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- Comment on MegaThread: Under 16 lockout/verification/ID required 4 days ago:
Nephew, I really hope all your accounts aren’t banned by social media
- Comment on MegaThread: Under 16 lockout/verification/ID required 4 days ago:
No.
All your
basesdata belong to us - Comment on MegaThread: Under 16 lockout/verification/ID required 4 days ago:
Also regretting, because I can’t find a ‘disable notification’ lol
- Comment on MegaThread: Under 16 lockout/verification/ID required 4 days ago:
Me? 😢
- Comment on MegaThread: Under 16 lockout/verification/ID required 4 days ago:
OK, I shall remove that part of the topic 👍
- Comment on MegaThread: Under 16 lockout/verification/ID required 4 days ago:
Thirdly, the government is not implementing a block themselves. They are trying to pass on the unreasonable onus onto website owners.
If the website owners do it, then ???
I already know a heap of VPN servers I can’t access youtube or reddit from.
- Comment on MegaThread: Under 16 lockout/verification/ID required 4 days ago:
OK, there was an earlier (incorrect) comment in a thread that said it was included, but I traced back to a source, and it says Github is exempt. Phew!
- Comment on MegaThread: Under 16 lockout/verification/ID required 4 days ago:
You are sadly mistaken
- Comment on MegaThread: Under 16 lockout/verification/ID required 4 days ago:
Haha! I went through the ABC list from the link above as well!
The other one I’m worried about is Github 🥹 . It’s an invaluable source, and even if I don’t contribute source, I like to help with answers to issues where I can, and if there’s issues, I like to point those out as well.
- Comment on As of December 10th, You need to be sixteen to use Aussie.Zone 4 days ago:
Send Message to Molly
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- Comment on As of December 10th, You need to be sixteen to use Aussie.Zone 4 days ago:
people with red hair were allowed to access the site
At least Molly would be there to try and keep Pauline Hanson off.
- Comment on Chinese nationals discovered in remote WA as ABF launch investigation 1 week ago:
“We are a community of Indigenous people and non-Indigenous service providers — these people stood out like a sore thumb,” she said.
😂
- Comment on As of December 10th, You need to be sixteen to use Aussie.Zone 1 week ago:
Just a thanks to everyone involved with keeping things running here and dealing with not only our stupidity, but the stupidity of our stupid government.
And, Molly! Whoooooo, girrrrrrrrrrrrl! You have a job ahead of you! Good luck and thank you to you too!
- Comment on Australia | Teenagers sue over social media ban for ‘violating their right to communicate’ 2 weeks ago:
It will be a game of whack-a-mole.
They’ll just keep adding to their list of apps requiring ID.
And those apps you list are next
- Comment on Taiwan asks to join AUKUS, warns on China coercion 2 weeks ago:
For sure they would get US subs before Australia…
- Comment on Australia’s under-16s social media ban is weeks away. How will it work – and how can I appeal if I’m wrongly banned? 2 weeks ago:
Is it effectively a competitor to Lemmy or Mastodon at it’s heart?
Re Circles, to me it just comes across as groups or even simpler mailing lists. Overlaying security on top with Boundaries seems useful.
Just from a high level, i nearly always end up looking at 2 issues:
- is the social media/ app topic centric or people centric? Eg, I look at Lemmy being topic centric as it’s mainly split by Communities. Whereas, say, Facebook at least initially, was people centric as you effectively sub to your Friends. I’m a fan of topic based.
- how does the social media/app scale with size, eg with thousands and millions of users/posts/comments. Eg, Lemmy does it via upvotes/downvotes, and you can sort comments in a post by Top. There’s also what I view as security aspects to this, but it’s really a huge topic to itself anyways.
- Comment on Australia’s under-16s social media ban is weeks away. How will it work – and how can I appeal if I’m wrongly banned? 2 weeks ago:
TBH, I haven’t paid much attention to the workings of ActivityPub etc to comment. I’m just an oblivious end user nowadays 😀
If I really wanted to set up something like that nowadays, I’d probably use something like Lemmy anyways.
- Comment on Australia’s under-16s social media ban is weeks away. How will it work – and how can I appeal if I’m wrongly banned? 2 weeks ago:
I meant news as in nntp/usenet server.
nntp is so old school it became old school before school became old 😁
- Comment on Australia’s under-16s social media ban is weeks away. How will it work – and how can I appeal if I’m wrongly banned? 2 weeks ago:
I’ve got some accounts hanging around that were basically name sitting.
What they don’t realise is:
- i won’t go through any sort of age verification hoopla at all
- I will now actively tell people “I don’t use XMetaWhat anymore. If you want to contact me, please use AltFreeApp instead”
- Comment on Police need more powers to stop ‘naked racism and hatred’ after allowing Sydney neo-Nazi rally, premier says 3 weeks ago:
In NSW (state of Australia), there is no constitutional right to protest, but there is a common law right to peaceful assembly.
However, there is a requirement to submit an application to the Police 7 days ahead. The Police may choose to approve or deny this, which basically says “We think this gathering/protest/whatever will be peaceful, and so will not charge people with crimes such as obstruction etc when they walk down the road”.So, they can also direct that the protest can march here, but not there, you may gather there, but not here, you may only have this many people in this area, you may only gather during these times etc.
Of course, you are free to ignore these directions, but you may be arrested, or i don’t know, maybe strip searched, even if you are a child
- Comment on The threat of sabotage from China is growing. That’s not an excuse to erode Australians’ freedoms. 3 weeks ago:
- “Save the children” ✅
- "National security" ✅
- Comment on Australia's spy chief accuses China of targeting key infrastructure 4 weeks ago:
I fully expect several nation states to be targeting key infrastructure.
Your job, Mr Top Spy, is to stop them.
- Comment on In light of recent events and on behalf of its 8,400 farmer members, Farmers for Climate Action points out some key facts. 5 weeks ago:
I’m getting a 404 Page Not found from this link
I had a quick look around the website, but couldn’t find the article :(
- Comment on Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart spotted at Donald Trump’s Halloween party 5 weeks ago:
No, she went as one of these:
Art is great.
- Comment on Pay per shower: fully-funded aged care turns market-driven aged support - Michael West 5 weeks ago:
In before aged care services is just thrown up on air tasker.
- Comment on Were you on Facebook 10 years ago? You may be able to claim part of this $50 million payout 1 month ago:
I’m calling it now.
We’re all getting a heap of spam emails/texts from scammers about this.
I rate it under Nigerian levels, but abive BCF and Bunnings levels.
- Comment on Once Australia’s second priciest city, Melbourne has become more affordable. What happened – and will it last? 1 month ago:
I only did a very basic search, but the AI summary said that Sydney prices also peaked in 2022 (pandemic boom), declined, and have only recently reached the 22 levels.
This article also has some interesting data for comparing Aus cities.
Eg the Sydney median is $1.8M vs Melbourne 1.1M.
- Comment on 'Nothing' done to address gaps created by teen social media ban, says children's commissioner 1 month ago:
4chan is open for business. They excluded it, if you can believe it.
Because that is a safe, respectful bastion of community love and respect.
- Comment on New BoM website has rolled out 1 month ago:
I’m not sure if I should be furious or laughing my ass off.
Well played.
