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- Comment on Father sues Google, claiming Gemini chatbot drove son into fatal delusion 2 days ago:
Reading about the ELIZA effect as well is a good way to understand how those who embrace “social norms” can be enamored by machine-generated statements without questioning them at all…
- Comment on Belt Holster for USB Power Supply 2 days ago:
Valid, but many backpacks don’t have those dedicated headphone holes. I was thinking of something that could clip to the shoulder straps (or I guess this existing design could be adapted for MOLLE-style rigging as well with simple measurement).
- Comment on Belt Holster for USB Power Supply 2 days ago:
This actually would be kind of neat as a backpack atrachment.
- Comment on Sell your RAM, and quickly go from COD to the real world. 6 days ago:
A lot more armored vests and helmets that can stop a .22LR have been widely adopted though.
- Comment on Sell your RAM, and quickly go from COD to the real world. 6 days ago:
Not really, especially if you are willing to build one yourself.
- Comment on Ali got the Wiki "was" 6 days ago:
NonCredibleDefense seems to be faster than the news communities sometimes. The shitposts must flow.
- Comment on They are still chasing ComicK even though it is now a Tracking Site 1 week ago:
Someone might want to smuggle him to Brazil or something, where the suits can’t touch him.
- Comment on Pokémon Winds and Waves announced, releasing 2027 1 week ago:
DS generations are probably the last ones worth playing - although hard to emulate on a phone with comfortable controls, I’d imagine.
- Comment on Banning children from VPNs and social media will erode adults' privacy 1 week ago:
Yet another mullvad W
- Comment on Day 590 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 1 week ago:
Emudeck is pretty easy to work with (although be careful where you get your “switch dependencies”).
- Comment on 1 week ago:
The wireless communication protocol will still be able to be intercepted. A physical port for data transfer will probably be too dangerous to the subject and prone to contamination (and infection).
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Yeah, but the issue is intent and actual usage. I don’t want to fuck up my neck by always looking down at a 30deg angle, so I do try to view things on my phone more level with my face. I avoid pointing it directly at people, but I can’t change how others would interpet that.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Shoot, I should 3d print one for mine. I don’t use my camera for much anyway, and better protection from impacts would be nice.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Green light!
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Nothing personal, but those glasses are going to come off your face and straight onto the asphalt when I get the notification.
Don’t buy meta shit.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Hmm… I wonder if there’s any solid way to detect a camera lens being in active focus or use. This app works by parsing Bluetooth traffic, but a person locally recording on their phone wouldn’t have such a trail. Is there any reliable way to detect a camera lens reading exposed light?
- Comment on Meta’s own research found parental supervision doesn’t really help curb teens’ compulsive social media use 1 week ago:
“Don’t do meta, kids.”
- Comment on Modern parenting means apps for sports, school and more. Where is the data going? 1 week ago:
Higher education =/= tech literacy, as any enterprisr IT worker can tell you.
- Comment on spending 2 weeks ago:
From a databroker (legitimate or not) statistically, your entire identity goes for less than 5 bucks in a bundle.
- Comment on New protogen art 2 weeks ago:
Can you give a display headpats? Or does that just leave smudges all over the screen?
- Comment on All U.S. Social Security numbers may need to be changed following a massive breach that is already being investigated as a national threat 2 weeks ago:
To a degree, it already is business as usual for these firms (look at their underinvestment in IT infrastructure). The issue for the self-hosting community is that not enough of the population is technologically literate enough to understand the risks of using these platforms (insert any Meta/Bytedance/Microsoft/Amazon platform here), and the critical mass of users will remain perpetually vulnerable.
With that being said, for those with the literacy required, self-hosting is a secure breath of fresh air.
- Comment on Good news, UK Discord users, we're part of a Peter Thiel-linked data collection "experiment" 2 weeks ago:
Actually it’s not because there are third party clients available that you can use without any interactions with google services. I’m using Clerotri on GrapheneOS right now.
- Comment on Welp straight to the bin 2 weeks ago:
I wonder if that’s because of the microplastic contamination more than the actual salt lol
- Comment on Stoat removes all LLM-generated code following user criticism 2 weeks ago:
Transparency increases trust, and this is definitely a step in the right direction.
- Comment on Yeah 2 weeks ago:
“I’m cringe, and that’s based
I’ll never be based and that’s not cringe
There’s no one I’d rather be
than me.”
- Comment on Meta really wants you to believe social media addiction is 'not a real thing' 2 weeks ago:
Lemmy is addictive in the same way that attending a routine community center event is addictive - you’re happy to come back and see old and new faces, and contribute towards keeping the conversations going.
If you want to set up a new event (instance/community), you can do it yourself, in your own environment, without external pressure.
I would call Facebook, Reddit, IG, etc… more like a casino. You pull constant refreshes for dopamine hits, are feed a stream of ads and content that ostracises you if you don’t stay with the current, and have no control over your personal data or any works you create.
- Comment on Meta really wants you to believe social media addiction is 'not a real thing' 3 weeks ago:
We’re slowly snowballing some of them here, luckily :)
- Comment on Epstein details scrubbed from Mandelson’s Wikipedia page by shady paid editor— As the then-ambassador came under fire, an anonymous user tried to downplay his history of support for Jeffrey Epstein 3 weeks ago:
Is that the compressed version? Kiwix’s latest copy is roughly 100GB including images.
- Comment on Strengthening Windows trust and security through User Transparency and Consent 3 weeks ago:
Lol even
- Comment on Downvote this post 3 weeks ago:
Better than I can draw, this shit rocks