[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 29 points 5 days ago

New conspiracy theory: Fascism was created by pawn brokers so they'd have more memorabilia to sell

[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 14 points 6 days ago

Sounds like the Nazis are just outgrowing the media that sent them down a rabbit hole. I'm sure some new podcasters will fill the gap that will make Ben Shapiro look very intelligent and not-genocidal.

In any case I don't think MAGA needs them anymore, anyway. "Normie" government institutions are bent to their will and the corruption is self sustaining.

[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 40 points 1 week ago

0 casualties, like usual, but we're going to need another Raytheon contract for crematorium supplies ASAP. Unrelated.

[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 28 points 1 week ago

That magnanimous openness, where all the research is done by mininally compensated international students under constant threat of deportation.

Shocking that they'd go home to work in a lavishly funded lab where that's not the case.

[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 44 points 2 years ago

She has the honor of pre-splattering the flag in blood before it's used on the front lines

[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 30 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Pretty woman photo

Real name™️ handle

Suspiciously odd amount of numbers after handle

Shill checkmark

Yep, it's "Bots X'ing Bots" time over at Xitter

[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 25 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Tbh I think the vast majority of people that use these sites are just there to mindlessly scroll. I do imagine a lot of their reactions to the protests was to be pissed at the weird basement dwellers disrupting their porn/aww/etc feeds

More than anything, the fact that Reddit absolutely quadruple-downed on steering people to their garbage app at the same time probably drove a lot of that crowd away. I regard it like ~~Twitter~~ X now: just another rotting, closed-off corporate theme park - and I refuse to believe any content I hit a login wall after getting linked to is important enough to deal with their shit.

[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 48 points 2 years ago

I'm sorry but this is definitely shit you only say when you're very far from the action. Would you want your grandpa drafted and sent into a minefield to "dissuade the aggressor"? Grandma and the children too apparently, better dead than governed by another neighboring authoritarian shithole?

I think I'd rather just flee with my family to a country right next door that has a nuclear deterrent and NATO membership. Literally why would "they need to all fight to the death instead" be your first thought? I can't imagine it coming from a position where you think Ukrainians are as human as you are.

[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 23 points 2 years ago

I have to imagine direct intervention would've happened already if it was going to. Why let the Ukrainians get shoved into a meat grinder first? If you're America: it's good business and sells more guns. If you're actually reliant on the buffer zone then it's really not a game, as you say.

[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 34 points 2 years ago

If you want a picture, imagine a spicy op-ed stamping on a trotskyist newspaper forever

[-] Sinonatrix@hexbear.net 65 points 2 years ago

That's because they've been brainwashed by a consistently rising standard of living, they don't have free press like us to tell them how they should really feel about things

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Hello fellow fediverse feds, I'm 100% sure this has definitely been thought of before, but I'm apparently bad at googling the idea, so what's up with this?

There's obvious problems with the federation model:

  • It's a moderation nightmare and standards are effectively that of the worst website Federated with
  • It's a bandwidth catastrophe, last I heard Lemmy broadcasts every single vote to every Federated server??? At serious scale this is a genuine waste of resources with real carbon cost. I've read mitigations to this that seem to basically be going down the same route of Usenet or cryptocurrencies, such as having trusted servers/shards/whatever bundle transactions, which is a whole new mess
  • No cross-server identity management (not an inherent problem though). Super important ™️ clout chasers can try to squat their names on the big sites, but nobody's stopping anyone from doing a "REAL Elon Musk crypto give away" on a new server with the name not taken yet.

So what if users just had an rss-like experience of subscribing to individual communities on any server they pick? Their signed identity could carry meta data to facilitate cross-server connections (DMs go to XXX, also member of X, Y, Z, etc), and servers would only have to worry about serving and moderating their own content. What's lost? Discoverability? That seems lower stakes to centralize than moderation and corporate control.

Obviously the technology already exists: we have centralized OAuth providers and a more decentralized regime could be built off asymmetric encryption, but the attempt to apply it here is where?

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