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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • I just don’t care 🙌

    I seriously couldn’t give two fucks about supporting influencers or tech companies. Uploaders can pay for the infrastructure for all I care. Like people use to host websites out of passion, now everything is about profits, and politics, why would I want to support that? Why should I give two fucks about making someone else rich?

    Fuck that shit. You can get cracked copies of the YouTube App that give a much better experience.




  • Sorry, I’m going to try to be less argumentative 😅

    Misinformation has a direct cost in lives and money. So it seems to me to be morally good to stop it.

    I personally consider things like freedom of thought, freedom of choice, and freedom of expression to be pretty sacred, and to restrict those is a massive ethics issue.

    Either way, no one is a citizen of Facebook or Meta. Those platforms can police their content in whatever lawful ways they desire, and if they want to police misinformation that’s no one’s business but their own.

    The problem is we do have government putting pressure on tech companies to implement these polices. Zuckerberg has been infront of Congress multiple times. To me that’s just a loop hole.

    And why can’t I have an opinion on how Meta polices their information?

    People can still consume any information they like. But expecting and requiring Facebook or Meta to be that place seems pretty silly to me.

    In this instance though Meta is downgrading their department.













  • The issue is that if Google does create a competitor, or an open standards competitor is created, like RCS vs iMessage, Apple isn’t going to implement that, or in any way interoperate with it. So even if Google or someone else made a better system that worked beautifully on Android and any hypothetical alternatives, but Apple only implemented their own system and refused to share, things would remain shit. Which is exactly where we are.

    If Google had a popular competitor to iMessage, Apple users would feel left out, and that’s what would force integration.

    All they had to do was add sms to one of their chat apps, and people would have migrated over word of mouth for the extra features slowly overtime.