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dojan Dojan @lemmy.world

Software developer by day, insomniac by night.

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Protestation
  • I'm not arguing that the attempts haven't been made, I'm saying that the end result, or status quo if you'd prefer, doesn't align with intent. Intent isn't irrelevant, but I don't think it holds as much water as results.

    Like @[email protected] said, communes have and do exist, and some form of communism has existed throughout history, and likely before it. The states we have today though don't hold up to scrutiny.

  • Protestation
  • True, thank you for the correction.

  • Protestation
  • These are hardly good examples of communism, just like how modern day U.S. is a pretty poor example of capitalism. A capitalistic society shouldn't prop up failing businesses using money taken from the workers. A failing business should just fail, yet they've been "rescued" time and time again, at the detriment of the people who don't see those funds and keep being exploited for their labour.

    True communism hasn't ever been implemented, and I wouldn't look to dictators as examples for how to do it. Dictatorships are incompatible with the fundamental ideas behind communism.

  • Is anyone else highly concerned with the SCOTUS ruling that the POTUS is immune from criminal liability?
  • Boggles the mind how one can be a convicted felon and still be in the race, but if you're in prison you can't vote.

  • Is anyone else highly concerned with the SCOTUS ruling that the POTUS is immune from criminal liability?
  • The king of Sweden has a similar exemption from the law, but he also doesn’t hold any political power. I also don’t know how waterproof his status is if he did something heinous enough.

    Trump already has done heinous stuff.

  • This is high key her fault...
  • And her opponent is a misogynistic chauvinist who mocks people with disabilities, diddles children, cheats on his wives, openly talks about sexually assaulting people, has open ties with Putin and Kim Jong-un, honestly I’d be here all day if I tried to scratch just the surface.

    Yet voters were okay with him over a milquetoast career politician. She was held to a much higher standard than Trump ever was, hell she still is given that she is somehow being blamed for the farce that is Trump. Why don’t people blame him instead?

  • Facebook and Instagram’s “pay or consent” ad model violates the DMA, says the EU
  • Which will work great until corporations implement systems that force it onto us. Microsoft building it into the operating system. Mozilla acquiring advertising companies and implementing AI bullshit. Google edging closer to having a monopoly on browsers.

  • I'm bringing chili
  • I've learned nothing since I got my first phone and that bad boi didn't even have a clock.

  • England's largest onshore wind farm in Yorkshire 'would be catastrophic for nature'
  • You very eloquently put my feelings into words.

  • Facebook and Instagram’s “pay or consent” ad model violates the DMA, says the EU
  • Yes, you’re reading it right, even if you pay, it doesn’t get rid of ads, they just stop tracking you.

    🤢🤮

    I hate what the internet has become.

  • Scientists wary of bird flu pandemic 'unfolding in slow motion'
  • I’m so excited for us to have two simultaneous pandemics.

  • Facebook and Instagram’s “pay or consent” ad model violates the DMA, says the EU
  • I believe you’re allowed to run ads on free tiers and offer to remove them by paying. You’re not however allowed to track people without their consent, thus you can’t force personalised ads on users, and say that the only way to get rid of the privacy invasion is to pony up.

  • What is a CDN?
  • My apologies, I should've prefaced that my experience with CDNs come as a developer, but not for LibreTube. Think of it more as an overarching explanation of what a CDN is, and not for how LibreTube makes use of it as I don't possess that information.

  • What is a CDN?
  • CDN stands for Content Delivery Network, and is essentially a network of servers that act as distributed caches to make accessing various assets faster for the end user. Say you have an application that needs to load a bunch of images and scripts, instead of going to the home server to fetch all that content (which could be on the other side of the world from you) the idea is that you save time by accessing those assets via a nearby CDN, reducing the chance of routing errors etc.

    There are downsides to CDNs as well. End users might have privacy settings that block CDNs, they may cost money to make use of, might make deployment a bit more complicated. I my biggest issue with CDNs is that they may not respect the end user's privacy, so if I develop an application and I really care about my users' privacy, I'd likely endeavour to not make use of a CDN as I can't guarantee that the CDN won't be a weak link in my chain. It doesn't matter how much I respect people's privacy if the CDN stores logs and tracks my users.

  • Supreme Court says cities can ban homeless from sleeping outside
  • There are prison labour protections?

  • Lawsuit Claims Microsoft Tracked Sex Toy Shoppers With 'Recording in Real Time' Software
  • Dangerous. Don’t insert things without a flared base or some other appendage for easy removal. That thing looks less like a sex toy and more like a paperweight.

  • Any thoughts on the new mount? Personally I love it! It reminds me so much of the Sulyvahn's Beast enemies in Dark Souls 3.

    Who's a good boy?

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