding announced on Tuesday takes the total amount the government has committed to the project to 17.8 billion pounds, with 3.6 billion pounds invested prior to the spending review.
"This Labour Government is launching a new era of nuclear power here in Britain," Chancellor Rachel Reeves told a trade union conference on Tuesday, calling the investment the biggest rollout of nuclear power in a generation.
The Sizewell C plant in Suffolk is expected to create around 10,000 jobs during the peak of construction, and produce enough electricity to power around 6 million homes when built.
Britain has been seeking to bring new investors into the project but Tuesday's announcement did not mention any other parties.
The government has not said how much the project is expected to cost in total or given a date for when it is expected to be completed.
"With the continued secrecy about Sizewell C's total cost, how can voters decide whether the 18 billion pounds pledged to Sizewell C is a good use of their money?" said Alison Downes of campaign group Stop Sizewell C.
It would be only the second new nuclear plant built in Britain in more than two decades, after French state-owned EDF's Hinkley Point C which has had several delays and cost overruns and is currently expected to start operations in 2029, with an estimated cost of between 31 and 34 billion pounds at 2015 prices.
EDF initially said Sizewell C would be around 20% cheaper than Hinkley C.
Simone Rossi, CEO of EDF in the UK welcomed the British government's decision to go ahead with Sizewell C and said: "It is also a vote of confidence in Hinkley Point C, which has re-started the UK nuclear industry and built the experience and skills that will benefit Sizewell C."
Sizewell C was originally being developed by EDF and China's General Nuclear Power Group but the government bought out the Chinese firms stake in 2022 amid security concerns.
The UK government's stake was 83.8% and EDF's stake was 16.2% at the end of December, EDF financial results showed in February with EDF's stake expected to decrease following Tuesday's announcement.
The project's developer last December told Reuters there were five investors involved in a bidding process.
The U.K. will invest 14.2 billion pounds ($19 billion) to build a new nuclear station to reduce its reliance on volatile international fossil fuel markets.
Bürokratieabbau ist eines der wichtigsten Vorhaben der neuen Regierung. Doch weil Steuerbelege bald schneller vernichtet werden dürfen, fürchten Experten einen Milliardenschaden für den Staat.
Am Beispiel von Cum Ex sieht man ja, dass Regierungen an der Verfolgung von Steuerhinterziehern eh kein großes Interesse haben. Ist dann eigentlich nur konsequent, dass man die Beweise wegwerfen lässt. Bürokratie, die am Ende nur Theater ist um Werte vorzutäuschen, braucht halt auch keiner.
According to Wikipedia, the Pantsir shoots small missiles with radar or optical guidance. No idea why it missed.
I watch this one history yt channel that goes through the moment to moment details of various battles. One thing I learned from that is that things just go wrong all the time in wars. Missiles fail to launch, radars malfunction or aren't properly calibrated, a manufacturing defect turns a potent weapon into a dud, etc.
DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin told Newsweek that the City of Glendale's decision was "deeply disturbing," and accused state officials of siding with criminals over public safety after unrest in Los Angeles.
Just so people are aware, this is the same rhetoric/same regurgitated talking points being used against "progressive" policies in blue cities within red states all over the country.
They are banking on an escalation of physical violence and confrontation that they will use as an excuse to establish a permanent federal and military force in California that will not be subject to any California state laws.
Why do I believe that? Because its how it happened in my own city to establish a permanent state police force that can't be regulated by any city or local ordinance.
They instigate and then argue that progressive policies have resulted in an emergency and chaos, that leaves them no choice but to step in and fix things by taking control.
DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin called the decision "deeply disturbing," accusing state officials of siding with criminals over public safety.
Remember- it was not long ago that the government literally firebombed an entire city block in Philly because they wanted a “criminal” inside a house. They just said fuck it and took out a block of houses. Because they “can.”
Yep, and it wasn't even the military, it was just a local police force. I believe they killed 11 people and around 5 children. The 40th anniversary just passed.
If a single police force using weapons from 40 years ago could do something like that without a second thought, I hope people consider what the outcome would realistically be today, when encouraging people in California to strap themselves and head into a suicide mission against police, federal agencies, national guard, military, Palantir, and private military companies like Blackwater under a president who has already told them "he who serves his country, commits no crime."
I think time has distorted a lot of what went on in Waco. I’m not trying to agree on police violence, just so we are clear, but using Waco to prove a point isn’t going to be that effective since they were shooting back and fucking kids and killing themselves.
Tulsa Oklahoma is a good example of police force that has no justification.
it’s just an example of state overreach in a violent manner. one of many. none are appropriate when one truly considers things like “rights” etc.
the civil war was probably the last time the state was able to “legit” use violence because it was to quell an actual secession by a formal militia of more than a million traitors and terrorists.
Asserting that the state has no legitimate interest in using limited violence (i.e. tear gas) to execute lawful search and arrest warrants against heavily-armed, recalcitrant pedophiles is truly one of the takes of all time.
The Bundy standoff, the SLA, and the Waco Siege are categorically different from the firebombing of Philly or the Tulsa Massacre to anyone with a brain.
I'm pretty happy with Downie (and Permute to directly convert media to whatever format I like). So far it downloads everything I throw at it. And you can create custom download handlers (using JavaScript) to make it work (without interaction) with sites that are currently not supported and would spawn the user-interactive downloader.
If you just want to download and don't care about a nice GUI, yt-dlp probably has similar features.
You present this as a binary choice, as if that’s a given. It is not. If you want to assert that it is, show us your homework.
You sound like a frothing at the mouth warhawk. People who have already decided that the only path forward is war. Revolution should be the absolute last resort, not something people eagerly cheer for.
Have owned the same pocket knife for a few years, and kind of got weirdly attached to it. Decided to pick up a sharpening stone, hydrated it as per instructions, and sharpened up my old blade. It cuts like new now!
Wie wir alle Wissen, können Bots heutzutage und in Zukunft den Turing-Test bestehen. Das bedeutet, dass man an einem Kommentar nicht sehen kann, ob dieser von einem Mensch oder einem Bot geschrieben wurde.
Das erzeugt ein großes Problem: Internet-plätze wie Feddit und andere Treffpunkte leben davon, dass Menschen sich im Internet begegnen können. Ich denke, dass diese Treffpunkte wertvoll sind und aufrecht erhalten sollten.
Doch wenn diese Treffpunkte von Bots überschwemmt werden, die Content generieren, z.B. um subtile Werbung/Propaganda zu erzeugen, dann zerrüttet das das Netzwerk, weil es die Menschlichkeit des Treffpunkts infrage stellt und Zweifel an der "Echtheit" der Inhalte aufkommen lässt.
Ich schlage daher vor, auf dem 39. Chaos Communication Congress viele kleine Chipkarten auszugeben (eine pro Person), die eine kryptographische Identität (d.h. ein public/private-key-pair) enthalten, damit man im Internet beweisen kann, dass man am CCC war. Dadurch kann man beweisen, dass ein Mensch hinter dem Account steht und nicht nur eine KI.
Gerne kann man statt dem CCC auch andere, dafür geeignete Veranstaltungen vorschlagen.
Was, wenn diese Leute dann mit dieser Identität selbst Bots (bzw. einen Bot, ist ja schlimm genug) laufen lassen? Beim CCC wird ja vermutlich keine große Identitäts- und Gesinnungskontrolle gemacht, bevor die Karten verteilt werden. Das hilft natürlich gegen eine Schwemme an Bots, aber hier sind ja so wenige regelmäßige Beitrags- und Kommentarersteller, dass schon ein Dutzend Bot-Accounts sehr viel kaputtmachen können, besonders wenn die dann alle als "beim CCC als echte Menschen zertifiziert" dargestellt werden.
Seiner persönlichen Meinung nach sei die AfD „gesichert rechtsextremistisch“, sagte Bundesinnenminister Dobrindt heute in Berlin bei der Vorstellung des Verfassungsschutzberichts 2024.
Israel has already proven it’s the good guy by spraying the Madleen with an unknown chemical, ramming the vessel, boarding it and making the crew throw their mobile phones overboard.
Israeli commandos were so nice during the encounter that they agreed not to kill anyone as long as they showed total obedience. In fact, the commandos showed such restraint that they didn’t even strip anyone naked. Well, not that I know of…
Israel was temporarily nice to the crew of the Madleen so it could get a propaganda picture and then it took them ashore where it tried to make them watch footage of October 7. When the crew refused, it demanded they sign deportation papers accepting they had illegally entered Israel, even though they were in international waters and it was Israel who took them to Israel!
I understand some of the Madleen crew signed the deportation papers and were sent on their way, but disgracefully, Rima Hassan refused to be repatriated. Apparently, she wouldn’t confess to something she hadn’t done because she has “principles”. Israel says it therefore has no choice but to keep her as a hostage, I mean an, um, prisoner.
Obviously, prisoner is the only accurate word to describe someone who is being illegally detained, having committed no crime. Hassan can’t be a hostage because she smiled defiantly and ate a sandwich and no hostage would ever eat a sandwich. It disrespects all those who were captured on October 7 to call Hassan a hostage, just because she is being held against her will after being abducted by armed men.
I’m not sure if you’re aware of this, but Hassan is Palestinian and it’s fine to treat Palestinians this way. It’s what Israel has always done x
I'd like to add that Rima Hassan is a member of the EU parliament. I didn't know that. I'd ask why our countries are allied with such a state, but it's clear that quite a few national government members in the EU would love it if Hassan spent the rest of her term in an Israeli prison (or worse).
On June 4, during a meeting with government officials, Vladimir Putin stated that all public services must be moved to the national messenger app called Max. According to Minister of Digital Development Maksut Shadayev, the multiplatform system is already operational.
[...]
The Max app — a Russian equivalent of China’s WeChat — was unveiled by the tech giant VK in late March. At present, it features a messenger, a chatbot builder, a payment system, and mini-apps. On June 5, VTB’s digital bank launched on the platform.
To register, a Belarusian or Russian SIM card is required — which, as The Insider noted, foreigners can no longer obtain without submitting biometric data.
As stated in the Max app’s privacy policy, the platform will collect data on:
user devices
IP address
operating system
browser
location
internet provider
contacts from the address book
all user activity within the service
information obtained through the camera or microphone, if the user grants the app access (most users will, for example, in order to record voice messages)
Other messaging apps collect such data as well, but there's a catch. The Max app's privacy policy explicitly states that it may share this data with the “company's partners” as well as with “any government or local authority.”
Hotznplotzn only spams "Russia bad" and "China bad" slop, doesn't care about the accuracy of their sources, and will stoop to spamming conspiracy websites if the article supports their narrative.
Welcome Fedi Friends to the episode 20 of Fireside Fedi! I'm your host ozoned. Fireside Fedi is a show about folks within the Fediverse. If you're seeing this, you are a part of the Fediverse.
With me today is Booteille! Booteille was a volunteer to Framasoft for 3 years, then became a co-president, a volunteer position as well, and then got hired by Framasoft and stepped down from his volunteer position . Booteille seems to wear many different hats around Framasoft. From interviews, conventions, building donation campaigns, to sysadmin tasks, website tweaks, etc.
Booteille describes their goal with Framasoft is "to help as much as I can the organisation in our goals: raising awareness about digital issues and helping to build a society fitting our values."
I'm very excited to finally have this show as we've had to reschedule numerous times. Schedule conflicts, then I was sick for weeks, and booteille is finally getting over being sick as well.
Habe ich mir irgendwann in meinen 20ern gekauft, weil manche PC-Spiele halt doch besser gehen mit Spaßpolster (+ Maus+Tastatur ist auf Dauer nicht so toll, wenn man beruflich auch die ganze Zeit am Computer arbeitet). Benutze ich immer noch.
To celebrate Lemmy.zip turning 2 years old, we are once again hosting a small giveaway to say thank you for being here ❤️
We're giving away 3 prizes to 3 lucky winners. This will be 1 x £25 Steam gifts, and 2 x £10 Steam gifts.
The giveaway will be open for 48 hours from 12:00 UTC on the 10th June 2025, to 12:00 UTC on the 12th June
You can enter by making a comment in this very thread! Your comment can say or be absolutely anything you want (within reason!)
Once you've made a comment, you should get a message back from ZippyBot confirming you've entered and a ticket number. For transparency, at the end of this we'll publish the entry list and ticket numbers.
You must be a Lemmy.zip user to enter (comments from anyone else will be ignored!) and you will need a Steam account and be happy to send me your username so I can gift you the value via Steam. Your Lemmy.zip account must have been created before the 9th June 2025.
At the end of the giveaway, I'll lock the thread and Zippy will pull three random entries. The first username pulled will win the first prize (£25), and the other two users will win the other prizes (£10).
I've put a few FAQs in this spoiler tag if you want to know more:
FAQs - PLEASE READ!
::: spoiler FAQs - Q) Can anyone enter? - A) You must be a lemmy.zip user, have a steam account, and your lemmy.zip account must have been created before 9th June 2025
Q) Can I have a giftcard for a different platform, i.e. xbox or playstation?
A) Unfortunately not. Those platforms (to my knowledge) don't allow me to purchase a giftcard in the UK and you activate it anywhere in the world. Steam allows currency conversion on gifts.
Q) How quickly will I get my prize?
A) Steam requires that someone must be on a user's friend list for 3 days before giftcards can be sent, therefore I will share my Steam profile with the winners (or vice versa) and after 3 days of being friends on Steam, I will send the gift over. (Unless you live in the UK, in which case I can send you a code within 24 hours)
Q) I think my entry was valid, but I didn't get a reply from Zippybot with my ticket number. What do I do?
A) Send me a message asap! You can try commenting again too.
Q) Are Lemmy.zip user donations funding this?
A) No, just making it clear here that the donations to Lemmy.zip only ever go towards the server and Lemmy.zip infrastructure. The funds for this are coming from my wallet 😀
Q) How does Zippy select the winners?
A) Zippy randomly shuffles the list of entrants in the DB. It then randomly shuffles the list again in Python. Then it randomly selects 3 winners from that double shuffled list. You can see the code for this here.
Q) What if something goes wrong?
A) If for any reason something goes wrong during the giveaway, it will be paused until it can be resumed. If too much time lapses, the giveaway will be restarted.
Zu einer anderen Einschätzung kommt in der Zeitung der Rentenexperte Bernd Raffelhüschen. „Die Alten sind in Deutschland tatsächlich diejenigen mit dem höchsten Vermögen im Vergleich zu allen anderen Altersgruppen“, gab er in der Bild am Sonntag zu bedenken. „Niedrig verdienende, alleinstehende Personen und Kinder haben in Deutschland ein wesentlich höheres Armutsrisiko und auch einen deutlich geringeren Lebensstandard als Alte“, fügte er hinzu.
Finde ich eine wichtige Einordnung, nicht sicher ob ich es OK finde dafür aus der Bild zu zitieren. Und diese Zahlen sind ohnehin kaum aussagekräftig, solange sie nicht inflationsbereinigt sind - 1500€ sind heute weniger wert als 2022.
Jedenfalls, 7,4% der Rentner haben <1100 €/Monat - das ist ein geringerer Anteil als der der Menschen, die ALGII beziehen. Damit will ich jetzt auch keine Betroffenheits-Olympiade veranstalten, sondern ich möchte nur herausstellen, dass Altersarmut kein größeres Problem ist als Armut allgemein.
This article notes that "right-wing governments, including the US and Hungary, are increasingly blaming falling fertility rates on a rejection of parenthood", as if today's young adults just don't want children.
But the author suggests that actually people do want children, and one of the main reasons they're having fewer children is because they can't afford many children.
As right-wing governments seek to blame a rejection of parenthood, a survey reveals a lack of choice, not desire, stops people having the families they want
I think "money" falls short as an explanation (though it's certainly part of it). Some countries like Sweden have substantially better state support for parents that the standard and the Swedish population isn't exactly poor in general, either, yet they aren't really getting that many more children than poorer countries with less support for parents.
Falling birthrates are not a problem for humanity.
They're a problem for capitalism which can't rely on that for nebulous "growth" figures.
But if capitalists really want a solution, then a home for two adults and two children should be affordable on one average wage, not two. Build more and make them cheaper. If you can't do that then you don't care about the problem enough.
Hello, twingyeo.kr is a Mastodon instance operated by Team Onstables Co., Ltd. Currently, in order to create a 'space where everyone can rest comfortably', our instance is covering all operating costs with the income from the software development sector of Team Unstablers Co., Ltd., the main operator, without any means of generating profits such as advertising.
Maybe the instance is down that’s why it’s unreachable.
It shut down sometime in 2023 after some moderation drama. It was a Korean Mastodon instance, the biggest one at that. (Now planet.moe is the largest Korean fediverse instance.)
The old 410 gone page available on IA says:
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요청하신 리소스는 더 이상 제공되지 않습니다.
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Note how almost every one of these horrible things lead to a conviction of the perpetrator. So tell me, if the police and judiciary system in general does not protect you, who investigated these cases and how did the convictions happen?
What do you think would happen to violence like this if there was no police and hence no way to get caught? Do you think it would decrease or increase?
Apple today previewed iPadOS 26, the biggest iPadOS release ever, taking a huge leap forward and pushing the unique capabilities and versatility of iPad even further.
@Pro The single reason I will not use IOS products is the restriction that you can only get apps from their store. Android limits what can be on their store, but you can toggle a setting in the config and download from anywhere you want to.
Debian Unstable (often called Sid) is a branch of the Debian operating system designed for active development of new versions of packages. It is considered the most recent, but also the most unstable of the three main branches of Debian. Other software comes with Oldversion and runs under Wine. Xfce Desktop Environments
Without context, the image isn't that impressive. If nothing XP-related actually works and it's just a display exercise, it's just a 20-something year old skin import.
If absolutely everything works in the manner XP worked, then it's incredibly impressive.
We can solve those problems directly or indirectly by tying superman to a dynamo. With free energy even the issues with materials can be solved over time.
Superman probably doesn't need as much raw materials as a planet-wide supply of solar panels. It seems like copper is currently the biggest issue, and one that isn't easily solved by switching to other renewable energy sources.
Does superman think humanity chose capitalism? If Superman landed in 1600s Europe, would he think humanity chose feudalism and help put down peasant uprisings? 1700s Haiti, would he help stop slaves from stealing or enacting violence against the French?
Aren't we already living in a post scarcity society in terms of economic output? Our only real limit is currently that we are using up natural resources too fast, but that would be greatly mitigated by cutting down on billionaires and a couple of other extremely wasteful activities.
Depends on how long I'm inside, how dark the store is and how much of a fuck I give on a given day. I do think that most people think it's rude/douchey/etc., but I'm not convinced that I should care about that kind of moralizing of etiquette (though I do care, to various degrees, what people think of me).
It's somewhat harder to see inside with sunglasses, but I, too, wear prescription glasses so it's a bit of a hassle to change to normal glasses.
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Edit: For context, our washing machine hasn't turned on for ten months, and I'd been going to the laundromat biweekly. It abruptly started working a couple days ago, so we're excitedly washing everything