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anthoniix 44 points 3 years ago

Bro what the fuck is going on right now lmao

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anthoniix 24 points 3 years ago

Damn, bro really just essentially said "get fucked". He also in essence admitted in the interview that the intention was to kill off certain third party apps, saying they provide little to no value to the platform.

I really think the root problem here is that we're building communities on private platforms owned by for profit corporations. The intention is to make money off your interactions, and to an extent how you have them. Instead of providing you with a service, you become the service. A commodity to be sold to advertisers and whatever nonsense they can get you to look at on their platforms.

This is why ActivityPub is important. You (mostly) don't see this kind of fuck shit happening with SMTP, instead they just couple services in with your email (O365, G Suite). Communicating and connecting with other people shouldn't be a business venture, and I hope social media continues to become increasingly unprofitable for these companies.

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anthoniix 24 points 3 years ago

Honestly, a lot of people might disagree but, corporate involvement is essential to FOSS projects surviving. The biggest FOSS project on the planet, Linux, is literally propped up by the biggest corporations on the planet.

The only potential issue I see here is maybe Meta forks ActivityPub and it becomes a "Meta Project" or some other fuckery. Outside of that I don't see any major issues with it. If we want ActivityPub to become something greater, we're going to need corporations on board. We have strong protections in place right now with a lot of the stuff that's being used being under strong copyleft licenses, and decentralization by nature is going to allow us to opt out of a lot of the ads and tracking that takes place by being forced to use an official app.

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anthoniix 23 points 3 years ago

What are you on about?

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anthoniix 22 points 3 years ago

I honestly don't see this as a big deal, but I'm glad that you're being honest and open. Attribution is cool and all, but Emma makes it sound like you committed some sort of cardinal sin. I can never understand why someone who uses a permissive license gets so upset when their work is not attributed, you gain almost nothing from it.

Again though, attribution is still a net good. I think it's the polite thing to do, and I'm glad you're doing it.

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anthoniix 19 points 3 years ago

what was the original reasoning for them giving him immunity in the first place.

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anthoniix 13 points 3 years ago

I hope beehaw overtakes lemmy.ml. Seems like a really nice instance.

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anthoniix 11 points 3 years ago

Honestly, others do have point when they say we are basically leeching off of the platform. I honestly don't think I'd mind paying for youtube, I currently don't because it kind of just got ingrained in me that youtube was "free". I think the ad supported model is fundamentally flawed though.

Platforms will always want to make it worth it for advertisers to work for them. With the huge trove of user data that sites like Youtube, Twitter, Facebook etc. have they will use that to leverage personalized ads that will feed your brain with garbage all day and coax you into buying shit you don't need or sometimes even falling for scams.

I'd honestly like it better if these sites just straight up charged you right out of the gate. Maybe on top of that we could have sites be interoperable, like the fediverse, so it's not necessarily what the site offers but how they offer it to you. Making you want to pay for an experience that you truly can't get anywhere else.

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anthoniix 11 points 3 years ago

If ActivityPub can't survive a Facebook venture, then it was never going to succeed in the first place.

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anthoniix 10 points 3 years ago

Im bouta buy an induction stove top lmao

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anthoniix 10 points 3 years ago

Similarly, if the Earth can’t survive Exxon, it was never going to succeed in the first place

Actually, yes. The reason Exxon is fucking the planet right now is because of weak regulation. If we can't build a system that is resistant to the threat of earth destroying corporations, we were never going to succeed in the first place.

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anthoniix 10 points 3 years ago

It's crazy how just reporting on things factually said and done by the CCP will get you called a liberal and a US propagandist. You've truly lost the plot.

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anthoniix 10 points 3 years ago

The capitalization is always the best part about his rants lol

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anthoniix 9 points 3 years ago

I wish they would just let me buy shit lmao

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anthoniix 9 points 3 years ago

this happened? >_>

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anthoniix 8 points 3 years ago

I think defederation is not really that useful in this case, because then your users will just leave and sign up for the platform where they can view where the most content is. Although I do agree with your general premise.

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anthoniix 8 points 3 years ago

Unlocked bootloader by default

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anthoniix 7 points 3 years ago

Yes, I think so. It's a lot easier to maintain your distro if the maintainers of the project handle everything regarding application packaging.

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anthoniix 6 points 3 years ago

I don't normally comment on NSFW content on my main account, but fuck it we ball.

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anthoniix 6 points 3 years ago

Youtube is waaaay different from pornhub. The amount of people uploading porn doesnt even begin to approach the amount of people uploading sfw content.

You can feasibly make people pay for porn, especially if you get a hot girl to advertise the content to lonely men.

SFW content though? How do you convince someone to pay for a gaming VOD, or some other type of mundane content? Hosting sfw video is just not profitable on the scale that youtube does it. Not without the backing of some SERIOUS money 😬

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