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  • we have a new wound cube incident but this time with the american flag
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @oblomov you had to be there

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  • we have a new wound cube incident but this time with the american flag
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    we have a new wound cube incident but this time with the american flag

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  • @helge Content-Length: 0
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @helge Content-Length: 0

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  • the hardest thing isn't solving problems, the hardest thing is knowing which problems have already been solved
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    the hardest thing isn't solving problems, the hardest thing is knowing which problems have already been solved

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  • @swaggboi facebook marketplace is not a place of honor, no esteemed deeds etc
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @swaggboi facebook marketplace is not a place of honor, no esteemed deeds etc

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  • @StarkRG @dangillmor exactly.
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @StarkRG @dangillmor exactly. as bad as this move is by google, they're still ahead of apple, which is even worse.

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  • who do you think would win in a fight
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @cwebber whoever wins, we all lose

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  • BlueSky blocked Mississippi because #HB1126 would force them to age-gate everyone.
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @by_caballero @laurenshof @dansup you can also just *not* verify people's age. you can fight these laws just like the SOPA/PIPA blackouts in 2012. i don't see why anyone should just roll over and accept the dystopia without a struggle

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  • BlueSky blocked Mississippi because #HB1126 would force them to age-gate everyone.
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @laurenshof @dansup they can at most go after specific domains. you can just ignore mississippi entirely and people in mississippi will probably still be able to access the web if they really want to -- this only affects large well-known services to the extent that they can be fined (which they don't have to pay) or censored (which can be bypassed by proxy or vpn -- and every fedi server that maintains its own cache is essentially a proxy)

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  • BlueSky blocked Mississippi because #HB1126 would force them to age-gate everyone.
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @dansup it isn't about any one website being able to block visitors from mississippi. it's about mississippi being unable to block every single noncompliant website for their citizens. there's no reason to comply in advance, because they can't retaliate meaningfully unless there are centralized chokepoints.

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  • @aetios ancient legend
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @aetios ancient legend

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  • i've probably said this before but every time someone cites metcalfe's law and says that networks get more valuable with more connections, i want them to consider that the value of a connection might in fact be negative
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    a lot of people don't realize it, but this is in fact a political question. if you establish what is basically a one-world government for how people communicate, that is not necessarily a good thing. which expressions are allowed, and which ones are disallowed? the consequences are more technical than social, sure, but they are still consequences all the same -- it's just that instead of governing the natural language, they govern the structure. can we agree on a single structure for everything?

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  • i've probably said this before but every time someone cites metcalfe's law and says that networks get more valuable with more connections, i want them to consider that the value of a connection might in fact be negative
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    so ultimately, if i have to weigh the value of a connection, it's not just a question of what i gain by connecting. it's also a question of what i have to give up by connecting. if your view of the world is so fundamentally compromised that i cannot express myself satisfactorily -- if i have to bend over backwards to make you understand just a fraction of what i was trying to communicate in the first place -- then maybe i am in fact ending up worse off overall.

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  • i've probably said this before but every time someone cites metcalfe's law and says that networks get more valuable with more connections, i want them to consider that the value of a connection might in fact be negative
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    when people are allowed to publish arbitrary information on current services, it's not seen as a feature; it's seen as a security exploit. that's a real shame. we've moved away from the idea of people publishing web resources; instead, services publish web resources that are generated based on extremely limited input from people. some software doesn't even recognize the difference between a service and its users; it just assumes that everything on a given domain must represent the service.

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  • i've probably said this before but every time someone cites metcalfe's law and says that networks get more valuable with more connections, i want them to consider that the value of a connection might in fact be negative
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    a somewhat related concern i have is that this "lowest common denominator" approach has over the years reduced the range of human communication and expression to just a series of mostly plain text notes within a character limit and maybe a media attachment. this is a far cry from even a single web page. one of the cool things about the web is that you can and should be able to publish whatever you want. you don't get to do that if the structure is disallowed or not in your control.

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  • i've probably said this before but every time someone cites metcalfe's law and says that networks get more valuable with more connections, i want them to consider that the value of a connection might in fact be negative
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    i've probably said this before but every time someone cites metcalfe's law and says that networks get more valuable with more connections, i want them to consider that the value of a connection might in fact be negative

    another thing to consider: connections need a shared context. if you want to connect to everyone, then you are limited to the lowest common denominator of what the most naive node understands

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  • i saw the "con" in "continuous" censored.
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @codl that might be it actually, the word filter is very naive and it's probably a scunthorpe issue using a multilingual word list

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  • i saw the "con" in "continuous" censored.
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    i saw the "con" in "continuous" censored. why...?

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  • I sometimes think about some of the best shitposters I know are also fecalphobic and I both think, maybe a better term is possible, and also, we thank you for your incredible service for high quality posting nonetheless
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @cwebber some people i've seen have used the term "funposting"

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  • Good morning Fediverse.
    trwnh@mastodon.socialT trwnh@mastodon.social

    @helge a tag is taxonomical like a category, and an attachment is intended to be part of the message dispositionally

    this matter is complicated by mastodon stuffing toot:Emoji in there and expecting transformations of the natural language properties, which is not what a "tag" is typically supposed to be. but i would also go so far as to say that Mention tags should be replaced by directly tagging the Person.

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