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Two New Windows Zero-Days Exploited in the Wild — One Affects Every Version Ever Shipped

..."The vulnerable driver ships with every version of Windows, up to and including Server 2025," Adam Barnett, lead software engineer at Rapid7, said. "Maybe your fax modem uses a different chipset, and so you don't need the Agere driver? Perhaps you've simply discovered email? Tough luck. Your PC is still vulnerable, and a local attacker with a minimally privileged account can elevate to administrator."...

Two New Windows Zero-Days Exploited in the Wild — One Affects Every Version Ever Shipped

Microsoft’s October 2025 Patch Tuesday fixes 183 flaws, including three exploited zero-days and two 9.9 CVSS bugs.

^{The Hacker News}

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FreedomAdvocate

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Fixed and required physical access to the machine. If someone malicious has physical access to your machine you’re already done.

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utopiah

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Does it mean you don't think login password with physical token with disk encryption work?

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paraphrand

in reply to Delta_V • 6 giorni fa • •

It’s interesting that this supposedly goes back to Windows 3.1 and the original release…

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Snot Flickerman

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Other articles make more clear why that is.

cyberpress.org/windows-agere-m…

Rather than issuing a traditional patch for each vulnerability, Microsoft’s October cumulative update completely removes the ltmdm64.sys driver from affected systems.
As a result, all fax modem hardware relying on the Agere Modem driver will cease to function. While mail and messaging over IP have largely supplanted analog modems, some industrial and legacy applications still depend on fax modems.
Organizations must therefore audit their environments for any remaining modem dependencies and either migrate to supported alternatives or implement workarounds where available.
Microsoft’s advisory explicitly recommends that customers eliminate any reliance on the deprecated hardware to avoid service disruptions.

So maybe not all the way back to the original release, but back to the first release that included this specific telephony modem driver, ltmdm64.sys. If I recall correctly, Windows 3.1 brought networking capabilities.

However, another article claims it has only been shipped with every version of Windows since 2006.

thestack.technology/windows-us…

CVE-2025-24990 was credited to a security researcher going by the handle @shitsecure who told The Stack by DM “it’s a driver from 2006, never changed… I think it was historically shipped with everything, although that doesn’t make sense at all.”

Which honestly makes a lot more sense, since the "64" part of the driver name implies it's for 64 bit systems, which were first introduced in 2003.

Some more extraneous info on this driver/hardware:

sysnative.com/forums/drivers/1…

theretroweb.com/chips/10725

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agere_Sy…

American integrated circuit components company

^{Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)}

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paraphrand

in reply to Snot Flickerman • 6 giorni fa • •

Thanks for the details!

I wonder how often they clean stuff up like this. That crossed my mind earlier, I’m sure there is a bunch of “dormant” software that could be cleaned out or made optional in some way.

But the making it optional idea is easier said than done. Especially from a standpoint of discoverability and usability.

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Snot Flickerman

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Right, it was referenced in one of the articles that a bunch of legacy industrial machines likely still use this hardware, so the people using those old machines are probably going to have to go dig up PCI modems from that era without the Agere/Lucent chipset.

I'm sure you're right and there's lots of stuff they've missed like this over the years that they sort of kept on for compatibility but that opens exploits due to how old they are.

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Em Adespoton

in reply to Snot Flickerman • 6 giorni fa • •

People using that legacy hardware generally can’t run Windows 10, which just ended support this month. The patch is only for Windows 11, which won’t run on older hardware.

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Snot Flickerman

in reply to Em Adespoton • 6 giorni fa • •

The patch is for Windows 10, Windows 11, and Server 2008 up to Server 2025.

Further, there's companies that make custom-built modern machines that support classic PCI and modern operating systems and classic operating systems.

It's conceivable that legacy systems are using modern OSes with virtualization running a legacy OS and legacy PCI cards, for example. It's not beyond the realm of possibility.

nixsys.com/legacy-computers/pc…

NEW PCI Slot Computer and Motherboard

NIXSYS Sales Industrial Computers With PCI Slots As Per Customers Specifications. Contact NIXSYS for Choosing Your PCI Industrial Computers.

^nixsys.com

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Delta_V

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makes you wonder if/how/by who its been used all these years

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deathbird

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I expect it's stuff like ATMs, Coinstar machines. Things that may need to phone home regularly but don't need to sit online constantly.

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Agent641

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Personally I blame Dave Plummer.

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EndlessNightmare

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I was curious about the "every version ever shipped."

This gets really old school.

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After Israeli Withdrawal, Hamas Launches Violent Crackdown on Rivals in Gaza

After Israeli Withdrawal, Hamas Launches Violent Crackdown on Rivals in Gaza — The Wall Street Journal

Firefights and public executions raise concerns about spiral of internecine violence; ‘I could hear gunfire all around’

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Israeeli backed gangg no different from nazi collaborators

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How an Israeli-backed firm spied on US churches to push propaganda

A new firm called Show Faith by Works has launched a geofencing campaign targeting Christian churches and colleges across the American Southwest with pro-"Israel" advertisements, a covert operation exposed in a striking investigation by Nick Cleveland-Stout, a Research Associate in the Democratizing Foreign Policy program at the Quincy Institute, and published by Responsible Statecraft.

The operation appears to be conducted without the awareness or consent of many pastors and congregations, some of whom have expressed alarm over the use of such invasive digital targeting by "Israel".

According to the company’s filing under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), the project aims to “geofence the actual boundaries of every Major (sic) church in California, Arizona, Nevada, and Coloardo (sic) and all Christian Colleges during worship times,” allowing the firm to “track attendees and continue to target [them] with ads” on behalf of "Israel".

How an Israeli-backed firm spied on US churches to push propaganda

A pro-"Israel" firm secretly tracked worshippers across US churches and colleges using geofencing technology as part of a $3.2 million propaganda drive.

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How an Israeli-backed firm spied on US churches to push propaganda

A pro-"Israel" firm secretly tracked worshippers across US churches and colleges using geofencing technology as part of a $3.2 million propaganda drive.

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Supreme Court seems inclined to limit race-based electoral districts under the Voting Rights Act

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GRENDEL PT.2

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Judge blocks Trump from firing federal workers during government shutdown for now

The Trump administration warned it would use the shutdown to shed federal jobs. President Trump said that the cuts were aimed at "Democrat agencies."

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Until SCOTUS reverses w/o opinion? Let's hope not.

PumpkinDrama via Linux

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Which Linux distro would you say that fits me best? Do you think the LLM got it right?

distrochooser.de/en/d5ed36c131…

You want something that just works out of the box.
Your focus is everyday tasks with some programming.
You prefer cutting-edge software, but the system itself can be stable.
You want a graphical installer and easy GUI management.
You like Cinnamon for a Windows-like UI.
You’re okay with either pre-installed software or minimal install.
You don’t mind if the distro itself has a smaller community as long as the parent distro is well-supported.

Distrochooser

The Distrochooser helps you to find the suitable Linux distribution based on your needs!

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Shady_Shiroe

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If you lack experience with Linux and want a more windows like UI, then go with Linux mint, you will eventually distro hop either way so start off with the easy option and enjoy it as much you can before trying new things.

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illusionist

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I think it's astonishing that people still recommend linux based on the DE. As if there was no other difference. The big distros all support the big DEs.

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rozodru

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I don't get it either. I mean the distro at the end of the day really doesn't matter. like ok, which way do you want to type a line in a terminal to download something. you want Debian, Arch, Fedora, Nix or Gentoo.

People always suggest Mint and I don't get why. I mean I could have Cagebreak or Herbstluftwm on Mint...is it still new user friendly? no? then it's not the Distro it's the DE.

Throw Cinnamon or KDE Plasma on Arch with a Distro Manager GUI, boom now that's new user friendly.

It's the DE that's important, the Distro is whatever.

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Ŝan

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People suggest Mint because it's a solid, easy-to-use installer, is based on a stable distribution, and requires no fiddling wiþ etc files to get up and running. It's þe no-brainer of Linux distributions.

Maybe þere are oþers, but none are so widely known to be plug-&-play as Mint, because þat "new user" experience is what þe project focuses on.

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Shady_Shiroe

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Just cuz KDE works well on one distro, doesn't mean it works well on others (idk why it's weird like that). Another thing is that sometimes it's nice when everything is setup out of the box with no need to configure anything except theme and wallpaper.

I get most Linux users like to rice the crap out of there systems, but sometimes you just need to get work down and don't have time for that.

Also also, there are times software maintainers don't always release versions for your distro and not everyone wants to compile things themselves, or rewrite scripts cuz author only made it with Debian distros in mind, or something.

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HelloRoot

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Throw Cinnamon or KDE Plasma on Arch

Yeah no. I've been on arch for a decade and no way in hell is it user friendly for normal people.

Like for example - Explain to your aunt or uncle how to deal with pacnew files and that you have to do that on a regular basis. They'll look at you like you're some weirdo punching yourself in the genitals.

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Shady_Shiroe

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Most people don't know what a DE is or how to change it and training wheels are best kept on till they get the hang of all the things.

Everyone is different and learning should be in small steps rather than leaps. Always ask yourself, can my mom do this?

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Xylight

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It's irrelevant that every distro supports every DE. The out of box experience matters a lot, you don't want to force a beginner straight into the terminal just to get a UI they like.

For recommendations to experienced users, I agree.

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monovergent

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I'm not against the use of LLMs in principle, but their responses are for you only. As soon as it rolls out the door onto the open internet, it oxidizes to become slop. Prompt us with an original question, not stuff fresh out the back end of a LLM.

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technocrit

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Where is the "LLM"? Are you talking about the linked questionnaire? Zero mention of LLM.

github.com/distrochooser/distr…

SMH these grifters will call any super basic program "AI".

GitHub - distrochooser/distrochooser: An orientation guide for Linux newbies

An orientation guide for Linux newbies. Contribute to distrochooser/distrochooser development by creating an account on GitHub.

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https://reddthat.com/post/52178185/22187904

Lemmy

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Scientists Completed a Toxicity Report on This Forever Chemical. The EPA Hasn’t Released It.

...The assessment found that PFNA interferes with human development by causing lower birth weights and, based on animal evidence, likely causes damage to the liver and to male reproductive systems, including reductions in testosterone levels, sperm production and the size of reproductive organs...
The EPA told ProPublica the report would be published when it was finalized, though the press office did not answer questions about what still needed to be done or when that would likely happen.
But the report’s final version was “completed and ready to post” in mid-April, according to an internal document reviewed by ProPublica. And two scientists familiar with the assessment confirmed the report has been finalized and ready for publication since April...
A draft version of the assessment was made public last year and drew objections from an industry trade group. The final version, which retained the calculations published in the draft report, was completed shortly before the EPA announced its intention in May to rescind and reconsider limits on the amount of PFNA and several other forever chemicals allowed in drinking water. The limits had been set last year by President Joe Biden’s administration.
Darya Minovi, a senior analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists, pointed to that pending change as a possible motivation for not publishing the PFNA assessment. “If you’re trying to roll back drinking water standards, you probably don’t want to release information that makes the case for why those standards are necessary,” said Minovi...
...“This is the suppression of information,” said Allen, who co-founded the National PFAS Contamination Coalition. “We have the science, and it shouldn’t be obstructed.”...

EPA Report on Dangers of PFNA, a Forever Chemical, Hangs In Limbo

The report was completed in mid-April, scientists familiar with the document told ProPublica, but the Trump administration has yet to release it.

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TIL about this Fediverse software database

Today I discovered the Fediverse Software Database, and it’s a bit disheartening to see how many platforms have so few users. What are some ways we could help promote these smaller or newer Fediverse projects and give them more visibility?

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JohnnyEnzyme

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How did you escape your locker, Davy? (ba-dum-bump)

I don't know much about the software side, but I'd venture that (as with some instances) not all of them are necessarily trying to put much energy in to growing their userbases. That is, some might be set up to meet the needs of a smallish group, and might not be particularly interested in outsiders joining. That's just speculation though, purely extrapolated from the fact that some have set up their instances across the "FV" for that kind of purpose.

In other cases, I take it that such services are only federating to a limited portion of the FV, and that may indeed be a problem worth fixing sooner rather than later. For example, the four biggest user-bases by software (M, misskey, nodeBB and sharkey) don't seem to federate well, or at all, to the 'Lemmy' side of the FV. At least IME, and in terms of the network I'm on (PieFed).

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mesa

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A lot of smaller instances is actually better (in my opinion). Means that the cost of keeping them up will be consistent. And we dont actually need to be as popular as corp stuff. I like the small town vibes this whole scene fedi gives off. Theres probably a LOT of smaller < 10 user instances out there of people just wanting to do their thing.

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mistermodal

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True but keep in mind Fedidb and Fedimap are opt-in, you're probably not seeing everything, especially small stuff

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Ek-Hou-Van-Braai

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Do they want more visibility?

To me the Fediverse is like email. Some instances want to grow to as many users as possible. Some are just some dude who has his own email server and uses it for himself.

And everything in between

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in reply to Ek-Hou-Van-Braai • 1 settimana fa • •

But... There's a difference between instances and platforms. These are platforms.

I mean, your point is still valid, these platforms might not really be interested in gathering more users, but it's not a matter of having a small server you want to keep to yourself. People could host these platforms on their own server, after all.

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Kierunkowy74

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MAU numbers for Misskey are underreported as many instances report it wrongly as 0.

Mobilizon does not count its instances' MAU. Gancio has got no user accounts - events are published there anonymously and there is only one ActivityPub account to follow, which relays everything from the instance.

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Kierunkowy74

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One cannot go past hundreds, maybe few thousands MAU without a significant hype and mainstream attention.

Mastodon was the decentralised social network and main ex-Twitter alternative at the time.
Misskey attracted Japanese artists from a specific theme , exiled by Twitter.
Pixelfed benefitted with Instagram's moderation drama and then with a Streisand effect. Its autor helped it with some marketing but this only helped with the migration wave, not caused it.
Lemmy and /kbin grew on Reddit API debacle.
PeerTube is one of self-hosting video solutions and a P2P video platform and a federated one.
NodeBB and WordPress carried over their legacy user bases.

No other platform has more than several thousands MAU

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XiELEd

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Speaking of Kbin, how is it rn? My first account was made on there after all

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OpenStars

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Kbin the software has died - technically there is still one small instance in Poland that uses it, but all others have ceased, and the software is no longer being maintained under that name - yet the project lives on in its fork Mbin.

Instances that include the kbin word - e.g. kbin.earth - only retain that now as a legacy.

Sadly I don't think anyone has heard from Ernst, the original developer and admin of kbin.social.

App support finally came to Mbin though, see "Interstellar".

A spiritual successor to Kbin's design philosophy that is very much worth checking out is "PieFed", which I am writing to you now using it 😀. Most apps that work with Lemmy also now work with it (except Thunder support still coming "soon~(TM)~" but available only in the beta version for now, not the Play Store one). PieFed is written in Python rather than the obscure Rust language so its pace of development has been extremely rapid in comparison to Lemmy and it now has a feature set well beyond that of either Lemmy or Mbin. If you want to access both the Threadiverse/Lemmy/Mbin communities/magazines as well as Fediverse/Mastodon-style content, Mbin is still your best bet as it was designed for exactly that, but for Threadiverse stuff it offers numerous advantages. Anyway it is so nice to have choices to pick from!😀

Features - PieFed

Nice things about PieFed: There are two other options for reddit-style federated forums, Lemmy and Kbin (recently forked to Mbin, which shows some promise). Having used them both extensively I came away unsatisfied, for a variety of reasons.

^PieFed

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XiELEd

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Piefed seems interesting! Might register an account there 😀 Hurrah for the wonders of open source!
I'm a bit worried about Ernest though. Didn't he have a bunch of health issues?

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Move over Murdochs, the Ellisons are the new family dynasty shaking up US media

Larry Ellison's relationship with Donald Trump has drawn scrutiny as the tech billionaire and his son strive to become major media moguls.

^{Natalie Sherman (BBC News)}

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To compete with China, the U.S. needs Chinese talent

America can’t win the AI race without Chinese talent - Rest of World

Restrictive visa policies clash with Silicon Valley’s reliance on Chinese researchers, highlighting a critical paradox in America’s AI strategy.

^{Rina Chandran (Rest of World)}

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Tomahawk missiles for Kiev, Alaska process: key takeaways from Lavrov’s statements

According to the Russia's top diplomat, the process launched during the Russia-US summit is not yet complete

^TASS

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JillyB via Linux

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What's a good Google Drive replacement for syncing my Keepass database?

I recently switched my desktop to Linux mint. Overall it seems to work well for me. The one exception is that my password manager, Keepass, won't work. I currently use Gdrive to sync the database between devices. It works very well for this purpose. Is there another way I can sync this file as seemlessly as Gdrive? It would to work for an Android phone and Mint PC.

#linux

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phaedrus

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Others have said it, but SyncThing all the way. Open source, been around for a decade, battle tested, no cloud, full control over everything.

I didn't see this mentioned, but you can also tell KeePass to auto reload the database if the file gets updated elsewhere. Makes it so you can run the same KeePass database on multiple devices with live/realtime updates. I've used this setup instead of vaultwarden/passbolt on several IT teams to keep the important stuff separate from the normal systems. It's not on by default usually, but right in the Basic Settings page under File Management.

I have KeePass+SyncThing on 3 laptops, 2 androids, and a home server. If I add a password to one of my androids while I'm out and about (and I have cell data), next time I sit down at my desk it's already available. Vice versa works, too. If my home server dies, the other devices don't care and keep syncing amongst themselves. I think I've had some version of this setup going since SyncThing released, I can't imagine using anything else.

Do note that since there is no cloud or infrastructure behind it, sync conflicts do happen when a device in the network goes offline for a while. It'll never get rid of files if there's an error syncing, but instead create a second copy with a timestamped filename. If this happens to your password db file, KeePass can then merge the two copies together and sort things out mostly automatically. Over the many years I've been using this, it doesn't happen as often when you're the only person using any of the devices that sync. It can happen a lot when you share the setup with someone else, though.

Syncthing

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northernlights

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Tx somehow I had never heard of that until now, it seems great.

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Big Talk: Treasury Secretary Declares New War on Terror Against the Left | Scott Bessent suggests that Treasury is 'compiling lists' of nonprofit advocacy groups

Big Talk: Treasury Secretary Declares New War on Terror Against the Left

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Tuesday that his department is in the process of launching a War on Terror-style campaign against progressive…

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MIT engineers solve the sticky-cell problem in bioreactors and other industries

MIT researchers developed a way to make cells detach from surfaces on demand, using electrochemically generated bubbles.

^{MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology}

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Xanthobilly

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You know what’s worse for bioprocessing than sticky cells? Bubbles. The article implies this solves everything, when in reality it works on an edge case. Mammalian cells, and most cells lacking a tough outer wall, would never tolerate bubbles.

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TropicalDingdong

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MIT is built on headlines.

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Xanthobilly

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Ain’t that the truth.

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TropicalDingdong

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The world if even 1% of MIT headlines were true:

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Prove_your_argument

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Sure, but trying and failing is the only way we've ever accomplished anything.

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TropicalDingdong

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If MIT headlines were food we'd all be happy and fat.

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rigatti

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What happens when they interact with bubbles?

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Xanthobilly

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Bubbles act as a water/air interface. The lipid membrane of a cell is a wall that has an internal hydrophobic layer made of phospholipids. Phospholipids when introduced to a water/air interface orient their hydrophobic side into the air, away from water. In other words the bubble rips the cell membrane apart by pulling phospholipids out of the membrane.

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rigatti

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Good explanation, thanks!

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Windows 10 support has ended, but here's how to get an extra year for free

Microsoft account log in required.

Windows 10 support has ended, but here's how to get an extra year for free

Thanks to Extended Security Updates, you don't have to make the switch to Windows 11 just yet.

^{Katie Teague (Engadget)}

#technology

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Wispy2891

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Here's is how to get 3 extra years for free: massgrave.dev/ without Microsoft account login

Home | MAS

Open-source Windows and Office activator featuring HWID, Ohook, TSforge, KMS38, and Online KMS activation methods, along with advanced troubleshooting.

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Linux or pirate it.

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The Enemies Project helps "enemies" discover the human being in each other - Support their Kickstarter

The Enemies Project helps "enemies" discover the human being in each other.
In each episode, the Enemies Project documentary pairs two people with fiercely opposing worldviews. Intense conflict, yes. But the Enemies Project is neither gotcha TV nor political debate. The purpose is for "enemies" to find the humanity in the other — because in a warring world, understanding is rebellion.
Episodes are hosted by renowned Peacemaker Larry Rosen.

youtube.com/@TheEnemiesProject

They're running a Kickstarter Campaign here: kickstarter.com/projects/larry…

Episodes Released So Far:

Transgender — A transgender woman and a MAGA mom move from outright hostility to deep tenderness
Abortion — A pro-choice woman and a pro-life man confront the fact that their enemy is deeply, beautifully human.
A Palestinian and a Jew — A Palestinian American and a Hasidic Jew sit together in the aftermath of October 7, confronting grief, pain, and shared suffering
Two Jews — A Zionist and an anti-Zionist Jew wrestle with betrayal, loyalty, and the pull of reconciliation within their own community
Do Kids Need a Dad? A Lesbian and a Fatherhood Purist — A lesbian mom and a man who believes gay people should not have children find respect and warmth
Dictatorship Under Trump: A Proud Boy and a Progressive — Each fears dictatorship in America, but from opposite sides of the political spectrum
Dictatorship Under Biden: A Proud Boy and a Progressive — The mirror-image conversation, revealing how fear of tyranny shapes both left and right

Coming Episodes — What You're Enabling:

Guns — Two Traumatized Women Divided by Ideology
Immigration — A White MAGA Teen and a Mexican American Dad
Police Use of Force — A Cop and an Abolitionist
Falling from Christianity — A Gay Man and a Preacher
Falling from Islam — A Tech CEO and a Muslim Mama
Race in the U.S. [participants being interviewed now]

Other Episodes in the works: Russia/Ukraine, India/Pakistan, Falling from Mormonism.

The Enemies Project

The Enemies Project helps "enemies" discover the human being in each other. In each episode, the Enemies Project documentary pairs two people with fiercely opposing worldviews. Intense conflict, yes.

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🇰🇵 DPRK animated series, produced by SEK Studio

Squirrel and Hedgehog is one of the DPRK’s longest-running animated shows. Airing from 1977 all the way until 2012, it’s extremely well known within the country

For anyone who wants to watch Squirrel and Hedgehog, I’ve found a link, and it even has English subtitles!

- YouTube

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With Truce in Place, Hamas Pursues Bloody Crackdown on Rivals in Gaza

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Gangs backed by Israel it was those gangs that was stealing food

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GrapheneOS is finally ready to break free from Pixels, and it may never look back

The makers of GrapheneOS have confirmed they are partnering with a major Android OEM to bring the OS to Snapdragon-powered flagships.

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Full list of Young Republicans involved in offensive chats

Full List of Young Republicans Involved in Offensive Chats

The messages showed some young Republicans calling black people monkeys, joking about Hitler's gas chambers and calling rape "epic."

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The Enemies Project helps "enemies" discover the human being in each other - Support their Kickstarter

The Enemies Project helps "enemies" discover the human being in each other.
In each episode, the Enemies Project documentary pairs two people with fiercely opposing worldviews. Intense conflict, yes. But the Enemies Project is neither gotcha TV nor political debate. The purpose is for "enemies" to find the humanity in the other — because in a warring world, understanding is rebellion.
Episodes are hosted by renowned Peacemaker Larry Rosen.

They're running a Kickstarter Campaign here: kickstarter.com/projects/larry…

Episodes Released So Far:

Transgender — A transgender woman and a MAGA mommove from outright hostility to deep tenderness
Abortion — A pro-choice woman and a pro-life man confront the fact that their enemy is deeply, beautifully human.
A Palestinian and a Jew — A Palestinian American and a Hasidic Jew sit together in the aftermath of October 7, confronting grief, pain, and shared suffering
Two Jews — A Zionist and an anti-Zionist Jew wrestle with betrayal, loyalty, and the pull of reconciliation within their own community
Do Kids Need a Dad? A Lesbian and a Fatherhood Purist — A lesbian mom and a man who believes gay people should not have children find respect and warmth
Dictatorship Under Trump: A Proud Boy and a Progressive — Each fears dictatorship in America, but from opposite sides of the political spectrum
Dictatorship Under Biden: A Proud Boy and a Progressive — The mirror-image conversation, revealing how fear of tyranny shapes both left and right

Coming Episodes — What You're Enabling:

Guns — Two Traumitized Women Divided by Ideology
Immigration — A White MAGA Teen and a Mexican American Dad
Police Use of Force — A Cop and an Abolitionist
Falling from Christianity — A Gay Man and a Preacher
Falling from Islam — A Tech CEO and a Muslim Mama
Race in the U.S. [particapants being interviewed now]

Other Episodes in the works: Russia/Ukraine, India/Pakistan, Falling from Mormonism.

- YouTube

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Mike Johnson and Hakeem Jeffries will debate on C-SPAN

The debate is set to take place on the “Ceasefire” program hosted by POLITICO White House Bureau Chief and Chief Playbook Correspondent Dasha Burns.

The move comes as the two House leaders trade daily barbs over the government shutdown, with little direct communication between the two. It’s unclear if the debate will happen during the government shutdown; C-SPAN said the date is to be announced.

https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2025/10/15/congress/mike-johnson-hakeem-jeffries-cspan-debate-00609012

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Japanese Government Calls on Sora 2 Maker OpenAI to Refrain From Copyright Infringement, Says Characters From Manga and Anime Are 'Irreplaceable Treasures' That Japan Boasts to the World

Japanese Government Calls on Sora 2 Maker OpenAI to Refrain From Copyright Infringement, Says Characters From Manga and Anime Are 'Irreplaceable Treasures' That Japan Boasts to the World - IGN

The Japanese government has made a formal request asking OpenAI to refrain from copyright infringement. This comes as a response to Sora 2’s ability to generate videos featuring the likenesses of copyrighted characters from anime and video games.

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mannycalavera

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I don't think these companies give a shit 😥. If it means US companies fall behind the White House is going to aide with these companies and allow it. Or hostilely take over your company like they're doing with Tiktok.

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tal

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So, the "don't use copyrighted data in a training corpus" crowd probably isn't going to win the IP argument. And I would be quite surprised if IP law changes to accommodate them.

However, the "don't generate and distribute infringing material" is a whole different story. IP holders are on pretty solid ground there. One thing that I am very certain that IP law is not going to permit is just passing copyrighted data into a model and then generating and distributing material that would otherwise be infringing. I understand that anime rightsholders often have something of a tradition of sometimes letting fan-created material slide, but if generative AI massively reduces the bar to creating content, I suspect that that is likely to change.

Right now, you have generative AI companies saying --- maybe legally plausibly --- that they aren't the liable ones if a user generates infringing material with their model.

And while you can maybe go after someone who is outright generating and selling material that is infringing, something doesn't have to be commercially sold to be infringing. Like, if LucasArts wants to block for-fun fan art of Luke and Leia and Han, they can do that.

One issue is attribution. Like, generative AI companies are not lying when they say that there isn't a great way to just "reverse" what training corpus data contributed more to an output.

However, I am also very confident that it is very possible to do better than they do today. From a purely black-box standpoint, one possibility would be, for example, to use TinEye-style fuzzy hashing of images and then try to reverse an image, probably with a fuzzier hash than TinEye uses, to warn a user that they might be generating an image that would be derivative. That won't solve all cases, especially if you do 3d vision and generative AI producing models (though then you could also maybe do computer vision and a TinEye-equivalent for 3D models).

Another complicating factor is that copyright only restricts distribution of derivative works. I can make my own, personal art of Leia all I want. What I can't do is go distribute it. I think --- though I don't absolutely know what case law is like for this, especially internationally --- that generating images on hardware at OpenAI or whatever and then having them move to me doesn't count as distribution. Otherwise, software-as-a-service in general, stuff like Office 365, would have major restrictions on working with IP that locally-running software would not. Point is that I expect that it should be perfectly legal for me to go to an image generator and generate material as long as I do not subsequently redistribute it, even if it would be infringing had I done so. And the AI company involved has no way of knowing what I'm doing with the material that I'm generating. If they block me from making material with Leia, that's an excessively-broad restriction.

But IP holders are going to want to have a practical route to either be able to go after the generative AI company producing the material that gets distributed, or the users generating infringing material and then distributing it. AI companies are probably going to say that it's the users, and that's probably correct. Problem is from a rightsholder standpoint, yeah, they could go after the users before, but if it's a lot cheaper and easier to create the material now, that presents them with practical problems. If any Tom, Dick, and Harry can go out and generate material, they've got a lot more moles to whack in their whack-a-mole game.

And in that vein, an issue that I haven't seen come up is what happens if generative AI companies start permitting deterministic generation of content -- that is, where if I plug in the same inputs, I get the same outputs. Maybe they already do; I don't know, run my generative AI stuff locally. But supposing you have a scenario like this:

I make a game called "Generic RPG", which I sell.
I distribute --- or sell --- DLC for this game. This uses a remote, generative AI service to generate art for the game using a set of prompts sold as part of the DLC for that game. No art is distributed as part of the game. Let's say I call that "Adventures A Long Time Ago In A Universe Far, Far Away" or something that doesn't directly run afoul of LucasArts, creates enough distance. And let's set aside trademark concerns, for the sake of discussion. And lets say that the prompts are not, themselves infringing on copyright (though I could imagine them doing so, let's say that they're sufficiently distant to avoid being derivative works).
Every user buys the DLC, and then on their computer, reconstitutes the images for the game. At least if done purely-locally, this should be legal under case law --- the GPL specifically depends on the fact that one can combine material locally to produce a derivative work as long as one does not then distribute it. Mods to (copyrighted) games can just distribute the deltas, producing a derivative work when the mod is applied, and that's definitely legal.
One winds up with someone selling and distributing what is effectively a "Star Wars" game.

Now, maybe training the model on images of Star Wars content so that it knows what Star Wars looks like isn't, as a single step, creating an infringing work. Maybe distributing the model that knows about Star Wars isn't infringement. Maybe the prompts being distributed designed to run against that model are not infringing. Maybe reconstituting the apparently-Star-Wars images in a deterministic fashion using SaaS to hardware that can run the model is not infringing. But if the net effect is equivalent to distributing an infringing work, my suspicion is that courts are going to be willing to create some kind of legal doctrine that restricts it, if they haven't already.

Now, this situation is kind of contrived, but I expect that people will do it, sooner or later, absent legal restrictions.

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ToastedRavioli

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It sounds like it would be an analogue issue that is already similarly solved in other respects.

For example, its not only illegal for someone to make and sell known illegal drugs, but its additionally illegal to make or sell anything that is not the specifically illegal drug but is analogous to it in terms of effect (and especially facets of chemical structure)

So any process that produces an end result analogous to copyright infringement would be viewed as copyright infringement, even if it skirts the existing laws on a technical basis, is probably what the prevailing approach will be

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tal

in reply to ToastedRavioli • 1 settimana fa • •

For example, its not only illegal for someone to make and sell known illegal drugs, but its additionally illegal to make or sell anything that is not the specifically illegal drug but is analogous to it in terms of effect (and especially facets of chemical structure)

Hmm. I'm not familiar with that as a legal doctrine.

kagis

At least in the US --- and this may not be the case everywhere --- it sounds like there's a law that produces this, rather than a doctrine. So I don't think that there's a general legal doctrine that would automatically apply here.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_…

The Federal Analogue Act, 21 U.S.C. § 813, is a section of the United States Controlled Substances Act passed in 1986 which allows any chemical "substantially similar" to a controlled substance listed in Schedule I or II to be treated as if it were listed in Schedule I, but only if intended for human consumption. These similar substances are often called designer drugs. The law's broad reach has been used to successfully prosecute possession of chemicals openly sold as dietary supplements and naturally contained in foods (e.g., the possession of phenethylamine, a compound found in chocolate, has been successfully prosecuted based on its "substantial similarity" to the controlled substance methamphetamine).[1] The law's constitutionality has been questioned by now Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch[2] on the basis of Vagueness doctrine.

But I guess that it might be possible to pass a similar such law for copyright, though.

section of the United States Controlled Substances Act

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FatCrab

in reply to tal • 1 settimana fa • •

This is a distressingly unusually solid analysis for lemmy. I agree with one exception--writing to memory absolutely counts as a distribution. Accordingly, if a generative model output an infringing work, it for sure could create liability for infringement. I think this will ultimately work similarly to music copyright where conscious/explicitly intentional copying is not itself the threshold test, but rather degree of similarity. And if you have prompts that specifically target towards infringement, you're going to get some sort of contributory infringement structure. I think there is also potentially useful case law to look at in terms of infringement arising out of work-for-hire situations, where the contractor may not have infringed intentionally but the supervisor knew and intended their instructions to produce an effectively infringing work. That is, if there is any case law on this pretty narrow fact pattern.

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frongt

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That's their whole business model

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japan:
- people make rule34 porn of underage children: "i sleep"
- people make unsanctioned videos of characters from mega-corps like nintendo doing stupid stuff: "i weep"

always interesting to see where their priorities lie.

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mienshao

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Insane that that’s your takeaway from this post. This had nothing to do with underage children, so why is your mind already there? So fucking weird.

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paraphrand

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Go back to Reddit.

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_cryptagion [he/him]

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Go back to your mums basement.

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Hellotypewriter

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AI is like stealing a brick from everyone in your town to build your own house. As a medical writer it has absolutely destroyed my business.

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Pycorax

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And build it seeming convincingly well before it falls apart once a storm passes by.

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Tollana1234567

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i heard it pretty much ruined some career of corporate writers, on certain subs, although i dont know the extent of it. on one post, the user said the company was pretty much okay with the fact that thier low-quality AI generated writings will result in less clientele and less revenue, but no overhead of hiring an outside writer

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Hellotypewriter

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Yeah. So medical writers have it really rough. I was making $100k+ last year. I just exhausted unemployment. The problem is that you can feed AI a list of approved claims and basically feed it a ton of examples and it gets 85% of the way there. Of course it’s ripping off our work to do that, but cash is king. I haven’t checked in a bit, but website traffic was down 90%. So, they essentially lost millions to save $100k.

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Tollana1234567

in reply to _cryptagion [he/him] • 6 giorni fa • •

how is that relevant to AI; Minors AND nintendo doing some IP nazi stuff is not the same as AI stealing content.

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TomMasz

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OpenAI is copyright infringement.

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artyom

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OenAI replies: "but line go up...?"

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jordanlund

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I'm amazed that these shady chatbot apps aren't getting sued to death. I see ads all the time for Simpsons, Family Guy, Incredibles characters and I'm like "Disney is going to murder you."

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paraphrand

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Disney bought into a long history of Fox animated properties being lax in infringement enforcement online.

But this is a whole different level. That’s where I agree with you.

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earthworm

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They'll wait until the bubble bursts (or OpenAI shows signs of weakness) and then they'll eat it alive.

It's not profitable to go after them when the government is tweeting out Pokémon ICE commercials and the president is making deepfakes of himself.

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porcoesphino

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And the other government with large contributors is China and intellectual property rights have never been strong there. Walk around a startup and you'll see plenty of posters they're made with their products and with the faces of Elon Musk or Steve Jobs there as if they're endorsing or part of the product

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porcoesphino

in reply to earthworm • 6 giorni fa • •

And the other government with large contributors is China and intellectual property rights have never been strong there. Walk around a tech startup in China and you'll see plenty of posters they've made with their products and with the faces of Elon Musk or Steve Jobs there as if they're endorsing or part of the product

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Tollana1234567

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they use westerners, even hiring white people to be the face of thier company, its to "legitimize thier shady companies its very common. they make the westerners go to events and pretend like they own it, but not do anything for the companies internal workings. thats why alot of products on amazon that are from china uses white people in thier ads.

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Tollana1234567

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NVIDIA will want thier investment back at some point too. oracle is going to be left holding the bag on all the useless datacenters they built.

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unexposedhazard

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They will just make deal with OpenAI that benefit both sides while all the small players get crushed. Same as with all types of media...

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MourningDove

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“Irreplaceable treasures”

ROFL!

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tgcoldrockn

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nonviolence advocate here. that punchable face tho.

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FreedomAdvocate

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Hate for AI vs hate for big corporations and copyright laws. Which thing that they hate will Lemmy members defend passionately?

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meco03211

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Likely, whatever benefits the little guy. Most people don't have a problem with copyright laws in a vacuum. It's the abuse of those by large corporate entities that are the issue.

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FreedomAdvocate

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Well in this case there' s no question - OpenAI benefit the "little guy" more.

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eldebryn

in reply to FreedomAdvocate • 6 giorni fa • •

If we had a fair distribution of wealth I wouldn't care about either of these really.

Most artists care about attribution/fame somewhat but if they could live comfortably they wouldn't care about royalties much or others using their art.

Likewise for AI, automation is an amazing thing for civilization but when it is gatekeeped and used to make the rich richer it's just exploitation of workers everywhere since they have to work as hard as they did one century ago with, arguably, less buying power.

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FreedomAdvocate

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If we had a fair distribution of wealth I wouldn’t care about either of these really.

A "fair distribution of wealth" isn't really a thing though. What you likely consider "fair" is most likely "not fair" to high income earners, correct?

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eldebryn

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Yes and idfaf. Work as much as you want to. No one gets a second home before everyone has at least one. That's my position.

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Rose

in reply to FreedomAdvocate • 6 giorni fa • •

AI companies are not on the side of copyright reform or abolition. They just want an exception for themselves. They very much believe in trade secrets. They probably want copyright to eventually cover the current grey areas so that they can stop pretending they give a damn about open models.

It's not unreasonable to demand AI companies to play by the same rules as everyone else.

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FreedomAdvocate

in reply to Rose • 6 giorni fa • •

It’s not unreasonable to demand AI companies to play by the same rules as everyone else.

But when you hate those very rules, shouldn't you be cheering on the people that are seemingly ignoring them and are likely to try and challenge them in court/lobby to be changed/removed? Right? "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" and all that?

Oh, but not when those people are evil capitalist companies that make AI product lol.

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aliser

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yeah like he gaf

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SabinStargem

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I am cool with everything stuffed into AI and freely distributed, whatever the form. Bluntly, I think copyright sucks, and want it gone. Nintendo shouldn't be able to patent game mechanics, and I would like to see more mashups of things.

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TomAwsm

in reply to SabinStargem • 6 giorni fa • •

Ah, a man of culture - DBZ Team Training is a classic. I also hear good things about Super Mariomon, though I haven't tried it yet myself.

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Montreal_Metro

in reply to SabinStargem • 6 giorni fa • •

I agree that I should be able to use whatever you make and sell it for money without crediting you because I’m a human just like you. We’re basically related so whatever you make is also mine because we’re pretty try much the same person.

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bss03

in reply to SabinStargem • 6 giorni fa • •

I will support the elimination of copyright. But, as long as copyright exists, I will reject and resist AI.

That said, there are a number of other reasons I think AI sucks, it's not limited to copyright.

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Tollana1234567

in reply to bss03 • 6 giorni fa • •

i support elimination of IP copyright for medications, lessen the time for other forms of IP, like movie/show franchises.

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bss03

in reply to Tollana1234567 • 6 giorni fa • •

I don't think copyright is currently serving it's purpose "To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts". And it should be eliminated anywhere it is not doing that.

Closest to my pocketbook is software (I'm a programmer), and I think we'd almost certainly be better off without copyright of any kind on software. It would mean exercise of some of our freedom around software would have to be implemented via reverse engineering, but it would make that route much more available / less risky for software that is current not Free Software. But, maybe I'm extra jaded because software is almost always done as "work-for-hire" so the author doesn't actually hold the copyright, the Capitalist employer does.

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Gormadt

in reply to bss03 • 6 giorni fa • •

I support the elimination of copyright in it's current form

The way it was initially was fine IMO: 14 years, with an option to renew it at the end of those 14 years. ONCE.

Now in terms of patenting medications, if it was partially paid for with public money it's the public's patent. In other words it's open for everyone. Made a new medication but took a government grant to help fund it? It's public when it comes out, enjoy a nice hearty reward check for your efforts.

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tal

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Nintendo shouldn’t be able to patent game mechanics

Those are patents, not copyrights. There are a bunch of different forms of intellectual property. Off the top of my head:

Copyright
Trademark
Patent
Moral (not very substantial in the US, but more-meaningful in France)

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SabinStargem

in reply to tal • 6 giorni fa • •

IMO, the way it should be is that concepts and art should be free to be used by anyone. However, specific incarnations made someone can't be copied. For example, Nintendo can make a Pokemon game, as can Sega with the same characters. Naturally, Nintendo can make a Shin Megami Mario game.

The important thing is that the company or people behind an incarnation is distinctly labelled, so that people can't confuse who made what. In this way, variants of a media can fulfill niches that otherwise wouldn't be possible. Say, for example, a WoodRocket "Jessie Does James" hentai anime.

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tal

in reply to SabinStargem • 6 giorni fa • •

I have, in the past, kind of wished that settings and characters could not be copyrighted. I realize that there's work that goes into creating each, but I think that we could still live in a world where those weren't protected and interesting stuff still gets created. If that were to happen, then I agree, it'd be necessary to make it very clear who created what, since the setting and characters alone wouldn't uniquely identify the source.

Like, there are things like Greek mythology or the Robin Hood collection of stories, very important works of art from our past, that were created by many different unaffiliated people. They just couldn't be created today with our modern stories, because the settings and characters would be copyrighted and most rightsholders don't just offer a blanket grant of rights to use them.

That's actually one unusual and notable thing H.P. Lovecraft did --- if you've ever seen stuff in the Cthulhu Mythos, that's him. He encouraged anyone who wanted to do so to create stuff using his universe. One reason why we have that kind of collection of Lovecraftian stuff.

But you can't do that with, say, Star Wars or a lot of other beloved settings.

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SabinStargem

in reply to tal • 6 giorni fa • •

The Touhou franchise strikes me as the modern Lovecraft. People are creating fangames, and go on to make them into commercial products. Around the 22nd or thereabout, "Shrine Maiden Wars" will be released, which is a take on the Super Robot Wars formula, but with the Touhou cast. It is an incredibly vibrant ecosystem of fanworks, where most people get to have fun AND profit.

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Sebastrion

in reply to SabinStargem • 6 giorni fa • •

Touhou Luna Nights Is such a Fun Game!
It was the first Touhou Game I played because I'm don't like Bullet Hell's.
If someone reads this and is into Metroidvanias, give it a shot!

Touhou Luna Nights on Steam

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SabinStargem

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I probably will get it when Turkey Day rolls around. Anyhow, counter-suggestion: Check out La-Mulana if you like puzzles with your Metroidvania. They are extremely long and difficult games, but is worth your time if you got the lateral thinking to puzzle out the riddles and enjoy things like King's Quest.

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3abas

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Once you start studying non capitalist propaganda, the idea of "intellectual property" becomes transparently harmful. Copyrights don't protect ideas, they protect the wealth of rich people.

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jsomae

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Everyone here is either on the side of hating big AI companies or hating IP law. I proudly hate both.

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arararagi

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Didn't Japan rule that AI was fine to infringe copyright to train? Why are they complaining now?

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Geodad

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Japan didn't think the face eating leopards would eat their face.

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its okay if they did it, but not okay if a outsider does it.-japan

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Based on what I saw while lurking around the site formerly known as Twitter, while some Japanese creatives are totally hostile to AI with their traditional and digital artwork being poached for "training", others are jumping into Sora to enliven their waifu artwork, mostly posed 3D models or from video games.

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Stop calling it Twitter. It's x. And it's idiotic.

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HumanOnEarth

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Wow, Elon himself on Lemmy!

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3abas

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The stubbornness of calling it Twitter is really silly. Imagine insisting Edge is AcTuAlLy Internet Explorer, same energy.

It's called x now, you access it by going to c.com. it's stupid, but you need to face it and accept that Twitter and what Twitter used to be is gone.

Stop using the Nazi platform, period. This refusal to let go of Twitter and still giving Elon money and influence by continuing to use his platform while insisting you're making some sort of statement by making fun of him and calling it Twitter is... Silly. What's the end game?

Twitter is dead. Let it go.

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JackbyDev

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You need a better example. Edge was specifically not Internet Explorer. For quite a while, both existed. They were separate programs. Also going to twitter.com still takes you to where you wanna go lol, it just redirects.

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ZeroOne

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That's rich coming from a country with no proper copyright laws & a copyright monster by the name Nintendo

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tatterdemalion

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Japan's copyright law is very similar to the US, so I'm not sure what you're referring to.

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1880s international copyright treaty adopted by 160+ countries

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Meta removes ICE-tracking Facebook page at the request of the Justice Department

Meta has removed a Facebook page used to track the presence of immigration agents at the request of the Department of Justice, the company confirmed on Tuesday.

Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a post on X that “following outreach” from the DOJ, Facebook removed a “large group page” that was being used to target ICE officials.

Meta said in a statement that the group "was removed for violating our policies against coordinated harm.”

Meta removes ICE-tracking Facebook page at the request of the Justice Department

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AI's new frontier

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Is the bottleneck in cancer research intelligence though? Like, even if you had infinite mindpower available at near-zero cost, you'd still have to do basically the same amount of lab work. And that would cost basically the same amount of money and time.

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Pentagon sidelines military JAG lawyers ahead of deployments to US cities

According to CNN, Hegseth has now sacked multiple top officers across the Army, Navy, Air Force and Space Force who previously led those services’ legal branches — often after they gave legal advice that included concerns about Trump administration policies.

One such officer was Lt. Gen. Joe Berger, formerly the Army’s top uniformed attorney.

Berger reportedly raised questions about a series of early decisions Hegseth made after being sworn in this past January, including the legality of using Texas National Guard personnel for civilian immigration enforcement and the mass firings carried out early in the Trump administration by the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency.

Hegseth gets the JAGs off his back ahead of push into cities as Pentagon hobbles lawyers who raise concerns

Hegseth has long expressed disdain for military lawyers and support for soldiers accused of war crimes

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Are there any good places to torrent music with consistent quality and tagging?

I would like to move away from using spotify for music. Are there any torrenting sites where I can torrent music with high quality audio (~320kbps) tagged properly?

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I would like to move away from using spotify for music. Are there any torrenting sites where I can torrent music with high quality audio (~320kbps) tagged properly?

I strongly suggest to always tag your own music. I think expecting to always finding every album tagged to your own (or you media center's) specifications and preferences in one place is a fantasy. At least it's one that I've given up on more than a decade ago. Your music will always come from multiple different sources and I don't think there is (or ever can be) one golden goose.

So yeah, +1 for Musicbrainz Picard. I'll throw in Puddletag for small manual corrections.

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L501

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So I actually made a python script yesterday that uses spotify's web api to make a list of urls of every song on every album that I've liked one or more songs on. I then wrote a shell script which takes the file with all the urls and fetches the songs as 320 kbps mp3 files with a tool called zotify using a burner premium account I made. Unfortunately, it can only download songs in real time and will probably take around a month to finish downloading all the songs so I just set it to run on my vps. The mp3 files are good quality and have proper tagging and album art. I think I may have done it.

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splendoruranium

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Well, I'll be darned - I hope it works out!

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Would you be willing to share your scripts?

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L501

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I will also add a cron job to check for new liked songs once a day after this big download of ~15,000 songs is finished.

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Nicotine+ is a very good soulseek front; I suggest to adjust tags with Picard.

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GialappaShow torna il 20 ottobre su TV8 e Sky Uno: nuove imitazioni, Suor Piena di Michela Giraud e Miriam Leone con il Mago Forest

GialappaShow riparte lunedì 20 ottobre in prima serata su TV8 e Sky Uno, inaugurando la sesta edizione in tre anni. Ideato da Giorgio Gherarducci e Marco Santin della Gialappa’s Band e condotto dal Mago Forest, lo show rilancia il meccanismo che ha reso il format un cult: ritmo alto, clip commentate e un parterre di comici con personaggi e parodie inedite.

LE ANTICIPAZIONI: GialappaShow torna il 20 ottobre su TV8 e Sky Uno: nuove imitazioni, Suor Piena di Michela Giraud e Miriam Leone con il Mago Forest

GialappaShow, anticipazioni 20 ottobre 2025: Miriam Leone, Suor Piena di Michela Giraud e ospite Neffa

GialappaShow torna il 20 ottobre 2025 su TV8 e Sky Uno, le anticipazioni. Prima puntata con Miriam Leone e ospite Neffa. Michela Giraud debutta come Suor Piena.

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Seeking a Comprehensive List of ActivityPub Platforms Sorted by Total Monthly Active Users

I'm looking for an up-to-date, comprehensive list of all ActivityPub federated platforms, sorted by the total number of monthly active users across all instances. Similar to Fediverse Observer’s list but for platforms instead of instances using the platform. Does anyone know of one?

Fediverse Observer checks all sites in the fediverse and gives you an easy way to find a home from a map or list or automatically.

Fediverse Sites Status. Find a Fediverse server to sign up for, find one close to you!

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kersploosh

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fedidb.com/software

"By platform" is a fuzzy request given the interoperable nature of the fediverse. This list is broken up by software, so Lemmy/PieFed/mbin are listed separately even though their users share and interact as if they were all on one platform.

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Thanks!

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fedidb.com/servers?

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The not-so secret language of fascist fashion

Take, for example, a black polo shirt with white stripes at the hems of the sleeves and collar from the activewear brand Will2Rise. It is sold under the name “3.0 Perry Polo”, a reference to the famous British brand Fred Perry, whose black and yellow design was “hijacked” by the far-right group Proud Boys since its founding in 2016. (In 2020, Fred Perry discontinued the model as a result). In the Will2Rise version, Fred Perry’s logo of golden laurels is replaced with a modern design of the white supremacist Patriot Front logo, which depicts an upright fasces surrounded by a circle.

While valorization of masculine power and fitness is an important part of this new aesthetics, women – who are traditionally associated with fashion and adornment – also have a role in shaping the look. Adhering to traditional ideas of gender, the new Republican look of extreme plastic surgery and heavy makeup combines with tradwives’ 1950s dress silhouettes of cinched waists and flowery patterns to celebrate hyperfemininity.

These styles not only allow their wearers to blend in, but they also play a role in normalizing an aesthetics of radicalism and violence. Sociologist and American University professor Cynthia Miller-Idriss, who studies extremism and polarization, has written that “it is simply much harder to recognize ideas as hateful when they come in an aesthetic package that doesn’t fit the image people hold in their heads about what white supremacists look like”. When the radical right looks like the mythical boy and girl next door, it’s hard to know who can be a threat.

The not-so secret language of fascist fashion

Today’s rightwingers want their message to go mainstream, so it’s coming to a store near you

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Pro-Palestine activist couple have UK bank account closed without explanation

John Nicholson and Norma Turner’s joint retirement savings account was shut by Yorkshire Building Society

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UK government looked at the US government and liked what it saw.

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Other way around

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You're both right.

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Finally a good use for cryptocurrency.

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Do You Support Digital ID from Birth?

Do You Support Digital ID from Birth? #politics, #DigitalID, #digital #id

The recent push for age verification online is leading to discussion of Digital ID, which would tie a person's birth record to an official public identifier that can be referenced by private corporations and required for use of services in person and online.

What are the arguments for and against Digital ID? Where do you think your country is headed on this issue?

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Charlie Charles annuncia “La Bella Confusione”: il nuovo album esce il 24 ottobre

“La Bella Confusione” è il titolo del primo album solista di Charlie Charles, in uscita giovedì 24 ottobre per Island Records / Universal Music Italia. Il producer che nel 2016 ha contribuito a definire il suono della trap italiana firma un progetto dal concept personale e cinematografico, anticipato da una campagna di billboard misteriosi comparsi sui Navigli a Milano.

SCOPRI TUTTI I DETTAGLI: Charlie Charles annuncia “La Bella Confusione”: il nuovo album esce il 24 ottobre

Charlie Charles annuncia “La Bella Confusione”: il nuovo album esce il 24 ottobre

Charlie Charles annuncia ‘La Bella Confusione’: il primo album esce il 24 ottobre per Island/Universal. Tutti i dettagli.

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Holocaust survivor Agnes Kory: there's no end to Israel's atrocities for Gaza's children

Holocaust survivor Agnes Kory accuses Israel of attempting to carry out a genocide on Palestine in the name of all Jewish people

Archived version: archive.is/newest/thecanary.co…

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Holocaust survivor decries Israel's genocide

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[Article] Aliens may have stopped trying to contact humans because they simply got bored, Nasa scientist claims

Astrophysicist suggests ‘radical mundanity’ is answer to the ‘great silence’ in the galaxy

Aliens may have stopped trying to contact humans because they simply got bored, Nasa scientist

^{Maryam Zakir-Hussain (The Independent)}

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JUJUTSU KAISEN: Esecuzione, nuovo trailer e uscita al cinema l’8 dicembre in Italia. Sul grande schermo Shibuya e l’anteprima del Culling Game

Crunchyroll presenta il trailer ufficiale di JUJUTSU KAISEN: ESECUZIONE, lungometraggio evento che porta nei cinema l’Incidente di Shibuya e anticipa i primi due episodi della Stagione 3 dedicata al Culling Game. L’uscita italiana è fissata per l’8 dicembre 2025 in esclusiva nelle sale, distribuzione Crunchyroll e Sony Pictures Entertainment.

GUARDALO QUI: JUJUTSU KAISEN: Esecuzione, nuovo trailer e uscita al cinema l’8 dicembre in Italia. Sul grande schermo Shibuya e l’anteprima del Culling Game

JUJUTSU KAISEN: Esecuzione, ecco il trailer in italiano

Nuovo trailer italiano di JUJUTSU KAISEN: Esecuzione. In Italia al cinema dall’8 dicembre 2025. Guardalo subito!

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Almost 70% of US adults would be deemed obese based on new definition, study finds

Medical experts have called for new way to more accurately measure obesity, although definition has yet to be adopted

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Almost 70% of US adults would be deemed obese based on new definition, study finds

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US | Mint Mobile launches 5G home internet service — 415 Mbps MINTernet plans start as low as $30 per month for unlimited data

MINTernet is the latest in the growing field of home 5G internet services

Mint Mobile launches 5G home internet service — 415 Mbps MINTernet plans start as low as $30 per month for unlimited data

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Young Republicans' 'I Love Hitler' Group Chat Leak Sparks Outrage & Resignations in New York

Young Republicans’ ‘I Love Hitler’ Group Chat Leak Sparks Outrage & Resignations in New York

A Young Republicans group chat leak with open Nazism and racism has caused major backlash for many of its members.

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Nebraska resident sues after mayor’s Facebook page deleted her comment

Local resident is asking a judge to declare the mayor violated her First Amendment rights and have a jury determine compensation for damages

Nebraska resident sues after her comment about a sinkhole gets deleted from Omaha mayor’s Facebook page

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In the Supreme Court case Linkde v. Freed (2024), justices ruled public officials could be sued for preventing citizens from commenting on their social media page, even if the account is personal, so long as they have the authority to speak on the government’s behalf or are purported to be doing so in the post in question.

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