Jeaaa.. finally a discussion without winners.. lets go for it ....

Whataboutism aside, humanity should be capable of fixing more than one problem at a time to survive. When you cannot trust your partner, the relationship has a problem. Clarifying fatherhood does not do any harm to anyone; rather, it helps the father accept the facts once they are proven, regardless of the outcome. Doing such a test right after birth, however, is the wrong move. Legislation must be changed in a way that ensures:

1.) The child does not fear additional negative consequences.

2.) The people responsible are also held accountable.

There is no fundamental requirement for a test directly after birth where the mother is highly vulnerable. Biological fatherhoods do not change after birth.

Is this a big issue? I can only speak about how it’s handled in Germany—and no, it is not.

Why are you asking? Are you looking for like-minded people?

Exactly opposite in my case. My First last name in combination with the city I'm live in and year of birth is still far from sufficient to make the link. It has become a real superpower

Who needs Fakebook when there is moltbook

Yes.. sry wasn't clear about that..

Moved in the Age of 16. Smoking, drinking and doing drugs was more way easier after that step, when no parents around telling you to stop that shit.

My two cents: Hugo+HTTP-Server should perform better when confronted with all the AI crawler bots as only a static site is served. Lemmy or Pifed is diffrent in that aspect. For small blogs it shouldn't matter (jet)...

Es war einmal im Jahr 2000

I did it about 8 months ago... it just works like black magic. It’s a "fire and forget" VPN, but SSO is a must in my opinion; otherwise, key exchange is too tedious.

Ich würde ja gerne reinschauen aber die Software die meine Krankenkasse dafür bereitstellt muss man via GooglePlay ziehen und läuft dann nicht mal, weil mein Telefon gerootet ist und oder ne custom ROM installiert hat. Echt man das mir die Krankenkasse vorschreibt unter welchen Bedingungen ich MEINE Gesundheitsdaten ansehen darf..

Ok however its hard for me to believe that such measures could render effective. Regulating the tech literate people in such a way will always fail. The only effect it could have is that when its illegal to posses a unregistered/hacked you are an easier target for "law enforcement actions"

Sorry, I’m just a guy from overseas trying to understand why, in a country where 1 out of 4 people possess weapons, the 3D printer is the problem. I mean, there are companies selling industrial-grade firearms—why the heck is the 3D printer the target?