Bruce

If it’s not known wether it’s dangerous, how would anyone reply? With their guts?

This question can only get non proven answers and risks getting answered the top health infox of the moment.

Here, people still feel as guests whereas on reddit, people stayed long enough to feel the place is their’s.

(“old timers shouln’t have to deal with this shit again”)

Several creators posted they had received (…) five to six figures.

X is monetizing the ads served in the replies to creators’ posts to determine payouts. This incentivizes creators to post things that encourage a lot of conversation.

… And recruit chatGPT powered bot armies.

More generally the sixth mass extinction

I love the “show source” button which gives access to how the tests are made.

And all those posts have 1 karma. These Gerpersons have some serious temper.

100 developers to safely add libraries to projects with no fear of falling out of corporate compliance regulations.

Depending on the regulations, python virtual envs could make it possible too.

Maybe some day they’ll get that the more processor-hungry-techno they pour in the mix, the costlier the server gets.

Hence, reddit gets more addicted to money; so more ads and other corporate agreements.

powershell is litterally out of the picture.

Nothing prevents someone from following you on your instance. Knowing the sum of your interests gives me more information than the sum.

So, to avoid having your profile being made and exploited, you could split account by interests.

As an example: Someone interested in videogaming and driving Ferraris has a lemmy account he uses to posts on both subjects. Some mar*keting bot wil report “This guy certainly has a high budget for his videogames. Let’s sell him expensive racing games with exclusive Ferrari logos & goodies”. If that person had one account for video games and another one for ferraris, he’d be protected from that.

But yes, everybody should feel free to use a single wide use account.