Kissaki

@Kissaki@feddit.de

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Kissaki,

I didn’t know reddit gave out the personal details of their users, but I guess I shouldn’t be surprised.

You make it sound like they have a choice, or do so freely and willingly.

The article is clear on that they don’t freely share without assessment though:

Reddit wasn’t willing to go along with the request, at least not in full. The company objected, arguing that handing over the requested information would violate its users’ right to anonymous speech.

Recent legal activity shows that Reddit doesn’t intend to automatically comply with all user information requests.

Kissaki,

The constant need for observation and corrective corrections in politics and political institutions is exhausting.

The need and cause are very foreign to me. I work problem-solution-oriented and person-neutral-collaborative in software development. Which is a personality and environment/systematic setup thing. And which of course sadly only works in smaller teams and groups and projects; not at the scale of EU politics.

The tasks, obligations, and responsibilities of elected politicians are clear. But that alone is not enough. Which is kind of tragic.

Kissaki,

“Hits hard” may be subjective and situational, but I guess it can be interpreted as emotionally touches you?

Kissaki, (edited )

Creating the list made me wonder what more I could list so I took a peek into my music collection. Maybe Neil Young, which reminds me of my deceased mother (I didn’t include it here). Or other genres that would fit too, given that I do listen to a lot of or more of other genres. I found more highlights:

Kissaki, (edited )

YouTube link for anyone else who wants to check it out/listen to it: Machine Messiah (2008 Remaster) and Machine Messiah (1980?)

/edit: My personal assessment: Too wild/disorganized for me :P

Kissaki,

YouTube: Johnny Cash - Hurt

I didn’t know it by name, but it’s an iconic classic. I immediately recognized it.

Kissaki,

Not bad for a small hobby project.

Are you referring to the Lemmy project or the Lemmy.world instance? Because Lemmy has two paid devs, and had two a while.

Kissaki,

How small is small? And what happens beyond it?

Kissaki,
  • You can choose an instance that gives you like-minded people and an intentional community (like feddit.de for a German instance, or programming.dev for all things development and programming related, or ani.social for anime communities, or beehaw.org for a more vetted signup and member approach for a more social and healthy userbase)
  • Lemmy is federated meaning despite this separation into instances users can read and participate in communities and posts of other instances
  • Instances can choose to not federate or to block other instances according to their choices (another reason to choose your instance according to your intentions and expectations or usage pattern)
  • You can link posts, add text to the post, and edit post titles after posting

Those are probably the most obvious and usage facing differences. Additionally:

  • Lemmy is a platform of free and open source software, open to customizations and collaboration
  • Lemmy instances are run by groups and individuals, it’s open to people and groups joining with their own instances
  • As such, both in software source and platform, Lemmy is a community project whereas Reddit is a private company (soon a public company owned by shareholders)
  • Lemmy has an open API allowing for custom client, bot, and other integrations
  • Lemmy uses the open ActivityPub protocol, so it can interact with many other platforms like Mastodon, KBin, etc

In many other ways, it is similar to Reddit. Like having upvotes and downvotes. Lemmy is still young, so it will improve in terms of functionality and annoyances.

Which display cable should I use for my setup?

I recently built my first rig and been using the hdmi cable that came with the MSI Optix G24C6 144hz monitor, which should be 1.4b. But now I remembered that the monitor is G-Sync compatible. Through googling I found out that majority prefers display port over hdmi but since I don’t have DP, I’m not exactly sure if it’s...

Kissaki,

It’s a 1080p monitor, so you won’t be hitting the limits of HDMI vs DisplayPort bandwidth.

The product spec page says

  • Display Port: 1920 x 1080 (Up to 144Hz)
  • HDMI™1.4: 1920 x 1080 (Up to 144Hz)

Freesync can be used seemingly from DisplayPort 1.0, or with HDMI 1.2+ (protocol extension) or HDMI 2.1+ if your monitor supports it.

G-Sync must be through DisplayPort 1.2 or higher.

If you render at 144 Hz you won’t be needing or seeing anything noticeable from variable refresh rates. It’s most useful at lower framerates. So it depends on how (fast) your games/engines will render moreso than the refresh rate and cable.

You said in a comment your monitor supports Freesync, so HDMI 1.4 is likely useable for variable refresh rates through Freesync. Either way you can skip it with a high refresh rate of 144 Hz.

Kissaki,

I feel like cross-posts should share comment threads…

Now comment threads are split across 6 communities.

Kissaki,

I don’t think it should be a client feature. It should be federated, like the posts are.

Kissaki, (edited )

What’s a struggle session?

Inbox fright is an interesting term. I certainly know and can relate to what you are talking about.

It doesn’t affect me too much I don’t think, but I know the feeling you are talking about. And I wonder how related or intersecting to/with social anxiety it is.

Kissaki,
  1. Darum bitten
  2. Klare Grenzen ziehen und schon bei Beginn stoppen was nicht an den Arbeitsplatz gehört / du in der Interaktion nicht möchtest
  3. An die Vorgesetzten wenden

Klar ist Grenzen ziehen ein Konflikt. Manche können damit nicht umgehen, nehmen es als persönliche Kritik oder Angriff, und werden unprofessionell.

Du musst dir überlegen ob du die Person konfrontieren möchtest, oder eben nicht, und dann aber auch mit den Konsequenzen leben musst (es geht so weiter).

Wie man zusammen arbeitet, wie das Arbeitsklima ist, und dass jeder gut, positiv, und produktiv arbeiten kann ist vor allem auch Sache des Arbeitgebers. Spätestens bei Konflikten. Wenn man mit der Person nicht umgehen kann, oder gerade wenn man befürchten muss dass es Intrigen oder andere unschöne Reaktionen gibt, dann ist es besser man hat Vorgesetzte vorher informiert - dass Problembewusstsein und beweisbare Kenntnis bereits zuvor vorhanden waren.

Genauso wie der Kollege unprofessionell sein kann kann natürlich auch die Vorgesetzten unfähig oder direkt schädlich sein. Dann bringt auch das, zumindest auf deren Ebene, wenig.

Viele Alternativen hast du nicht.

Kissaki,

Act now

I was expecting some suggestions to act or unite in opposition. The linked post has none of that though, despite its title. It’s a rant/criticism, not a call to action.

Kissaki,

I can’t get what it describes through all the Jedi stuff and jokes.

One mentor and one apprentice? And everything else remains unspecified and open?

For FOSS, as it is described, it makes me think it’s a big investment with unclear risk (will they even stay as a contributor?). Which of course can be contextualized - but then what is left here?

Kissaki,

Big numbers like that certainly show that training (of employees to not get phished) is worth it.

Somewhat lucky for everyone that in this case it was “only” money, no security or data breach, which has more lasting damage.

Verletzt die Reportage zum Anzeigenhauptmeister journalistische Standards?

Die Reportage haben wir vermutlich mittlerweile alle gesehen. Und wir können uns vermutlich auch alle denken, dass der Anzeigenhauptmeister eine Menge Hass und Drohungen erhalten dürfte. Für mich ist offen, ob er eventuell Autist o.ä. ist—Spiegel sagt nichts dazu und für eine Ferndiagnose fühle ich mich nicht...

Kissaki,

vermutlich mittlerweile alle gesehen

Kissaki,

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pressekodex#Inhalt_des_Pres…

Relevant erscheinen mir Punkt 8. Persönlichkeitsrechte und 9. Schutz der Ehre.

Punkt 8 ist (für mich) nicht unbedingt eindeutig darin ob das Folgen der informationelle Selbstbestimmung ausreicht, oder man darüber hinaus anonymisieren sollte im Sinne der Privatperson - selbst wenn diese kein Problem sieht/äußert.

Kissaki,

GPS-Auswertung: Der Rennradfahrer sei 39 in der 30er-Zone gefahren - das Auto soll ihn von hinten erfasst haben

uiui

Kissaki, (edited )

The title made me think of something completely different from what he actually said (the quotes are in the article).

  • He specifically talks about national stupidity, not individual or people/citizen stupidity
  • He says the technology is neutral, the concern is in how it is being used

What they’re saying is not that “stupidity is a bigger threat than AI”. They’re not separate ideas. He says he is worried about how AI is being used more than the technology and technological development itself.


“With this in mind, artificial intelligence is a tool. It is an algorithm made by humans, that is run by computers made by humans, that controls machines made by humans. I am more afraid, more worried [about] national stupidity than artificial intelligence to be honest,” he added.

“I have a scientific background, so I definitely consider technology as neutral. The problem is the user, not the technology itself.”

Kissaki,

I don’t think we do.

Kissaki,

If you’re so opposed to NATO, do you side with Russia then? Don’t they do the same, on a larger scale and more openly?

Do you side with neither? Is siding with neither not accepting aggression with all its consequences?

What’s your alternative? Your solution?

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