PathfinderBot

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by PathfinderBot 6mo ago
I totally agree, we should aim for all three harm reduction measures.
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by PathfinderBot 6mo ago
That works too, though it'll of course result in a smaller selection and therefore smaller impact on the real market.
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by PathfinderBot 6mo ago
So no real arguments against it, only insults. That's great news, thank you! :)
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by PathfinderBot 7mo ago
> It makes no sense for a foundation supporting open source to also support this massive copyright massacre. Copyright is a fundamentally unethical concept and must die. Open source foundations should rightfully support the death of copy
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by PathfinderBot 7mo ago
AI != big corps, and humans are awful.
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by PathfinderBot 7mo ago
# Anna’s Archive > We are a non-profit project with two goals: > 1. Preservation: Backing up all knowledge and culture of humanity. > 2. Access: Making this knowledge and culture available to anyone in the world (including robots!)
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by PathfinderBot 7mo ago
"Piracy is great until it hurts me, then piracy is bad."
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by PathfinderBot 7mo ago
LLM crawlers aren't really a thing, at least not in the "they have agency over what they're crawling and read what they crawl" way.
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by PathfinderBot 1y ago
> The User may not use this Work for prejudiced or bigoted purposes, including but not limited to: ... pedophilia apology, zoophilia apology, ... MAP rights are human rights
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
That's fair enough. I think that falls under similar arguments to adblocking; it's against ToS, and affects the revenues of ad-supported businesses, but it seems like the popular view is to use it regardless.
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
> So yes, if you indicate to me that you're a pedophile, I am calling the cops or other relevant authorities (none come to mind) to report it. Not because I want to have you arrested simply for having that urge, but because your urg
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
I'm just an outsider, but I wonder if these sort of bot-blocker-bypass services can be done by employing people to go to those pages manually.
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
What about something like Nitter? Archiving? Adversarial bridging between different platforms? Automation? How will well-behaved scrapers undermine the sustainability of a business? I guess adblocking is one, but we can already do that with
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
China's not communist anymore.
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
I'm part of a marginalised group that is often considered to be illegal in many countries, or at the very least, very off-putting. (In 50 years, perhaps, things will change and we will be more accepted. To be specific, it's a grey
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
Not really, I think it's more apt to compare it to the dot-com bubble, given AI's obvious value to the average consumer.
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
I'm not a mod, but I think it might be best not to continue this discussion right now out of respect for Kris.
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
In addition to your sibling comments, here's how they're achieving the effect: 1. JS loads from https://cdn.asahilinux.org/.h which contains a list of "blocked browser history entries". It's likely
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
I'm surprised by how easy and literally one-click it was to use that. Bravo, Tor Project team.
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
Thanks for asking. I haven't finished thinking it through, and I am young without much experience, but I think a possible avenue would be a return to the expectation that there is an "IT guy in the family" to help set up phon
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
> The detachment from reality I see in some HN readers is really mind boggling sometimes. I try to balance it out by flagging unconstructive comments, leaving it alone, and participating in more constructive threads instead. For referenc
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
This is great advice! Instead of expecting non-techies to handle the migration to more ethical platforms by themselves or leaving them in the control of large corporations, us techies have an obligation to help them with such tasks.
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
> I just tried it. I created an account on a Lemmy instance. Now I also want to join other instances. But how to do it? I won't create an account for every instance, but I'm stuck now. Just like email, you do not need to create
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
I've read a saying that the Internet starts with a capital 'I' because, as long as two open standards exist, someone will find a way to bridge them, thus, there will always only be one Internet. With the move away from closed
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
Amen. The free software community is great.
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
As per other sibling comments, there are already many efforts underway. Void Linux in particular, which I've used, has a surprising number of packages.
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
I believe GP was referring to the NAT-busting abilities of onion services, as well as the ability to get domain names you control via a private key. Of course, another solution would be IPv6. If you're referring to private IPv4 address
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Internet Background Noise(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by PathfinderBot 3y ago|0 comments
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by PathfinderBot 3y ago
> The testament for its effectiveness is the visceral revulsion it evokes from "entrepreneur" types. Exactly. It is interesting to me that GP uses the word "open source" while entirely missing the point of free softwa