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submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by dual_sport_dork@lemmy.world to c/justpost@lemmy.world

With six yeas and one nay, and, uh, 1193 abstainers, I'm calling it.

Since it seems to be what most of us want, or at least what most of everyone who took the time to comment wants (I carefully left my own opinions out of this one, you will notice), AI generated content is no longer allowed in Just Post.

No hard feelings to anybody who posted it previously, intentionally or otherwise, and I will leave existing posts alone. Going forward, however, if you spot something that is AI slop and can make a credible case for it, flag it and I will remove it.

Note that "I disagree with this person or their post" is not grounds for you to blithely call it AI.

Be kind to each other, be honest, and always remember that at the end of the day we're all people behind the screen.

Except for the bots, which aren't people. They can go in the wood chipper.

Previous content:That would be feel out, not feel-up, unless you're into that kind of thing in which case I can't help you right now.

Some people aspire to greatness and others have it thrust upon them; so it was for me as well when the lemmy.world admins outright insisted I take over this sub as moderator in the absence of the other listed mod, @suns3t@lemmy.world, who has been inactive for almost two years. So far I've left this place as I found it, including leaving that sidebar rather forlorn and barren. The community so far just implicitly inherits the lemmy.world sitewide rules, which we can do nothing about, and that's it.

I'm making a rare appearance here because I noticed the wailing and gnashing of teeth over AI content with the recent Die Hard Lego set post. At the moment I handle moderation based entirely on user reports. If a bunch of people flag something, or just one person who makes a decently compelling case, I'll remove the offending post or comment. A sidenote also to that one guy from the other week who sent me a report over a post they simply disagreed with and did not provide a reason: That one didn't meet my threshold.

Anyhoo, I'm getting the feeling there's a rather strong sentiment around here that people don't like AI generated content. So here's the question:

Should we prohibit posting AI generated stuff here an actual rule? Yea or nay.

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Peas, lentils, radish. The hardest has been mold prevention, now I'm using H2O2 which is what most use. The success I've had I think will lead to a very predictable cycle. I created an app to track the actions I take with the time so I know when to do certain things.

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hell yeah

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They are in front of the elevators at an outdoor multi story parking garage around my area. That's all I wanted to share, thanks.

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That shit sucks

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Whether its family or friends...you know the type. All they have or do in their life is the TV. Thats it. Such boring damn people. Visiting their house is a snore fest. Can't start a conversation with them because they dont do anything and if I start talking about all the stuff I do I feel like a jerk taking over the convo.

I want to find interesting people but dont know how. I guess one good thing about boring folk is at least they aren't creepy weirdos. Though that would at least be more interesting !

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submitted 5 days ago by python@lemmy.world to c/justpost@lemmy.world

First time building a PC. The only somewhat reasonably priced DDR5 ram in my area was 2x 8GB SODIMM for 50 bucks.

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Link to timestamp of announcment

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submitted 4 days ago by Beep@lemmus.org to c/justpost@lemmy.world

I truly feel frustrated when people use words without actually having a basic understanding of what they mean or how they should used.

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Existence can't help but rely on itself to be proven

Any proof of existence is, categorically, detached from any scientific rigor, questionable by its own.

Beyond any ontological evidence, how could it be sustained, except through the ontology itself, ultimately speaking?

Yeah, as far as scientific inquiry goes, all it's known somehow infers this supposed validity of existence, empiricism as certainty of existence.

Skeptical by nature, of course Science must have some kind of skepticism about existence itself; this doubt can indeed be found, expressed as hypotheses such as the zero-energy universe.

Such an idea, still a matter of disagreement, hypothesizes about how universe would actually add up to nothing: net-zero sum non-existent existence.

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This was originally a stream-of-consciousness which I restructured as a more, purposefully cryptic and poetic text... speaking of which, you may want to tinker with the initial letters from each of the four individual clauses for each stanza of the text... (Sometimes the true message isn't what can be seen: it's the unseen)

@justpost@lemmy.world

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I was assaulted again today. It's been well over a hundred times I think the past few years.

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Sorry for speaking here again. Typically, it isn't tolerated for me to speak, and my sense is that male-homosexuality & ethnicity are primary reasons. I'm used to 'male' & 'homosexual' being regarded as non-compatible; this is a reason why I'm using 'male-homosexuality' (I sometimes acronym to 'MH' to spare the typing/jargon). I think my ethnicity also becomes inherently divisive & contentious to people, such that my presence or speech is often intolerated, even in places where it is welcome to the general public.

Some topics I want to talk about include wanting to get permission to sleep & trying to establish unforced access to food. I also enjoy creating & close-reading arts (e.g. poetry, music, art), and don't really have a place to share.

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The summoning requirements were updated

This is a drawing I just made in Sketchbook out of ongoing political anxieties, not sure whether it fits here, especially due to the implied subjects (ongoing politics and religious symbols). Please let me know if it doesn't fit here. Feedback is appreciated...

Alt-text (in case Lemmy doesn't pull it from Calckey instance I'm hosted at): An absurdist, surreal drawing depicting an elder man (a Merlin-like wizard), full with gray hair and beard, dressed in purple robe, amidst the woods during night. He kneels before a pentacle circle drawn on the ground, which is surrounded by five black candles. Both the pentacle and the candles are glowing and lit, with the pentacle emitting a purple glow. Hovering above the pentacle, however, is a bureaucratic, quite legalese text glowing purple: "Age verification required! You must be 18 years old or older to do summonings. Follow the instructions to upload your biometrics and a valid government-issued ID. By proceeding, you agree with the terms and the collection of any required personal data. We and our 72 partners will validate your request in up to 72 hours. Charges may apply." The wizard gazes at the hovering text with an unamused expression.

@justpost@lemmy.world

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Freedom Of Speech (www.youtube.com)
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I had talked about my wonderful experiences with openSUSE Tumbleweed...Which to be fair, it's amazing on my desktop. The one thing is that you must enroll keys in MOK (Machine Owner Key) every time you do a major update that alters the Linux kernel or NVIDIA Drivers. As this is a security feature designed to protect users against unsigned customized kernels or drivers. I had experienced a great borking event (due to body being disagreeable to the daily process of being alive). Having gone through that ordeal on my desktop, which ultimately required me to reinstall openSUSE Tumbleweed...

I was not thrilled about the idea of doing that on my Laptop. So after a lot of thinking about my options from mild like Solus, wild FreeBSD, and interesting concept Shani OS. I decided that Solus was the best bet because it had a package manager that I hadn't worked with before. Solus supports flatpaks out of the box, sane defaults, and a fairly robust recovery system that gets to back into a working OS if an update failed.

Installing the thing was really easy, took less than 9 minutes to install and boot into. You can also use Secure Boot with this distro, all you need to do is register the MOK on your device following easy to act upon instructions. I do advise to not use the drive encryption, as it was bugged AF, it wouldn't recognize my encryption password no matter how hard I tried. It took reinstalling Solus before being able to boot into it proper, still it wasn't that hard to get a working system in under 9 minutes.

I do recommend using the package manager eopkg to install updates upon logging into your user account. As Discover (KDE's graphical package manager) is slow. While eopkg is blazingly fast and surfaces useful information that you can act upon if you experience a problem. Surprisingly, zypper is slower than eopkg, yet both are powerful package managers.

After the initial system updates which are on a weekly schedule btw (a godsend from the daily deluge of openSUSE Tumbleweed). It didn't take me a long time to install and configure my software. I love the speed and efficiency of Solus. Can't wait to use it more often; particularly when I go to the coffee shop for writing or continuing to learn the basics of programming and Python.

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I don't have a TD bank account

Yes, I know this was a scam call. They automate them now so they don't have to talk to you unless you take the bait

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Unconfidential informant lied to Police to get out of some trouble Adam County Sherriff officers made a mistake by believing the lie Raided my house found nothing refused to pay for the damages and filed a lawsuit against me afroman for exercising my freedom of speech ! this is me holding trial in one song. I hope you enjoy it.

Afroman, a somewhat notable comedy rapper had their property raided by the Adams County Sherrifs a couple years back. This is them posting a rap/ victory lap. Apparently, they've Adams County Sherrifs are now in some deep doo doo over the matter.

In a time of gross injustice, seeing a little bit of light poke through, well its heartening.

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Apparently I am top (thelemmy.club)
submitted 1 week ago by Una@europe.pub to c/justpost@lemmy.world
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.org/post/4545480

This is a breakdown of the global fallout since the Epstein Files have been dropped. Resignations, Arrests, Stocks Falling, World War III, etc. The video also includes clips from an interesting interview of Sam Tripoli on the Danny Jones Show.

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Hello. I currently don't know of a place that tolerates me speaking. Some explicit reasons I'm given are that I'm male-homosexual, and that I'm ethnically/racially indeterminate/intolerated. It's common for people to be violent toward me. I'm wondering if I'm permitted to speak here? (My profile has some more information that may be triggering.)

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