Eskating cyclist, gamer and enjoyer of anime. Probably an artist. Also I code sometimes, pretty much just to mod titanfall 2 tho.
Introverted, yet I enjoy discussion to a fault.
I adore both of the FF7 remakes.
They aren’t flawless, and the obfuscated story that requires a lot of theorycrafting to keep up with isn’t for everyone.
But damn. The way these games make me feel like a pre-teen exploring my first game again, is pure magic.
Who mentioned piracy?
I get the files from bandcamp and quobuz. Unlike movies, you can still legally buy music, and get actual files.
Are they going to switch to a reward system that doesn’t allow botfarms to steal money from legitimate artists?
No?
That would reduces apparent user volume?
Oh noo…
I’m happy it works for you. In my case it simply wasn’t long-term stable, as such I’d never return to it, or recommend it.
Also, giving manjaro a hard time is the style at this time.
Manjaro, twice?
Surely no-one is that foolish?
NAS drives matter. Even without disk activity, 24/7 means they’ll do a LOT more spinning than other use cases.
You don’t run a torrent server on the NAS? Generally you wanna be doing the actual torrenting on something with uptime and storage.
Then to manage the torrents you either use a webui or app.
Are you just using a desktop client?
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You seem to be confusing my use of the word community with lemmy terminology. I am using it both as that, and as its dictionary definition.
Bragging rights and money are not healthy motivators. You’d be replacing personal interest, in the subject at hand. That puts every other potential motivator to shame.
Moderation could be thematic and specific.
It isn’t already?
You’re suggesting communities will form in the negative space created by people removing the same things. I don’t think that’d work.
And it’s definitely not how you foster niche communities. That’s how you drown them. Currently they survive in positive space, where even a small numbers of users, browsing using their subbed feed, leads to regular activity even with a tiny usercount. Even as the posts are essentially invisible in all.
I am asking how would such communities in your system survive, let alone form? Tags completely disconnected from a host instance?
I completely disagree.
The same person who creates a niche instance/community, is often ideal for moderating it. The fostering of a community around a given subject (not people) is what motivates volunteer maintenance of said community.
What’s the incentive for your subscription banlist maintainers? How would communities form in such a system?
Good to know.
I’m not sure if this is pushing that, but I personally don’t get the “fediverse mods/admins bad, centralised power has no benefit” argument. Like, duh. Of course they have control. That’s how we’re keeping the CSAM out.
Lemmy/Federated social media is FOSS. Instance admins have direct physical access to their instances. In theory, they can alter them to function however they like.
The deal is this, they keep being BDFLs, or we users replace them by setting up our own instance/community.
The difference between corporate social media, and here, is that none of us can just decide to become a facebook admin. And if we could, no-one could escape our decisions by switching instances.
If you think there’s a problem, and aren’t prepared to set out and become a fediverse admin yourself in order to solve it, or fork the codebase if you think mod and admin features shouldn’t exist, then you’re just waiting for someone else to solve these problems.
If you are prepared to run an instance, or create a fork, then you are the solution to the problem you are complaining about.
But it is also when you must choose. For the only way to lose, is to not choose.
Fox girls are not better. Still cute af.
That’s unfortunately not how words work.
Get into etymology and you’d be surprised at the number of words whose current meanings are complete 180s from their historical definitions.
You can’t just look at a word a decide what it means. Very few people use the word feminist to intend what you are claiming it means.
Suggesting they secretly intend your interpretation is mad, and claiming everyone except you is using the word wrong just means youre the one who has its definition wrong.
Unlikely. 5 is just all of OpenAIs previous models in a trenchcoat.
Taking a closer look, this is just nextcloud+onlyoffice?
Was the statue at least US made?
You literally do, though. You just said you do.
No I don’t and no I didn’t. I don’t get downvotes and reports and go “yesss, views and engagement”. Each time I have, I’ve reconsidered my posts in an effort to not have that happen again.
Your apparent assumption that I don’t care whether content is seen by people who want to see it, is entirely on you. I do care.
But the only way to ensure no-one who doesn’t want to see it, sees it, is not to post. So yeah, I’m ok with some minority of people being put off.
Okay, but then can you stop trying to use people talking about communities which include the ones you don’t want to engage with as a way to dismiss their claims as blown out of proportion?
Do you have an example beyond the one I made it clear I’m aware of? I block these too. They’re not popping up every day, which was your point.
I have the courtesy to marking my NSFW as NSFW
Did you miss the part where I said I do the same? I’m simply do not agree that there is any level of sense in filing the entire ecategory of anime content on lemmy, under nsfw. That is completely insane. It’s an art medium, not a pornhub genre.
beyond that I think the culture of ridiculously exploitative depictions of women in anime being defended as “not technically porn” is the root of some incredibly toxic aspects of modern culture, which is a completely separate issue I admit
I’m not sure where to even begin unpacking the prejudice towards anime-fans here. Sure there are issues, but come on. This isn’t argument. The only reason to include this thought is to reveal how little you think of me because of something I like.
it’s just bizarre how hostile people are to being asked to use the one tool we have to separate content.
Because it doesn’t work. The NSFW toggle is used to tag porn, spoilers, nsfl, and many other things, yet at the same time a ton of people use and expect it to work the way “not safe for work” implies. It’s a mess. We need arbitrary tagging.
In the meantime using it more than necessary DOES slow down the already glacial growth of federated social media. That’s a fact, not an opinion. Suggesting it should be applied to an entire fucking fandom is not far off wishing that that the entire fandom not be allowed on the fediverse. And no, “it works fine for porn” is not a counter-argument. People looking for porn aren’t going to be avoiding the nsfw tag. They’ll head straight for it. Would you like to guess what they do if they find one of my communities instead of actual porn? They downvote.
also you’re trying to conflate adult-targeted content with a long and entrenched history of sexism with music preferences, and I know you know that’s a false equivalency
What long entrenched history of sexism? Weeb=sexist now? It seems to me you genuinely hate us. As a whole and individually. You want me hidden more than necessary because apparently the things I’m into make me sexist or worse. And/or my sharing the things I’m into, spreads this sexism, and worse.
Seriously, are you actually claiming that having to view a couple anime girls before blocking the relevant communities, for which a convenient list is provided, is so dangerous and corrupting that it warrants the “warning label” that is nsfw being applied to every single related post?
Jack in BL2 was funny and entertaining tho.