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  • In theory, the will of the people should be the common good/best practices. The reality though is there are a certain portion of any given population with entirely selfish or hateful wishes. Those type of people tend to seek power in whatever fashion they can get and use those positions to amplify their voices trying to convince others to support them.

  • Of course they did. Twice they've murdered people in the street and immediately claimed them to be violent terrorists only to have it refuted from a dozen angles immediately after. Orwell already foreshadowed this a long time ago.

  • RICO to the rescue? Multiple people looking to kill people they seem undesirable and cover it up or justify it in a cross state fashion?

  • Third party owned systems are always a risk, get your own comms and pub/priv keys if you want it properly protected.

  • There was an allegation made some while back of Piefed having "hard-coded' blocks of certain instances. In actuality there is a default setting when you spin up an instance to defederate from some of the most aggressive instances that are known to brigade, spam, and generally act trollish. You can simple uncheck those during or after setup though, so it's a suggestion, not a forced state.

  • Piefed and Lemmy are act-pub/fediverse software systems, same with Mastodon and many others. Since Lemmy and Piefed are so similar in their structure though as link aggregators that people vote and comment on you could think of them as the same network with different clients.

    I switched from Lemmy to Piefed somewhere around piefed's 1.15 version as I recall. On a technical front Piefed is a solid margin ahead in admin and usability features, at least as of when I switched. I haven't noticed a major performance difference, but mine is a single user instance so that might be better shown at a larger scale. Lemmy was a bit easier to deploy initially since there wasn't a need to have anything compile locally but rather just pull an image and go.

    Ethically, I'm less concerned using Piefed than Lemmy. The devs of Lemmy are notoriously vocal in their support of Russia/China/Korea, and basically anything that could be considered in opposition of western liberal/progressive policies. This is troublesome since there is the potential for updates being made that help create even more aggressively divisive bubbles than we already have in many parts of the fedi. Those could be applied to any software of course, but the Lemmy devs make their stances quite visible in that regard.

  • Insecure dictators really don't like when people say no...

  • Dimensional transmission indeed functioning as anticipated

  • That you should have the option to run locally without calling back to home base without a special pass from MS.

  • Like, for a style, or making a creepy voodoo doll to do stuff to?

  • 'Weaponized their vehicle' seems to be ICE's favorite excuse per some stat I saw earlier in the day...

  • So unrestrained then

  • Turning away and slowly driving off is a big scary threat to these people...

    Reality is they want to try and claim the plain as day video of the event is fake and their version is reality.

    The Party told you to ignore the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.

  • I'm mean if TX wants independence let em go, the electoral map would shift on a way these fools would never see power again.

  • Have run Lemmy and now Piefed, it's nice to have things customized to your wants, but probably wouldn't bother if it was setting up a host just for that.

  • Because like other types of digital media, once it's created the duplication and distribution costs approach zero. Thus, if someone is willing to put up the efforts of creation for the public good we're all richer for it.

  • Congress functionally ceded it's war authority with the war powers act after 9/11. Anything that can be tagged as 'terrorism' lets the president act unilaterally. If I'm not mistaken though we haven't had a proper declared war since WW2.

  • Goatse?