I'm struggling to find what gives it away. I'm concerned AI has gotten to the point that I can't tell anymore. It use to be obvious things like hands being messed up. Help me out here, what clues you in to it being AI?
You assume your kids are going to be your care takers? What makes you think your kids won't move away?
Me
My mind goes to this video.
Current IP law may be too over reaching but I do like the idea that if an artist writes a song, or paints a picture others can't just make copies and sell it. Similarly, if someone makes some invention its nice that there is an incentive to publish the technology openly for everyone to understand how it works, and in return they get to profit from their discovery for a set number of years.
Some design patents and patent tolls are obviously bad, but I think for the most part its a decent system. What compromise would you propose?
This is the obvious right answer. If computers shipped with Linux mint most consumers wouldn't notice the difference.
From what I gather yes and no.
The fediverse is decentralized as it uses a protocol activity pub to allow lemmy, mastodon, pixelfed, etc to all talk. Moreover, most of the servers (to my knowledge) are community run. For example lemmy.world.
Bluesky made a new protocol similar to activity pub that could be used in a similar way, but its only used by Bluesky. They have allowed other users to host their own servers, but Bluesky still hosts the main servers (from what information I could find).
It seems bluesky wants to be similar to Fediverse applications, but I would have almost preferred how Threads did it; they actually use activity pub, so from mastodon you could follow threads users and vice versa. The Fediverse community wasn't fond of Threads so most servers defederated (or blocked) the Threads servers.
I feel Bluesky is doing something similar to threads. Its a corporation first that wants you to think its like the community first decentralized social networks. My take is, better than Meta/X, but I stick to Fediverse applications.
Second to last paragraph in the first image - "don't forget to tell me your cats' age along with the recording(s)"
Dude speaks for the trees
I don't get it, where is the depressing punchline?