Uh Snapchat already does that. Nothing about it is encrypted. And deleted messages are only deleted from your device, not snapchats servers.

Making a ton of money doesn’t preclude someone from being a socialist.

He was still an employee of the team owner and brought in more money for the capitalist than he was paid in return.

Even in a socialist society where the means of production are worker owned, there can be sectors that are more valuable than others. The difference would be that the workers are receiving their full value rather than being paid a wage and the excess value going to the pockets of a capitalist owner that isn’t producing value.

But no, Dale was definitely not a communist or socialist at all. He was a pretty staunch Republican.

Oh come on. Being ND doesn’t mean your mind jumps to sharing child porn. That’s a fuckin cop out.

It’s probably projection. Nobody reasonable would have jumped to the same conclusion. It doesn’t even remotely read like that.

Why are you such a weirdo where that’s where your mind goes.

Sharing positive hits isn’t saying share the images. It’s saying share the data on who what when where how the hit showed up positive.

Who shared it.

What was it (this is obviously going to be some kind of CSAM given that’s the tool).

When did they share it (time stamps).

Where did they share it (was the same image hit on other runs and what instances did it hit on with the tool).

How did they do it (local sharing, an image hosting service, etc).

Why are you using median household income for Thailand and median personal income for the US?

Median household income in the US is $71,000.

That’s normal for Samsung. They have had built in undeletable apps for years now. You can disable them but can’t delete them unless you root the phone.

It was one of the big reasons I switched away from Samsung to Pixel, and then eventually over to Apple entirely.

Any other car has a physical key as a backup. If the battery dies you can use the physical key to open it up and pop the hood to get to the battery to charge it.

With a Tesla you can’t do that because they don’t have a physical key.

Oh it’s coming lol. They already track vote counts on the back end. Several third party apps even show total “point” for posts and comments.

Example from my profile on Memmy:

And Thunder

One person created the_donald over there and people are getting butthurt.

That guy has been dead for 8 years. He’s got the record for not pooping for a Lemmy.

Wtf lol. I love the heat, but a dry heat. Dry heat is amazing. Humid heat just sucks

The migrant boat sank in the Mediterranean off the coast of Greece. While a tragedy, it’s largely irrelevant to the US news. It’s not like it was a migrant boat from South America going to the US. Those do happen and they become huge news here.

The Titan submersible happened off the coast of Canada and the US and Canadian coast guards were involved. The company running the excursions is American. That’s a lot more relevant to US news.

Looking at European news, the BBC has been covering the migrant boat disaster. It’s been reported in US news too. ABC started covering it over a week ago when it first happened.

It’s also just common, which makes it less newsworthy. Another boat sank in the Mediterranean off the coast of Italy in February. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-64776621

When things become common, they’re no longer as newsworthy.

There have been plenty of resources dedicated to rescuing the migrants. Over 100 have been rescued.

A big issue in the news coverage is that the migrant boat sank in the Ionian Sea in the Mediterranean. The Titan submersible was off the coast of Canada. So the news coverage in America largely focused on the thing happening near America. Same with the search and rescue. The US and Canadian coast guards were deployed for the search.

The Greek coast guard ran the search and rescue for the migrant boat since it happened off the coast of Greece.

Independent safety inspections and certification of designs. You don’t pass, you don’t sail.

Unless the Lemmy devs create their own app, the vast majority of users are going to use third party apps like mlem and Memmy.

So it’s still a problem with the platform if the username databases for instances don’t validate against each other to prevent reuse and impersonation.

I knew users can block specific communities from their feeds, but I figured the admin level was just defederating from the instance as a whole, like beehaw did.

That’s doesn’t mean anything though.

Nobody else can have the username [email protected] but Lemmy.world is only one of hundreds of instances on Lemmy.

I could go right now and make Izzy@<any other Lemmy instance> and depending on the client used, nobody would be able to tell the difference if that client doesn’t list the instance as part of the username. For example, both mlem and Memmy on iOS do not show full usernames by default. You just show up as Izzy to me. So [email protected] and [email protected] would show as the same user to me.

Can admins defederate from specific communities on other instances?

That’s rule 3 for Lemmy.world, but these two instances are on Lemmy.ml and sh.itjust.works respectively.

Batteries are already fairly easy to replace if you’re not an idiot. A hair dryer, a little screwdriver, a guitar pick, and a 5 minute YouTube video is all you really need.

I guess the EU just misses the days of ugly plastic backed phones that die if they get slightly wet. Or you drop them and the back falls out and battery goes flying across the room.

Gotta cater to the lowest common denominator of humanity though I guess.