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  • Or even the present?

    Still somewhat easy, but it might take a couple of seconds. In the future it might get hard, but since generative models are already poisoning all training data sources, I hope it will take a while.

    what does it have to do with what I said?

    That this will ‘work’ to reduce slop visibility just because that it won’t be actively pushed by the company, despite how hard it is to track and remove the garbage itself.




  • FifroktoMemes@sopuli.xyzAdtech is not tech
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    20 days ago

    Actually 🤓, what lead to this 👆 being the state of things is corporate greed 🤑. The ‘people’ 🐽🐷 who own those ‘services’ make more money💸💸 than entire states - I belive that’s what the kids call a bruh 😑 moment.

    So, I’ve been thinking 🤔, and I belive I found a solution 👍. It’s so simple 🤩, we just need to do some, let’s call them 🤫😇 ‘budget cuts’ 📉 in the highest positions 🤯🔫



  • FifroktoComic Strips@lemmy.world*Permanently Deleted*
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    22 days ago

    They them seem to come from very new accounts. Like three or four come from this one.

    Actualy, now that I’m looking, most top post on this community seem to come from similar accounts.

    Either there’s been another migration from some corpo social media to lemmy, and this is just what they post, or there’s a bit of a boting problem going on.



  • Fifroktoxkcd@lemmy.worldxkcd #3186: Truly Universal Outlet
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    29 days ago

    The problem with USB-A is that well, it has to have no problems.

    Ramblings

    What I mean by that is, for USB to be a ‘universal’ serial bus it has to keep legacy support while still allowing the standard as a whole to keep up with new tech, and there’s just no sane way to do that on one plug type.

    As for why type C is the way it is:

    The USB Implementers Forum decided that adding more pins to the original format (type A) was a dead end (no way to keep backwards compatibility after a point), and the only way foward was to make type A a ‘legacy’ port while a new connector would take over as the main/modern one.

    The forum decided that to make that happen type C has to be more decoupled from type A then previous connectors.

    Since the most profitable market for electronics is the mobile one, that’s what they aim for with type C. (And because all the previous mobile USB types sucked, especially the micro).

    Also probably atleast some if not most of the forum members wanted planned obsolescence, it’s goverened by tech companies after all.

    Still, type C and the 4.0 standard in general is pretty good at doing what it was meant to do.


  • FifroktoLefty Memes@lemmy.dbzer0.comWe can be friends until the revolution
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    1 month ago

    How is a voluntary, non-hierarchical network for sharing resources (non-material included) with the goal of community building and creating alternative governance structures, the same but less effective as using state power to regulate capitalism and provide universal social welfare founded by taxes. Those things are hardly even connected.




  • It’s unreasonable to stop further software development just because there’s a ‘mature’ solution around. Besides, just because a solution is ‘mature’ doesn’t make it good.

    And considering that it seems like you can still use the original, about 30 year old format, doesn’t look like there’s any harm for the folks not needing or able to use the new stuff.