M Ely

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M Ely

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@ckly2000

Katılım Nisan 2017
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@lavenderleaf86 @Dmetz39 @arctotherium42 Sampling the genes, then making a custom cure is a process if you look at it. Even though the cure itself is different for each person. As such, the process can be validated to check if it works more often than it harms.
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Res@lavenderleaf86·
@Dmetz39 @arctotherium42 Are you an llm or are we speaking different languages in parallel universes? What randomized trials if we’re talking about PERSONALIZED? What “population-level” signal???? There would be a random sample of ONE.
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@WolvenSpectre @trucku_kun @yabhishekhd And add the mandatory age verification at os level, that's being brought into law as we speak, we are headed to extremely closed ecosystems in the next few years.
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@WolvenSpectre 🅅@WolvenSpectre·
@trucku_kun @yabhishekhd The issue is that this is believed to be a step in part of locking down not only the bootloader, but taking Android Closed Source, and cutting the 3rd party ROM makers off at the knees until they can build and update a common framework for their ROMs.
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Abhishek Yadav@yabhishekhd·
Bro Google is doing something wild. Starting September 2026 every Android developer has to give Google their government ID. Legal name. Home address. Phone number. And pay a fee. Even if they never use the Play Store. Even if they just put their app on their own website. So basically if you build any app for Android — Google wants to know exactly who you are. No exceptions. Brave, EFF, Tor Project and 40+ other organizations said no and signed an open letter against it. And think about who this really hurts. The people building privacy apps, VPNs, encrypted messaging, tools for journalists and activists. People who specifically chose to stay away from Google. Now Google wants their home address. Google is literally building a database of every person who writes Android software. Run by Google. Controlled by Google. Android was supposed to be the open system. The alternative to Apple locking everything down. Slowly it's starting to look the same. Is Android still actually open? 👇
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Trucku-Kun@trucku_kun·
@WolvenSpectre @yabhishekhd sure but money speaks louder , if many starts to degoogle their phone the market will move towards custom degoogled android which is good because that will take control out of google's sticky hands.
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@heavyoak @yabhishekhd They can't stop the development, but they surely can stop your app from working on most phones if they push an update blocking apps without verified signature. And most users won't bother with workarounds to run your app...
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Heavyoak@heavyoak·
@yabhishekhd You literally don't have to. They can't stop development and they can't stop the app from being installed and working.
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Cryvous@cryvous·
@lordbitememan @carygolomb @18dixiedean78 Once this gets passed and proved ineffective, they can more easily tighten the law, leading to more invasive practices against your privacy, such as Digital ID.
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@TronShiraiRyu @touhou19786917 All those examples are to access adult only stuff. You can live your whole life without using those. And children never ID in real world. These laws aim to get everyone ID before you even open your computer.
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TronSoulReaper@TronShiraiRyu·
@touhou19786917 We need our ID to buy alcohol. We need our ID to buy Tabaco, we need our ID to buy a car, we need an ID to drive. We give our information out for many things and suddenly it's a breach of personal information when company's take certain measures to keep kids safer?
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Touhou197831@touhou19786917·
Fuck anyone who supports age verification. Anyone that supports it is a fucking traitor to this damn country and they are a fucking disgrace to both humanity and society as a whole.
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Brodie Robertson
Brodie Robertson@BrodieOnLinux·
We are very quickly running out of states to "just block" to avoid OS level age verification, let alone the countries outside the US who are also following along
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@silv3rnode @BrodieOnLinux Next step - signing the distro binaries by those orgs who comply, then blocking web access from those without signature. You'll have to obey if you want to do banking, shopping or job searching online.
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silv3rnode@silv3rnode·
@BrodieOnLinux Distribute as source only. People can figure out how to install. The future is Linux from Scratch.
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@alexzeig @JGWithrow Problem is, and that's what gets everyone confused - that's not the goal of those age verification laws.
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Alex Zeig@alexzeig·
@JGWithrow The bookstore analogy is spot on. You don't card everyone at the door, you put the adult material behind the counter and check age there. That's how it should work online too.
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Josh Withrow@JGWithrow·
Judge striking down Texas' ASAA: "The Act is akin to a law that would require every bookstore to identify the age of every customer at the door and, for minors, require parental consent before the child or teen could enter and again when they try to purchase a book."
Energy and Commerce Committee@HouseCommerce

App stores should be held to the same standards as their brick-and-mortar counterparts. Age verification measures for app purchases are common sense solutions to give parents oversight of their kids' online experience. The App Store Accountability Act does just that, helping put parents in charge and protecting kids' privacy online.

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M Ely@ckly2000·
@Jupjami @SecrtAgntSquirl @gatewood__ For one, because it is not anywhere near an obviously good thing to do, from any viewpoint. Great effort is needed to understand in good faith what those laws are claiming to achieve.
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Jupjami@Jupjami·
@SecrtAgntSquirl @gatewood__ I like how y'all immediately defaulted to the conspiracist schizo explanation of "this is a coordinated effort the government is in on this!!" and not the much simpler, realistic explanation of "ooh look at what australia did, why didn't we think of that before we should copy it"
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SecrtAgntSquirl@SecrtAgntSquirl·
WHO CONTROLS THESE PEOPLE?!? There is literally NO WAY this stuff just happens to pop up all across the world and now in multiple states at roughly the same time period. How can people not tell that this is absolutely a coordinated effort to take more of their rights and privacy away?
The Lunduke Journal@LundukeJournal

An “Age Verification for all Operating Systems” (including Windows, macOS, & Linux) bill has been introduced in the state of Illinois. This new bill (Illinois SB 3977) is *very* similar to the recently passed California bill (and the introduced Colorado bill) and, if passed, would set a deadline of January 1st, 2028 for compliance. The Illinois version of the bill is being sponsored by Laura Ellman (Democrat). legiscan.com/IL/bill/SB3977…

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M Ely@ckly2000·
@mpcrider @BillDA Sales tax is VAT though, right? Just another way to look at it and calculate but same essence.
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Bill D'Alessandro
Bill D'Alessandro@BillDA·
My son just bought a Lego with his allowance money and asked me about sales tax I told him “every time we buy something we have to give the government a little bit of money” He looked at me like I was insane And it does sound that way when you say it out loud…
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@Mikeachim Yeah, I read about it in a book. There was a guy named Noah, he built a big boat and saved himself and all animals...
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Mike Sowden
Mike Sowden@Mikeachim·
A while back, I learned something mindblowing about the geological history of the Mediterranean Sea, and I just can't get it out of my head. Now I'm going to make it *your* problem too. Sorry. Hang onto your hat. This gets wild. 1/
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@VentiloAngel This made me thinking, can you push air through smaller pipes, like natural gas? With appropriate pump that is. Cause today it's 5 inch wide pipe minimum and that surely kills the aesthetics.
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Nathalie Ventilation@VentiloAngel·
🧵1/ The future of air purification may look more like this — integrated into walls, just like heat pumps This solves two big challenges people care about: floor space and aesthetics. DIY PC-fan purifiers are already very close to this concept.
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@TracketPacer By requiring children to Id they may be trying to build no-adult, kid-only spaces and not sure if parents can be allowed. This looks creepy on its own.
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@TracketPacer Setting aside the How question, what is it exactly this law is trying to achieve? In real life I don't need to Id to buy a lollipop, but I do to buy beer. And children never need to Id. Which does lock an adult in the teen-appropriate experience. But I'm not sure this is a goal.
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@VentiloAngel I wonder why Aranet didn't participate, I always thought it was a go to for CC community.
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Nathalie Ventilation@VentiloAngel·
1/2 6 CO₂ sensors comparison (March 2026). They’re all useful depending on what you want: price, battery life, or extra metrics. For CO₂ accuracy, I tend to trust co2.click Model D and Qingping Air Lite the most.
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@brankopetric00 Not if requests are allowed to complete before pulling the rug from underneath the service.
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Branko@brankopetric00·
Zero downtime deployments mean the downtime is distributed across all your users randomly instead of all at once, which is technically an improvement.
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M Ely@ckly2000·
@vxunderground I don't understand what they are doing really. In real life it's the opposite - you only need to prove your age when accessing adult stuff. I.e. adults buying lollipop don't need to ID, and neither do children.
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vx-underground@vxunderground·
I have a stupid question If they do age verification on everyone, making it so only adults can only visit some websites, that pushes people under age to certain parts of the internet that don't require age verification. ... doesn't that make it easier for pedophiles ... ?
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