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Visto che c'รจ una crescente sensibilitร nel boicottare prodotti USA, ripropongo la mia lista su come usare solo servizi europei e spendere meno che con #Amazon:
LIBRI libraccio.it bookdealer.it librerie.coop
ELETTRONICA refurbed.it backmarket.it
USATO subito.it vinted.it it.wallapop.com fedimercatino.it
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La catena di oltre 80 librerie e Shops in tutta Italia. Prenota e ritira i tuoi libri oppure acquista online libri ed ebook! Vantaggi per i Soci Coopwww.librerie.coop
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ALTERNATIVE #01: AMAZON
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Comincia a essere chiaro a tutti quanto sia importante in questo momento STACCARSI DAI GRANDI MONOPรLI americani.
Comincio dal n.1 nel commercio online: AMAZON (ma anche eBay).
Oltre al sacrosanto 'andiamo nei negozi', ci sono "marketplace" alternativi?
Non solo: c'รจ DI MEGLIO.
Scopriamo insieme queste vere e proprie chicche!
1) commercioVirtuoso (tante categorie)
Italiani, sostenibili e di qualitร : i prodotti di questa giovane impresa promettono di venire incontro al commercio locale (acquisti dai negozi sul territorio), all'ambiente (la merce non deve percorrere mezzo mondo) e al valore della lentezza (opposta al "fast" del consumo usa-e-getta).
2) Bookdealer (libri)
Comprare dalle librerie indipendenti con la comoditร di ordinare online: รจ questo l'obiettivo di questa iniziativa, che permette di trovare un libro in una delle librerie aderenti sul territorio nazionale e farselo recapitare anche direttamente a domicilio.
3) Emarketworld (tante categorie - no libri)
Un'altra startup italiana relativamente giovane, che si presenta come un marketplace onesto e con ottime recensioni, un vasto assortimento e la possibilitร di trovare anche occasioni e prodotti ricondizionati.
4) PagineGialle Shop (tante categorie - no libri)
Sorprendentemente poco conosciuto, il marketplace di Pagine Gialle รจ molto assortito. Come su Amazon, i prodotti possono essere venduti dai singoli venditori o direttamente dallo Shop. Vale la pena di esplorarlo bene.
Da segnalare anche PagineGialle, che permette di trovare i negozi piรน vicini senza passare per Google Maps, e PGCasa, dove si possono reperire facilmente artigiani per tutti i piccoli e grandi lavori domestici.
5) Libri da Asporto (libri)
Non รจ un vero marketplace, ma un sito che raccoglie molte librerie aderenti, permettendo di trovare facilmente le piรน vicine sul territorio e di mettersi in contatto direttamente con loro (via email o whatsapp) per ordinare e farsi recapitare i libri anche a domicilio.
6) Subito (tante categorie)
Sicuramente piรน conosciuto (grazie anche alle campagne pubblicitarie), oltre ad essere un marketplace molto assortito, permette di pubblicare annunci e si configura perciรฒ come una delle alternative nostrane che possono competere anche con eBay (tuttavia senza possibilitร di asta).
7) Il Fedimercatino
E per restare nel Fediverso, che dire di questa bella iniziativa no-profit federata, collegata alla comunitร Lemmy @Il Mercatino del Fediverso ๐ตโป๏ธ? Il "Mercatino delle Pulci Online Eco-Sostenibile del fediverso" รจ un piccolo e giovanissimo spazio (in espansione!) nato per contrastare la cultura dello spreco, ridurre i rifiuti e promuovere la filosofia del "Regalo Consapevole" (ma รจ possibile vendere o acquistare prodotti con prezzi fino a 299โฌ). Leggete bene la pagina about!
8) StrumentiMusicali / MercatinoMusicale (strumenti musicali, apparecchiature e accessori)
Tra i tanti siti specializzati in una sola categoria, presento questo (anche per... deformazione professionale), che ho sempre trovato affidabile, ben fornito e di riferimento nel mondo musicale.
Il Mercatino รจ inoltre un sito dove mettere e trovare annunci per ottime occasioni.
#Amazon #noamazon #degafam #eBay #NoEbay #buyeuropean #compraeuropeo #compraitaliano #monopolio #alternative #marketplace
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@Tiziano Mattei puoi anche aggiungere il nuovo progetto del Fediverso fedimercatino.it collegato alla comunitร Lemmy @Il Mercatino del Fediverso ๐ตโป๏ธ
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Grazie, molto interessante! Perรฒ non sono molto dโaccordo che il comprare nei negozi fisici sia virtuoso in quanto tale. Da consumatore, compro dove mi conviene o dove nel bilanciamento generale ho un miglior rapporto qualitร prezzo; andare in un negozio e pagare di piรน, spesso molto di piรน, solo per fare un favore al negoziante non mi pare โsanoโ, in termini generali
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@Paolo CM ๐ช๐บ Infatti, ma non trovo proprio dove l'avrei scritto! C'รจ un "sacrosanto" iniziale (che puรฒ essere anche in parte ironico), e poi tutto un post dedicato a elencare tante alternative online... pensavo si capisse!
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Non avevo colto lโironia, perchรฉ il punto รจ proprio lรฌ: di per sรฉ andare nei negozi non รจ detto sia sacrosanto. Buona giornata!
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@tizianomattei devo essermi perso un pezzo di testo (boh, dove?) ma non ho trovato nรฉ link nรฉ per esteso l' alternativa ad Amazon. Potresti gentilmente ripetere?
Copio e incollo qui, vediamo se funziona
1) commercioVirtuoso (tante categorie)
Italiani, sostenibili e di qualitร : i prodotti di questa giovane impresa promettono di venire incontro al commercio locale (acquisti dai negozi sul territorio), all'ambiente (la merce non deve percorrere mezzo mondo) e al valore della lentezza (opposta al "fast" del consumo usa-e-getta).
2) Bookdealer (libri)
Comprare dalle librerie indipendenti con la comoditร di ordinare online: รจ questo l'obiettivo di questa iniziativa, che permette di trovare un libro in una delle librerie aderenti sul territorio nazionale e farselo recapitare anche direttamente a domicilio.
3) Emarketworld (tante categorie - no libri)
Un'altra startup italiana relativamente giovane, che si presenta come un marketplace onesto e con ottime recensioni, un vasto assortimento e la possibilitร di trovare anche occasioni e prodotti ricondizionati.
4) PagineGialle Shop (tante categorie - no libri)
Sorprendentemente poco conosciuto, il marketplace di Pagine Gialle รจ molto assortito. Come su Amazon, i prodotti possono essere venduti dai singoli venditori o direttamente dallo Shop. Vale la pena di esplorarlo bene.
Da segnalare anche PagineGialle, che permette di trovare i negozi piรน vicini senza passare per Google Maps, e PGCasa, dove si possono reperire facilmente artigiani per tutti i piccoli e grandi lavori domestici.
5) Libri da Asporto (libri)
Non รจ un vero marketplace, ma un sito che raccoglie molte librerie aderenti, permettendo di trovare facilmente le piรน vicine sul territorio e di mettersi in contatto direttamente con loro (via email o whatsapp) per ordinare e farsi recapitare i libri anche a domicilio.
6) Subito (tante categorie)
Sicuramente piรน conosciuto (grazie anche alle campagne pubblicitarie), oltre ad essere un marketplace molto assortito, permette di pubblicare annunci e si configura perciรฒ come una delle alternative nostrane che possono competere anche con eBay (tuttavia senza possibilitร di asta).
7) Il Fedimercatino
E per restare nel Fediverso, che dire di questa bella iniziativa no-profit federata, collegata alla comunitร Lemmy @Il Mercatino del Fediverso ๐ตโป๏ธ? Il "Mercatino delle Pulci Online Eco-Sostenibile del fediverso" รจ un piccolo e giovanissimo spazio (in espansione!) nato per contrastare la cultura dello spreco, ridurre i rifiuti e promuovere la filosofia del "Regalo Consapevole" (ma รจ possibile vendere o acquistare prodotti con prezzi fino a 299โฌ). Leggete bene la pagina about!
8) StrumentiMusicali / MercatinoMusicale (strumenti musicali, apparecchiature e accessori)
Tra i tanti siti specializzati in una sola categoria, presento questo (anche per... deformazione professionale), che ho sempre trovato affidabile, ben fornito e di riferimento nel mondo musicale.
Il Mercatino รจ inoltre un sito dove mettere e trovare annunci per ottime occasioni.
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Grazie. Il copia-incolla non tradisce mai! ๐คฃ
Grazie. Il copia-incolla non tradisce mai! ๐คฃ
non sono alternative, per semplici problemi di scala.
molto interessante, grazie
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Hayao Miyazaki: pacifista, antifascista e femminista.
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Hayao Miyazaki: pacifista, antifascista e femminista.
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The wonderful slow movement from the equally wonderful c minor piano trio of Elfrida Andree, played by Trio Nordica (I have the CD and posted the slow movement from the other trio a while back):
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Vedo che รจ stata lanciata una petizione per chiedere la produzione di un registro elettronico con fondi pubblici.
Non ho approfondito, ma certo sarebbe un vantaggio per chi ha divers* figl* in etร scolare, ma magari in scuole diverse; per chi insegna in scuole diverse...
Che ne dite?
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Buongiorno, il mio contatto su BS bsky.app/profile/ar1967.bsky.sโฆ ha letto il mio repost, ed ha piacere di comunicarti quanto segue
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Buongiorno sono Andrea e sono un rappresentante di prodotti farmaceutici che ha anche lavorato con Talea.
A Nichelino ero in contatto con Danilo che credo che lei conosca.
La figura dell'informatore รจ distante dalla mia, ma le dinamiche un po' le conosco.
Ho visto che chiede consigli per quanto riguarda il RAL, sicuramente le consiglio di andare a chiedere consulenza da un commercialista, se va da Confcommercio o similari รจ gratuita la prima e per una P.IVA di
A Nichelino ero in contatto con Danilo che credo che lei conosca.
La figura dell'informatore รจ distante dalla mia, ma le dinamiche un po' le conosco.
Ho visto che chiede consigli per quanto riguarda il RAL, sicuramente le consiglio di andare a chiedere consulenza da un commercialista, se va da Confcommercio o similari รจ gratuita la prima e per una P.IVA di
questa tipologia รจ anche la piรน conveniente nel caso che decida di intraprendere quella strada.
Il RAL minimo da richiedere รจ di 35.000/38.000.
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You know why we Germans are so pedantic about data protection? Someone around 90 years ago went through all records available, selected people with certain criteria, with the help of IBM, and then killed them all.
We don't want to be on any list.
And now the US Gov and Musk is trying to get access to all data they have about every person and put them into a big fat DB and run AI over it.
I am afraid what they will do with that.
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Since this gets tons of boosts:
Trans rights are human rights. Asylum is a human right.
Go vote whenever you can. Vote for parties who support migrants, protect climate and help people of all genders.
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With the help of IBM? Do you have a source for that?
@MrLaCave Not only some casual help: TJ Watson was decorated by Hitler himself with the order of merit of the German Eagle.
nytimes.com/1937/07/02/archiveโฆ
Thomas J. Watson Is Decorated by Hitler For Work in Bettering Economic Relations
Watson and van Vlissingen decorated by GermanyThe New York Times
@MrLaCave For an overview, see here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM#1910โฆ
Also some more details: theguardian.com/world/2002/marโฆ
IBM 'dealt directly with Holocaust organisers'
Newly discovered documents from Hitler's Germany prove that IBM directly supplied the Nazis with technology which was used to help transport millions of people to their deaths in the concentration camps.Oliver Burkeman (The Guardian)
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@wonofone @MrLaCave @floe Those I knew already, IBM was indeed new to me. In general all Ultra Rich in Germany have a dark history #taxtherich
Actually; Even more so in the Netherlands. The Dutch had migrated to a fully IBM/Hollerith Machine backed public administration ('digital' first, bedenken second oder so) before the invasion. After the invasion, the German's were just like "uuuuh, we know these machines! Got a query to run, let's call our IBM consultant!";
This is why (by %/population) so many more were murdered in NL; And why the Dutch resistance burned archives:
annefrank.org/en/timeline/128/โฆ
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1943_Amsโฆ
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@tfiebig Fascinating, I see the Auschwitz posts here on Mastodon and there are some many deported from The Netherlands. But also France and Norway stand out.
@burningTyger Well, the underlying truth is that the holocaust was fundamentally enabled by what we call "IT people" today.
And for some reason, nobody in IT got that memo and happily collects (meta) data without thinking about the possible dire consequences.
You can't lose data you don't have.
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35 years ago, when I finished high school I drifted apart from my friends/classmates who were into tech and science as they had 0 problems with bootlicking Thatcho and working for big USA tech companies, including the military-industrial/surveillance complex (which was a major employer in UK even decades ago, our tech industry is built on it). I see some of them on LinkedIn, they are still working for those corporates and are unrepentant..
35 years ago, when I finished high school I drifted apart from my friends/classmates who were into tech and science as they had 0 problems with bootlicking Thatcho and working for big USA tech companies, including the military-industrial/surveillance complex (which was a major employer in UK even decades ago, our tech industry is built on it). I see some of them on LinkedIn, they are still working for those corporates and are unrepentant..
Hast du einen Link zu dem Artikel, auf den du dich berufst?
Do you have a link to this article you are referring to?
That's the difference between the US and Germany -- you folks learned a lesson from your racist past.
@soulexpress Me looking nervously onto the vote that will happen on Sunday which will get a Nazi party to maybe 20% and the CDU (the merkel party) having a racist old dude running it atm and might become the winner ๐ซ ๐
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this is why people need to start becoming self sufficient. Homesteading, growing your own fruits and veggies, getting your meat from livestock, creating barter systems with the community. Anything that gets people away from government and the systems that oppress the people.
And let's not forget the Stasi - in hindsight, a bunch of amateurs in surveillance and authoritarianism, compared to DOGE muskovites.
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with the help of WHOOOM?!?
Oh the rabbit hole Iโm about to go down.
@ErickaSimone This book is covering all you need about that rabbit hole:
thank you. I know what they (England) did to the legend Turingโฆ but for IBM to be involved in holocaust listingโฆ. Damn.
@ErickaSimone yeah...its like really bad. Everywhere you look opportunistic and racist tech bros always were present ๐๐ญ
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Indeed. I'm also familiar with the works of Timnit Gebru; she talks about this a lot.
Indeed. I'm also familiar with the works of Timnit Gebru; she talks about this a lot.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @joaopinheiro @mbpaz @MrLaCave I hope it was a painful death for him, then. What a fucking idiot. Fuck ford.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @joaopinheiro @mbpaz @MrLaCave thats not good enough. "I didnt know painting an entire group of people are parasites that needed to be exterminated would hurt them" is an idiocy that should be brutually punished. A 5 year old knows that people are people, henry ford was a grown ass man. "I didnt know" isnt an excuse.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @joaopinheiro @mbpaz @MrLaCave so interesting, this time itโs Tesla and Trump. History really is repeating itself almost exactly.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @GabeMoralesVR @joaopinheiro @mbpaz @MrLaCave Not until after he was reimbursed for the Allies blowing up Nazi Ford plants. Fuck that guy forever and everyone who lionized this "captain of industry".
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @soulexpress WWII, The Business Plot, ULTRA... It's pretty clear the oligarchs are and have been the problem.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @joaopinheiro @mbpaz @MrLaCave I assume it was more along the lines of "Hey, I got the high score!" and intentionally going out on a high note.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @GabeMoralesVR @mbpaz @MrLaCave
Today, literally speaking, I noticed a graffiti in my school outer wall with the name of one of the worst fascist, racist, xenophobic... Portuguese groups... So sad! On the school wall!!!
Today, literally speaking, I noticed a graffiti in my school outer wall with the name of one of the worst fascist, racist, xenophobic... Portuguese groups... So sad! On the school wall!!!
I've already alerted the headmaster. Let's see what happens...
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Zu Ford siehe auch die Glosse โDer Fordschrittโ von Karl Kraus in der โFackelโ 1930, zitiert hier:
kultur-online.net/inhalt/der-fโฆ
Zu Ford siehe auch die Glosse โDer Fordschrittโ von Karl Kraus in der โFackelโ 1930, zitiert hier:
kultur-online.net/inhalt/der-fโฆ
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I was not referring to the content of the article, it was just the only source of Karl Krausโ text that I could find quickly, since German Project Gutenberg was quit.
I was not referring to the content of the article, it was just the only source of Karl Krausโ text that I could find quickly, since German Project Gutenberg was quit.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell Unfortunately, heโs mostly forgotten even in Germany (in Austria probably not so much). I only looked into his works because the German literature scholars that became my partners in publishing published some research about him. But Iโm also interested in historical satire.
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L'Universitร di Bolzano abbandona il social network "X" di Elon Musk: "Incompatibile con i nostri valori. Ha perso in serietร e trasparenza" - il Dolomiti
BOLZANO. La Libera Universitร di Bolzano non ci sta piรน e lascia il il social network di Elon Musk "X".il Dolomiti
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ho messo un post qualche ora fa
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Il Comune di San Lazzaro lascia X: "Propaganda estremista e notizie false"
Il profilo gestito dalla Polizia Locale traslocherร su Instagram. In attivazione anche il canale WhatsAppRedazione (BolognaToday)
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if not now, when? Mutual aid and organizing in the fediverses and the ATmosphere
privacy.thenexus.today/if-not-โฆ
Mutual aid. Organizing. Sharing, contextualizing, and making meaning of news and health information to counter propaganda and information overload. The use cases for alternative social networks โ not controlled by techbro white supremacist CEO's working with their cronies in authoritarian governments โ practically write themselves in today's world. And with so many talented social scientists, designers, systems thinkers, and developers directly impacted by DOGE, MAGA, et al, there are a lot of people with the right skills for these new networks to make rapid progress.
The good news is there's a lot of promising work happening in the decentralized social media ecosystems known as the fediverses ("federated universes") and the ATmosphere (a fediverse built on Bluesky's AT protocol), including DAIR-tube, Blacksky, the #FreeFediverse, and more.
Still, as promising as these efforts are, there's still a long ways to go.
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We need to accelerate work on a few things at once:
- Find ways to leverage and improve the current prototypes for mutual aid, organizing, and counter propaganda, hate, and information overload
- Help people move from corporate social networks - without losing their support networks, ties to communities, and connections with friends and family.
- Build whatever comes next. Structurally, and in terms of applications, what will decentralized social networks, designed from the margins using design justice principles look like?
Easier said then done, but the opportunity is there. As Afsaneh Rigot says in Can We Build Tech That Is Not Oppressive?
"The details of how highly marginalized communities are criminalized are the key to how we can build robust and even scalable tech that is not oppressive. This is how Design From the Margins truly works....The experience of the most criminalized in the US and globally shows how power really works. This knowledge, the workarounds, can also be translated into stealthy tech design, build, and engineering choices that help navigate systems."
#organizing #fediverse #ATmosphere
Can We Build Tech That Is Not Oppressive?
With a Trump presidency and the rise of global authoritarianism, we must see that the antidote to our techno-harms are found in communities framed as โdangerousโ or the "other," writes Afsaneh Rigot.The De|Center (substack.com)
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How to make progress? Here's some of the questions I have ... very interested in hearing people's thoughts! If you'd prefer to respond anonymously, here's a CryptPad form (it takes a few seconds to load, so don't panic).
- What examples have you seen of successfully leveraging social networks for organizing and mutual aid? (It's fine to include examples from centralized commercial social networks as well as alternative and/or decentralized social networks)
- How could social networks better support organizing and mutual aid?
- What do you see as the most promising and/or urgent short-term opportunities?
And if you'd like to get involved, you can leave your contact info in the form and we'll follow up with you once there are some concrete next steps in place. (Although you're also welcome to fill out the form anonymously!)
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Notes (and thoughts) on organizing in the fediverses and the ATmosphere is a deep dive on the landscape today, based on multiple discussions with US-based organizers.
There's certainly room for progress!
#organizing #fediverses #ATmosphere
Notes (and thoughts) on organizing in the fediverses and the ATmosphere
Some potential paths forward -- but the landscape is complicated.Jon (The Nexus Of Privacy)
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stopped reading at "Us-based", sry
@sl007 fair enough, if there are people working on similar projects elsewhere I'm certainly interested in connecting with them!
More notes on Organizing, Mutual Aid, and Activism on decentralized social networks
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This was originally going to be a #FediForum session ... oh well. But why let the FediForum organizers' screwups sabotage a worthwhile conversation? We decided to go ahead with the discussion anyhow. Here's the notes.
Feedback welcome! There are some specific questions in the reply, or here's a CryptPad form if you'd rather give feedback anonymously, but I'm also interested in reactions to topics we discussed in the meeting -- and thoughts in general!
#organizing #fediverse #ATmosphere
More notes on Organizing, Mutual Aid, and Activism on decentralized social networks
"Mutual aid. Organizing. Sharing, contextualizing, and making meaning of news and health information to counter propaganda and information overload.Jon (The Nexus Of Privacy)
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Here's a few specific questions I have ... very interested in hearing people's thoughts! If you'd prefer to respond anonymously, here's a CryptPad form (it takes a few seconds to load, so don't panic; and it's kind of long, but all the questions are optional).
- What examples have you seen of successfully leveraging social networks for organizing and mutual aid? (It's fine to include examples from centralized commercial social networks as well as alternative and/or decentralized social networks)
- How could social networks better support organizing and mutual aid?
- What do you see as the most promising and/or urgent short-term opportunities?
- Are there relevant studies, articles, papers, books, videos, and/or podcasts?
And if you'd like to get involved, you can leave your contact info in the form and we'll follow up with you once there are some concrete next steps in place. (Although you're also welcome to fill out the form anonymously!)
Notes on genocide prevention and other kinds of organizing, mutual aid, and activism on social networks
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A continuation of the discussions about organizing, including a look at high-level use cases and then a deeper dive into perspectives of anti-genocide organizers
Notes on genocide prevention and other kinds of organizing, mutual aid, and activism on social networks
Part 4 of If not now, when? Do you have thoughts on the general topic or specific feedback on this post? Please join the discussions on Mastodon, Bluesky, or Lemmy โ or use the CryptPad form here if you prefer (don't be surprised if it takes a fโฆJon (The Nexus Of Privacy)
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@kastope it's a great question and I don't have a great answer yet. For now, there's place in the CryptPad form to leave contact info, and I'll follow up once there are concrete next steps - cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/viewโฆ
@kastope thanks for asking - if you were wondering Iโm sure others were as well! I updated one of the posters to mention it.
yep that's why I didn't dm.
Just to offer this up, suggestion that the fedi's failure to meet this moment with viable facilities for Groups organizing could turn out to be one of the worst in its history. In retrospect, the emphasis on building "more twitters", replicating surveillance-capitalist functionality, and dreaming of world-conquering universal networks has turned out to be badly short-sighted. The footnote in the "Notes" post that mentions the Mastodon project *receiving a grant* to implement Groups years ago, then not bothering to use it, is galling.
It's easy to be a back-seat driver; but it can't be overstated how important it is for developers to perceive the fedi as a field of opportunities for imaginative killer apps the capitalists can't or won't provide, rather than just a fallback for fleeing refugees with replicated functionality
@ophiocephalic yeah totally agree. And not just for organizing either - I was taking with somebody earlier today shot how their friends with long covid are tethered to Facebook because thatโs where there support groups are.
I do think some devs get it - Bonfire for example, NodeBB, Mike with Forte. So there are still possibilities. alas thatโs not where the resources are going โฆ but maybe a chance to change that?
Yup, some of the more progressive fedi developers, laboring in relative obscurity, are clued into this - the untapped potentials for *onboarding communities*
@risottobias wedistribute.org/2025/03/fedifโฆ
FediForum Has Been Canceled
FediForum is a virtual "unconference" that meets twice a year to showcase new developments, hold community discussions across a variety of important subjects, and give members of the wider Fediverse aSean Tilley (We Distribute)
@risottobias Thanks for the feedback, but this article's not about the FediForum meltdown. Once I do an article on that, I'll link to it.
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@e0dd414aeab6feb747dc83623d2aa89d18b00c8d61b9199fd4d82ceba8a2d48b in realtร Jack รจ abbastanza attivo su Nostr e credo lo abbia finazianto piรน volte. Questo รจ il post lasciato su nostr quando qualche giorno fa X aveva sospeso il suo profilo:
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"Alla ricerca di un social senza padroni": su Azione il mio articolo su Mastodon e gli altri. Grazie a @filippodb per la bella intervista.
#mastodon #socialmedia
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Molti utenti si interrogano sulle questioni etiche e di privacy, scegliendo vie alternative rispetto alle piattaforme delle Big Techwww.azione.ch
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ottima panoramica dei nuovi social!
E' rimasto qualche "Dalla Bianca" ๐
e gli utenti di bluesky sono molti meno, ma a parte questi refusi per il resto รจ scritto benissimo! ๐
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il codice di mastodon รจ libero, non ha padroni, il fediverso non ha padroni, non รจ sotto il controllo di qualcuno che puรฒ sbatterti fuori, gli account non sono di un padrone, puoi trasferirli e migrare ovunque.
Si ci sono i fornitori di servizi che hanno istanze ma su mastodon sono l'equivalente delle compagnie telefoniche, usi quelle che vuoi, e ti sposti dove vuoi, non c'รจ un padrone.
C'รจ differenza fra monetizzare con pubblicitร e fare raccolta fondi per l'hosting.
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Beh, di tutti i servizi del fediverso, Mastodon รจ uno dei piรน centralizzanti a causa del costo delle risorse (e delle competenze tecniche) necessarie ad eseguirlo su un server. A sua volta le grandi istanze non sono esenti da problemi, sia di privacy, che di convivenza.
Se ti puรฒ interessare, ne ho scritto qui, analizzando #Snac una delle alternative piรน leggere ed economiche da amministrare per piccole comunitร :
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Come creare il tuo social network (con Snac)
Breve guida su come creare un'istanza del fediverso su uno shared hosting economico.Giacomo Tesio
si tecnicamente l'hosting รจ un problema, in quanto sono loro i veri proprietari di tutta l'infrastruttura, a differenza di Facebook che possiede i propri server.
Quindi un hosting puรฒ chiuderti l'istanza in qualsiasi momento per violazione delle regole o per un seguestro giudiziario o anche perchรจ banalmente stai ritardando un pagamento.
Quindi si, se non si ha un server in salotto si รจ dipendenti da terzi ma puoi estrarre i backup e muoverti quando vuoi se vuoi essere sicuro
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Manca Nostr, che in quanto a decentralizzazione non ha rivali.
si nostr ha avuto un bel boom di popolaritร l'anno scorso in quanto c'era il vero snowden che lo usava e l'ex fondatore di twitter e di Bluesky Jack Dorsey.
Ma questi ultimi mi paiono non siano piรน attivi, il boom di bluesky ha oscurato anche nostr olttre che a mettere un po' in ombra mastodon.
Ma questi ultimi mi paiono non siano piรน attivi, il boom di bluesky ha oscurato anche nostr olttre che a mettere un po' in ombra mastodon.
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@e0dd414aeab6feb747dc83623d2aa89d18b00c8d61b9199fd4d82ceba8a2d48b in realtร Jack รจ abbastanza attivo su Nostr e credo lo abbia finazianto piรน volte. Questo รจ il post lasciato su nostr quando qualche giorno fa X aveva sospeso il suo profilo:
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@deepthroat @e0dd414aeab6feb747dc83623d2aa89d18b00c8d61b9199fd4d82ceba8a2d48b hai ragione, Jack Dorsey รจ sempre attivo:
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รจ snowden che pare avere abbandonato:
@84dee6e676e5bb67b4ad4e042cf70cbd8681155db535942fcc6a0533858a7240
comunque molto bello che da mastodon ci si possa collegare con tutti i nuovi social.
Vero, รจ stata la feature che mi ha spinto a creare un profilo qui la prima volta.
@deepthroat Effettivamente Nostr mi mancava... mi avete incuriosito!
ร piรน conosciuto nella nicchia dei bitcoiners, ha limiti di UX, ma sotto il cofano credo abbia l'idea vincente.
si รจ una decentralizzazione estremizzata che ovviamente in cui i problemi della decentralizzazione sono estremizzati.
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l'articolo รจ uscito anche online: azione.ch/cultura/dettaglio?txโฆ
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sarebbe bello se creassero dei social tipo youtube quindi focalizzati sui video ma agganciati a mastodon e simili che li hostano ,.Si potrebbe caricare si fa in youtube con titolo , descrizione ecc... ma vengono visualizzati direttamente sia su mastodon xd assieme ai commenti che sarebbero visibili su mastodon come fosse un post ,e sia sul canale dei video che dovrebbe essere simile a youtube
c'รจ giร si chiamo peertube, qua la prima istanza italiana: peertube.uno
ad esempio questo รจ il mio profilo peertube seguibile/commentabile ecc da mastodon:
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@strk Chiedere contributi non รจ monetizzare, che significa fare soldi su un servizio offerto. Il termine "padrone" รจ ovviamente utilizzato in senso figurato e peggiorativo, per indicare il potere antidemocratico di fare ciรฒ che si vuole dei dati e dei profili degli utenti.
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Intanto in USA siamo alle liste di parole vietate (cancellate dai siti federali e da non usarsi in futuro):
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๐ Tutti miei servizi online rispettosi della privacy e utilizzabili liberamente
๐ SearXNG - Metamotore di ricerca per il web: searxng.pietro.in
๐คซ FlashPaper - Per inviare messaggi che si auto distruggono: secrets.pietro.in/
๐ KitchenOwl - Lista della spesa privata: kitchenowl.pietro.in/ (รจ possibile richiedere accesso alla mia istanca contattandomi)
๐บ AIOStreams - aggregatore di streaming per Stremio: pietro.in/posts/stremio-torrenโฆ
#privacy #selfhosting #tecnologia
Streaming di torrent con Stremio
Dopo il cambio di politiche sulla condivisione degli account di Netflix ho iniziato a limitare gli abbonamenti per i servizi di streaming e sono tornato ai vecchi torrent.Me (Pietro Cyber Journal)
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ciao, se volessi impostare il tuo indirizzo searxng come motore di ricerca a te creerebbe problemi?๐
@arcanter13 assolutamente no! L'ho messa pubblica apposta ๐
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"Alla ricerca dell'ermellino sperduto" รจ il prodotto finale di un progetto interdisciplinare di storytelling e illustrazione realizzato nella mia scuola durante l'a.s. 2021-2022.
La prima parte del progetto, gestita dai docenti di Lettere, consisteva nella scrittura di un racconto ispirato al nome dell'Istituto (la partecipazione era organizzata sotto forma di concorso e alla fine una giuria interna ha scelto il racconto vincitore).
Nella seconda parte, con i colleghi di Arte e immagine, gli alunni hanno illustrato il racconto e definito la sceneggiatura del video, che รจ poi stato realizzato professionalmente.
Alla ricerca dellโermellino sperduto [ Cโรจ una storia - SCUOLA ]
Lavoro realizzato dagli allievi della Scuola Media I.C. "Leonardo da Vinci" di Ciampino, nell'ambito del progetto "C'รจ una storia". Voce e editing: Cinzia Mattei.PeerTube Uno Italia - Video Streaming italiano libero e federato
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If #YouTube surfaced their #RSS feeds theyโd have to tacitly admit their โ#podcastsโ arenโt.
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fun-fact, re:YouTube algorithm. If you turn your history off (which I did long ago), it also turns the Home Feed off entirely. Here's what mine looks like:
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Much Rhetoric
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I really enjoyed this video, it really spoke to me and I mean, I would love to use the "subscriptions" feed, but unfortunately I'm not using an account (for reasons) and thus *can't* subscribe. ๐
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I feel like you'll appreciate this Google maps recommendation I got last weekend.
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hey hey, just found out that I can do this!
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Social Media & The Algorithm
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thank you โค
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Thank you for doing this poignant video. Another thorny issue here might be that you and your viewers are more curious than average.
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Just watched this video. Your points at the end of only being interested in the types of technological advancements which align with your existing values reminded me of Wendell Berry's standard of technological innovations he wrote down in his 1987 essay "Why I Am not Going To Buy A Computer", which you can read here: classes.matthewjbrown.net/teacโฆ
Surely this new video won't make me seem like a crank.
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@wonkothesane I'll be real with you: this platform needs both better tools for those with large accounts and it needs a culture which isn't quite so trigger-happy to push popular accounts off the platform.
There are frictions here which are very hard to understand for the majority of its users.
r.i.p. to your mentions, and I can't wait to see the changes from early access!
I'd argue that the same desires that lead to "algorithmic complacency" as you've called it, are those that made TV feel so much different when you could just turn on the tube, switch to some station, and watch whatever was on, very little choice or effort required. There's certainly a part of me that misses that. Same with tuning into a radio station and hearing new music. There is an aspect of discovery, like browsing a thrift store and finding what you did not expect.
"especially right now" hit hard
watching it right now, nitpicking me would note that there was an Internet before the WWW.
very tempted to GIF the "nuance? on the internet? THAT'S ILLEGAL" bit
Not crankish at all
I'm fairly certain this video will not affect the level to which we think you are cranky ๐ค
I'll watch it later with my wife, thank you
Could've put up with you a lot longer. Thank you for making this video!
"--that this is no doubt going to be the most crochety, Old Man Yells At Cloud video I've ever released, and I won't hide from that."
I, like many others, am here exactly for this energy. Just because a thing is new doesn't mean it's automatically good!
Just went to a bluesky "tweet". Couldn't see it because it requires you to have an account on BS.
How does anyone push accounts off a federated system?
No more a crank than the whole lot of us who are kinda fed up with everything man.
Thanks for the videos.
While watching this video, the art accompanying the song for the release of OpenBSD 4.6 came to my mind. Thought I'd share this for laughs and/or dismay. openbsd.org/lyrics.html#46
Iโm glad you have tackled this topic! My mom was visiting recently and I started to suspect that she was exercising essentially no control over what her phone showed her
Found out about your account in here based on this video. Immediately started following you ๐
727 is the new 302 view
it's so ironic that despite usually opening tmy subscription feed first, this particular video I clicked on from youtube's home page :S
let me blow your mind instead of just feeding it ๐๐ณ
thanks for the video today! finally got around to creating a mastodon account.
keep up the good work!
The % of views from the subscription tab was an eye-opener.
Watched this video through #invidious because #YouTube managed to cripple #FreeTube ( a Free / #libre youtube app which does not have recommendation algorithm ) but the only live invidious instance was able to circumvent the issue and now it sort of works.
If Technology Connections will start a #PeerTube I would be so happy.
@wonkothesane just saw a new brilliant youtube that argues that the friction (work to put in) is good and necessary: youtu.be/QEJpZjg8GuA
Me over here feeling morally superior on Mastodon and knowing I use the YouTube subscription feed
Hapy to see you here ๐
Little confused when you say culture that isn't trigger happy to push big creators off the platform.
So from my perspective, I have shared your video in two places and star'd the post.
I don't have optics on any aggressive actions towards you, but I'm also not looking THAT hard. In what ways are people trying to push you off?
My problem with YouTube's subscriptions page is that it appears to have no control over marking whether you are done with something or want to leave it in the list for later (if it's something you need to be in the mood for).
RSS readers can do this easily, and I use that to 'triage' my lists all the time. YouTube's way of displaying whether things have new content seems really arbitrary and unhelpful.
But that's probably in the bit you cut for time.
Excellent video! Youโre one of the best writers on YouTube to be able to navigate such a complex topic in such a clear way. Thanks for all your work!
I like the premise, and I think this is why some older people don't understand new software interfaces. We designed them to be like physical interfaces before and now the more "intuitive" interface designs from younger coders who grew up without physical interfaces.
Is this video available in another platform? Thanks.
With a one minute timer (and no specialized knowledge), I managed to get as far as the model 15, knew I was in the right ballpark because it had the same footprint but a different faceplate, but I unpaused the video to check if you were going to provide the answer to the "quiz" before allotting any more time to that rabbit hole (which you did).
And after listening to that preface, I had a feeling that you were going to express an opinion that I agreed with (which is one of the reasons I'm on this platform).
> I don't talk about things I don't understand.
I cannot count how many people have gotten upset at me for saying I don't have an opinion on something.
If I don't possess enough knowledge about something to have an *informed* opinion on something, I don't have an opinion on it at all. So many people in this "New World" have difficulty understanding that.
> Surely this new video won't make me seem like a crank.
Not here, I don't think. If anything you might be preaching to the choir, but I certainly forgive you.
If nothing else, I'm going to be able to use the posted opinions on this thread as a vetting tool to further expand my follow list.
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I fully agree with all said in this video. But I would say many people here feel the same.
Oh, brother, your video gets into exactly my gripes with today's internet, apps and AI, saying more in half an hour than I could explain in 4 hours.
Day-by-day, the Internet is becoming less about surfing it or sailing it, but more like a lazy river where people simply lie back and are taken by the current, being told what to be interested in.
It's why I'm on #Mastodon to begin with. And thanks for the Canada shout-out against these BS annexation threats.
I'll be one more voice thanking you for continuing to be here, even if not as actively, despite the FediKaren HOA.
I am clearly naรฏve because I thought that the subscription view would be the most popular path to watching your videos. Not all or even most videos, but at least yours!
Are your videos available anywhere else than YouTube?
Have you looked into PeerTube?
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nice to see the callout to the YouTube subscription feed. If you turn your watch history off on YouTube, it'll completely disable the home algorithmic feed.
With a few unofficial mods you can nuke shorts too!
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If #YouTube surfaced their #RSS feeds theyโd have to tacitly admit their โ#podcastsโ arenโt.
At the risk of also sounding like โold man yells at cloudโ, does this radio have a schematic on the back panel? My old tube radio has one of those and I assume it would have been common to have done that back in the day.
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Which reminds me - any plans to mirror your content on a PeerTube instance?
In Belgium, there's a social medium that only connects you to the people in your neighborhood and, if you want, the neighborhoods directly surrounding it. It's very simple, no ads, no autoplaying videos, no recommended feeds, just a reverse chronological timeline of people talking to each other about things going on in the neighborhood, giving away things they no longer need, and so on. It's called Hoplr, in case you're interested.
Somehow I only recently discovered the subscriptions feed on Youtube myself, and now it has become my default way of browsing yt. I'm not sure how I never noticed it before but I guess it's the same for most people then, considering the numbers you're seeing. Interesting data point.
In the middle of this video right now and loving it! Psyched that you are on Mastodon, and kicking myself for not following you earlier. Love all your content! Thanks for putting it out.
thanks, great video. ๐ The human connections hit right home.
oh man, this broader topic has been on my mind for quite some time. Thanks for putting this together. And I'll definitely refer to your "algorithmic complacency" term in the future.
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A colleague was arguing that "the algorithm" might help break echo chambers. I don't think that's the case. This for-profit algorithm optimising for the user engagement at all costs is visibly amplifying the said echo chambers to be able to suck benefits from it. And it shows...
I love your work!
i venture to guess that most people do not know the subscription tab exists. there has been a poll here a while ago
skaverat.net/@skaverat/1135506โฆ
even on masto, when asked from a techy account a fourth of respondents didn't even know it was a thing.
also: a sorting thing for subscriptions used to exist, and like anything good but not directly profitable google went and killed it dead.
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even on masto, when asked from a techy account a fourth of respondents didn't even know it was a thing.
also: a sorting thing for subscriptions used to exist, and like anything good but not directly profitable google went and killed it dead.
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Question to people who regularly watch videos on youtube: Do you know of the "Subscriptions" feed? The tab on YT that shows you a chronological video list of all channels you're subscribed to? Repost appreciated for more reach [ ] Yes [ ] NoMastodon
You definitely got me to redownload mastodon as well as find some Firefox extensions that remove the feeds from Facebook among others
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<Not a bot> Nice video. I appreciate you venturing out in this direction with the topic. It's curious how you are actually a highly conservative voice in this, while I think most of what you say would be labeled very progressive.</Not a bot>
thanks for the mention on Canada. how did we get here?? and thanks for the video, very much needed
Great job. The NYT callout about attacking Canada would make a hell of a ... Short.
Well, at least it informed me about you being on Mastodon!
Thank you for making this video and talking about this stuff. Even as someone with a computer science education who knows how these things work, and how they can subtly guide you towards certain kinds of content, it is remarkably easy to get pulled into using algorithmic feeds.
For me personally, my subscriptions feed on YouTube has gotten cluttered with videos from those I used to watch eagerly, but no longer do.
I am watching and nodding along, being crotchety and yelling at the clouds.
Well done Sir! Well done!.
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Have you been listening to my bathtime rants??
great video as always! I am trying mastodon because of it.
I love it. To add to your point about AI thinking for us, there's truly amazing AI nowadays that can describe images for blind people like me. Memes, pictures from family, screenshots, and more are all much more accessible. But the AI also likes to editorialize, saying things like people seeming happy or a scene being ominous. I wish it wouldn't, because this can color how I read the rest of the description.
Loved the video: I feel this captures my feelings about the state of the internet succinctly. Iโm wondering if the from subscription % takes into account the people who are subscribed but played it from outside the actual subscription feed. I watch most videos from the subscription feed but occasionally might see a new video via the homepage first. Less than 3% really makes my head spin and makes me wonder how people can actually live with a totally automated feed.
this video is extremely important. Thank you for making it!
your words feel disturbingly true. Even though, I've always preferred and still prefer subscription feeds, recently I get more and more distracted by algorithmic feeds, which annoys me a lot.
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reject modernity, embrace RSS feeds. I found this app called tapestry that lets you put bsky mstdn and anything that uses a rss feed so like YouTube podcasts news articles etc. literally replaced most of my social media. Or if you just want bsky and mstdn Openvibe lets you cross post and all that too.
Oh, do I hear the normal social media algorithms aren't controlling enough for you? Just use the lovely Aspect AI-Only Social Media.
Well, I was introduced to Technology Connections by the YouTube algorithm so ... ๐ค
that you tube shorts bit at 23 minutes in. I researched and found a YouTube shorts browser block browser plugin. I can't use YT with out, YT shorts are the worst.
When I first used the internet, any website that required your name, address, or credit card number was shady by default.
Now it's the status quo to add your phone number or at least your real name and birthday to get basic service.
I still tend to avoid those platforms while my significant other embraces them and our internet experience couldn't be any more different.
Now it's the status quo to add your phone number or at least your real name and birthday to get basic service.
I still tend to avoid those platforms while my significant other embraces them and our internet experience couldn't be any more different.
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This is a issue I am talking about a lot with my friends. I guess they think I am a freak. Always loved the option to set up my own custom RSS feed to handle that algorithm problem. It is 100% in my hand and works platform crossing. ๐
your best video yet! Thank you for all the insight and yes, following the flow that algorithms create for us deprives us of agency.
I hit bookmark before I hit favourite and follow.
Quasi permanence in the impermanent data stream is the highest compliment a single biological can offer.
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fun-fact, re:YouTube algorithm. If you turn your history off (which I did long ago), it also turns the Home Feed off entirely. Here's what mine looks like:
I love your videos. This one hits differently but someone had to talk about this and I'm glad you did. Thank you for that bit about Canada, too. As a canadian it's important to remember not all americans are hostile toward us
Hey there! Long time youtube viewer, first time interacting. Iโve felt this. YouTube tried to radicalise me to the left, and I felt myself spiralling. I realised it, and cut off all of the algorithms. Now I use Freetube on the desktop, so that I only have the content I choose, and the fediverse as other social media. Also, for context, I'm in college currently, taking a computer science degree, so this has always been the world I've lived in.
Interessantes Video. Viele Internetnutzer sind leider zu doof das Internet โrichtigโ zu benutzen. Es gibt Menschen die kรถnnen nicht unterscheiden was online ist und was sich auf ihrem lokalen Speicher befindet. Geschweige den wie die Daten flieรen. Denen was vom Algorithmus zu erzรคhlen ist sinnlos weil die Basics fehlen. Die Menschen denen das Video helfen soll verstehen es nicht und die die es verstehen brauchen es nicht weil sie die Problematik kennen. Alles so sinnlos๐
Loved your take on the current situation. I think it's important that we keep our own agency, which I do feel is increasingly getting lost. Especially scary is the fact, that many people don't event _want_ to be in a position to choose anyore...
Saw this on the Fedi, immediately watched it. My own method for dealing with the problem(s) you mention is: I don't subscribe, I download. It took a bit of scripting, but I have a self-curated list of UTOOBers whom I find interesting, and my script finds new posts and downloads them. In the evenings, I catch up by watching some.
I boosted and reposted the link, and have seen my (small) group of friends repost it as well.
You might like "Picks and Shovels" by @pluralistic BTW.
I am totally astounded that you got through that without using the term "doom scrolling" once!
Thank you for this video! It puts my views and concerns with Big Tech into really good words!
Especially the connection with not being able to do research and think for yourself wasn't one I realized quite this way yet! It's a great argument I'm going to use moving forward!
Every time I bring up "the AlGoRiThM" being bad at work my coworkers just kind of go "I don't really care, it gives me things I like" and it's very concerning. I largely agree with this video. (Heck, YouTube decided to stop recommending videos on my "home feed" years ago and I only care about it when I can't think of anything to do and just want to spend a little bit of time)
werid I donโt remember seeing this yet Iโm following you so my instance should have picked it up.
Maybe I missed it or Iโve broken something ๐
@TechConnectify@mas. Thank you.
I stopped using the subscription page some time back in 2015 when they added algorithm stuff to it and you couldn't guarantee that every video would actually show up in chronological order (I remember people complaining that they had to "subscribe to their subscriptions" with the bell icon).
Ever since I've just checked the page of each channel manually.
Did they fix that?
I love your videos i didnt know you had a Mastodon account, it's so cool to know you are here!
Nice video, thanks!
Plenty of nuance I struggle to get heard!
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At times I feel pressured to engage in algorithmic complacency since its supposedly more convenient!
You know, yesterday I mentioned that I've been writing some webpages to get my head wrapped around computers. And in response (without reading it) I was asked if I used AI.
I brushed it off out of habit. But seriously: When the whole point is to think through it myself, why would I automate that?
You are right and you should say it. This video was a huge wake-up call for me. I had not even noticed myself falling down that rabbit hole with its very slippery sides until you pointed it out. Thank you for the most important piece of content for my mental wellbeing since CGP Grey's "7 Ways to Maximize Misery".
One small note I have, though, is that human connection is, by its very nature, random. It's not like people choose who their neighbors are, or who they run into at a community event. You're absolutely right that letting an algorithm which is definitely controlled by people with an agenda decide who we get introduced to is harmful in the long run, but I'd argue a platform that connects people to each other more or less randomly ("making human connection more random") is just emulating attending a mixer but on a computer screen.
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Surely it's Up to the earnest high standards of your usual content. Looking forward for a worthwhile watch!
Great video. Long reply incoming.
To add to your data - I don't have a YT account so I subscribe to your RSS feed, that's primarily where I click on videos. No clue how that's counted, or if there are any engineers left at YouTube that remember the RSS feeds are still silently churning away in the background.
On your news comment: In the past decade I've noticed more clickbait-like editing from places like the BBC, which is shocking considering the primary audience is not served ads, and therefore there is no reason to, you know, maximise clicks. Common offenses are posing answerable questions in titles, nowhere near as bad as the issues you cite, but still...
On the last point about the potential upsides of "AI", even when people understand there's more ML than chatbots, I think people overestimate how much this is going to help. Even with an ML churning out new proteins and analysing medical scans faster, you still need human doctors / nurses delivering "last mile" medical care, and that's where I think the major bottlenecks are.
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This man is a legend. The video about the toaster that eats the toast without manual intervention brought to want one of these. However, much to expensive.
Not commenting about the substance of the video.
The mini clip showing the Sears sign was from a mall in Clovis, CA. My friend worked loss prevention at that Sears and I worked at RadioShack.
Thanks for the blast from the past.
Thank you for making this video!
I felt so proud of myself that I could give the radio info and the schematic on the beginning ๐ฅน
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this was way easier than I expected, even though I know nothing about vintage radios
now lemme watch the rest of the video
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I know YouTube subscriptions and RSS feeds are not the most common way the platform is used but I am actually a bit astonished at how little used they actually are!
I am a crank I guess. Embrace the crankiness. It comes with age and wisdom. On life's journey don't forget to stop and yell at the clouds.
this is a particularly good one. Well done, and thanks.
Today I noticed that @TechConnectify has an account here in addition to #BlueSky and I was just about to ask how the two platforms compared for that sort of usage. And then I saw that my question had already been answered ๐
I think this is a very useful bit of feedback for #fediverse / #mastodon from exactly the sort of content creator that a lot of you want to see coming to this platform.
I would only add one other thought, I'm suspecting the character count limits between interfaces to the two platforms might also be significant to TC.
Otherwise I had been wondering about whether it's better to have accounts on both platforms or just to use those gateway services between the two.
(Also, I don't know, maybe I should be doing a quote post with this, because it does seem to break the stream of conversation, but I don't know)
Great topic, and I completely agree with your main point(s). There is, however, one aspect that made this video almost unwatchable to me: The stock footage of people scrolling through social media feeds gets really annoying โ especially when shown repeatedly.
Enjoyed this.
Especially the part about how algorithms influence what media outlets publish. I used to really like the NYT. Not so much anymore. The fact that the the Facebook algorithm is the editor in chief of the NYT is really bums me out.
Well it made me give this mastodon thing another try. Powerful video, and it reflects things I've been feeling more and more.
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I really enjoyed this video, it really spoke to me and I mean, I would love to use the "subscriptions" feed, but unfortunately I'm not using an account (for reasons) and thus *can't* subscribe. ๐
You're not an old crank. You're spot on just a little verbose lol. I'm 72 and I'm an old crank. Keep it up.
great video, really well articulated. And apart from the horribly true insights, the most terrifying part was the missing outro. I canโt be the only one, right? ๐ฑ
Probably my favorite video of your channel. A very recommended watch
Honestly, I've felt a lot of the same opinions from this same video!
It honestly feels like I'm taking crazy pills when talking to people about how much they're enjoying "not choosing".
The one part I _somewhat_ agree with them is that life can be so exhausting some times, to the point we don't want to have to expend mental energy to "Choose" and just want to consume. IMO it's a valid thought, but should only be done in moderation!
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I feel like you'll appreciate this Google maps recommendation I got last weekend.
hmm I'd like to pick your brains a bit about this video if it's OK. I'm not driving at a point, just trying to expose ideas here.
You talk about Algorithms in the SaaS sense, but don't really talk about them in the regular computing sense. ie: Basically every computer in your home is not just running software in a benign way, but running algorithms by Silicon Valley. That is to say: You don't control what those computers do, even though you "own" them.
(EDIT: Here I mean your TV, your router, your PC, your phone, etc)
I could use Windows as an example here, and Microsoft as far back as Windows 8 has been trying to turn Windows into more of a lean-back experience, not to mention its attempts at force-feeding its users AI now. When you search the start menu, it will often show software which isn't installed, or other forms of advertising or "news" which it approves of. So does this logic not extend in all the way?
ie: Aren't you arguing at a minimum for the sorts of regulation which @pluralistic has been arguing for, and at a maximum for always running FLOSS software?
I'm not saying you are actually arguing that. Rather I'm asking whether someone, in some field, would just not care that much about some aspect of their digital diet. A farm worker or an accountant, a Yoga instructor or a lawyer. They may not even have a computer in their home other than a mobile phone, and they maybe don't see it as anything but a pastime. Do you expect them to put in the same sort of work, or have the same sort of understanding about the technical world?
In some ways, do they not depend on us as technologists to fight for better technology? How do you see us solving this problem while still being a niche group?
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my old friend Murray just brought me an old radio he had changed the capacitors in. We were meeting up to talk about a paper I co-wrote with AI about society, technology, and phase shifts. I think you might like itโฆ
docs.google.com/document/d/15Pโฆ
Been watching your channel for years and itโs been amazing. The video about the rice cooker blew my mind and Iโve been hooked ever since. Thanks for taking the time to notice the small things.
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I'm like 75% of the way through and really appreciate this video, it's helped me crystallize a lot of existing thoughts
I exist at kind of a weird junction between generations used to driving their own experiences and used to letting an algorithm drive for me. I'll be keeping these perspectives in mind when I decide how to engage online going forward
Hope you have a lovely day Alex
I still feel enlightened for having watched your vids on dishwashers.
It was surprising to me that so few people used the Subscriptions page on YouTube. I've been using it so long, bookmarked on desktop and using the Subscriptions icon instead of the default one on Android, that I actually forget the Home page exists. The only problem is sometimes I don't find new channels beyond friends' recommendations or through other sites like this very link. Never heard of your channel before but it looks right up my alley 
Another banger.
Strongly agree with your premise here. I don't quite agree that computing is a "solved problem" I think there are still plenty of hard problems that get too little attention. But generally, yes to all of this. People should want agency!
Thanks for the video. But I'm sorry to say that I've been watching it with a 3rd party client without having been logged into Google. For reasons.
This is excellent!
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hey hey, just found out that I can do this!
> I should note that this is no doubt, going to be the most crotchety old-man-yells-at-cloud video I've ever released
OH MAN! I'M HERE FOR THIS.
Thanks for making this video. We need more people saying this.
the fact you mentioned mastodon makes me feel as if you had made mention of my hometown. ๐
I watched this in Plex downloaded with Pinchflat. The Algorithm can sod off.
I have been slowly backing away, too.
Mostly because relaying my experience with technology from 20+ years ago is met with "nah uh".
Great video. And how have I been on Mastodon this long and not known you were here?
Great video! Absolutely justified yelling at clouds.
my YT feed is good, buuut Iโve been giving it feedback since before Google bought it, so Iโm not expecting this to be the norm. Aside from that? Ivory, my Mastodon client has a โlocal feedโ in the search tab. I removed the search tab, thatโs how much I dislike the system. Never understood the appeal of the Facebook wall, or why anyone would want a news aggregatorโฆ I have RSS and Atom feeds from websites I want, thank you very much.
Your best video ever! I canโt stop sharing it. Especially in these times!
thanks, I very much enjoyed this format and your take on the topic
Na, this is good.
(I left a reply on YouTube referencing Andrew Sullivan's commentary about _his own side_ not liking to think, if you're wondering who wants this. This is different commentary.)
Your video made me think of essays from the broadcast-only TV eta. Writers going off about people who would just leave it on all day, never changing the channel, doing the same kind of delegation.
Those writers weren't really wrong, either. I mean, that's the Fox News model...
...which begs the question whether the political forces which made Fox also recognise the advantages of algorithmic enticement keeping attention laser-focused.
(Spoiler: Yes. As I wrote more times than I'll count, that's why Elon Musk made Twitter into X.)
Thanks for great video!
And I do agree basically on all what you've said.
Good work. The analogy with the restaraunt just clicked in my head. I have been trying to understand why with all the content variety on the internet, people still act in mindless debates. It makes a lot more sense now. Also damn, the thing with YouTube subscribers being very similar to how Mastodon only displays following feed was interesting. Never even though of it like that. Thanks for the new perspective on all that.
thank you. I guess it was not an easy decision to (sort of) step out of your usual topics. I really enjoy all your videos, but this one hits like no other. Thank you.
this video made me check out Mastodon and switch from Twitter ๐ actively putting in the work to figure out how this website works!
You got me on this platform and I thank thee, I was already using modded "platforms" so there wouldn't be any algorithm but Mastodon looks cool, I'd love to research on Algorithmic Complacency with the average neuroscience connaissance I've got.
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Apologies for the long response. I'll try to be worthwhile.
In grad school for computer science, nigh on twenty years ago, I took a multisemester series in UX design taught by Juan-Pablo Hourcade. It was fascinating, eye-opening, and frightening. One of the things Prof. Hourcade suggested we consider was the difference between user interfaces which exist to support independent exploration of a new frontier of capabilities, or to guide users down well-trod, well-curated paths towards destinations anticipated by the UX designer.
Or put in modern terms, the difference between a word processor with which you can write anything in any genre or even invent entirely new ones, or an LLM which can imitate any of hundreds of poets but can't actually create any new style, only regurgitate pastiches of existing ones.
Another lesson from Prof. Hourcade: UX design is not accidental, it is intentional. The designer, if they have any professionalism at all, constructs an interface to facilitate โฆ well, what, exactly? The end-user has a terrible time learning who the designer even is, much less their underlying philosophy on how humans ought interact with technology. Out of this, he recommended that we, as newly-minted UX experts (we'd taken two classes in it, which put us significantly ahead of the standards of the field in that era), practice ruthless skepticism in evaluating UX: our needs and interests may not align with that of the designer, and it was altogether too easy to simply uncritically and unconsciously abandon our needs and interests in order to "better align our workflow with the software".
What you discuss in your video seems to be an Hourcadian criticism adapted to the modern world. This isn't to diminish the insight or creativity you've shown, far from it. I say it only so that, if on reflection you agree, you can see yourself as joining an existing line of UX criticism and extending it in a useful direction.
I wish this world was other than what it is increasingly becoming.
Peace to you.
I clicked on it from recommendations instesd of subscriptions.
I am so sorry. ๐
I am so sorry. ๐
I specifically came back here to make sure I was still following.
Thanks for the video, excellent topic.
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This echoes many concerns I've felt. Discovery features are nice, but should be used with care. For that reason, I still curate subscriptions, use an RSS Reader, etc.
Thank you for putting this all together into a video.
Brilliant video... Love the rant about Canada... (Glad some Americans are still sane and prepared to say stop.)
I only use my subscription feed and pick up new channels from links, looking for stuff, recommendations from others etc.
Then I'm an old gink who has never been on Farce-bonk, left Twitter after Musk took over and have no interest in stupid idiots gyrating and prancing about on tiktok and the like.
Nebula is so much better than YouTube. Sadly doesn't have the depth of content as yet.
thank you for making this.
I wonder if you (or anyone else in here) has ideas or resources for educating kids about some of those "old internet" skills that are being lost.
Cheesy as they were, there doesn't seem to be anything available to my tween that mirrors the "computer and internet skills" education I got in the 90s/00s.
fellow grumpy old(ish) man here, I have RSI from shaking my fist at the clouds... it blows my mind that people don't use subscriptions! Then again I'm the sort of person who used RSS in the pre-social-media world (TBH Google killing Reader kind of killed that for me alongside the reality that many bloggers I used to follow stopped blogging in favour of social media.)
News: I have specific sites I go to and don't use any of the "aggregated"/algorithmic feeds. I try and ignore the "news" section on, for example, YouTube. It's always stuff I just don't want to see, in fact I think I have trauma from seeing Trump and Musk every time I look at the screen. I wish I could just turn that off.
A similar issue to shorts that you mention, I'm not interested, it isn't the sort of content I'm there for. (I do use a browser plugin to do some of this, but I also use YT on FireTV a lot which doesn't have such niceties... yes, I need to cut FireTV out of the equation at some point.)
Man, Thank you for saying in the video you are here! Also, I could not have agreed more with so many of the points, specially this AI hype.
Iโm on a small Fedi instance and take photos on a mirrorless camera (with low vision, as my username suggests). Iโm 100% with you on intentionality and thoughtfulness, and putting in the effort. Also with you on taking responsibility for our research and work.
At the same time, Iโm also with you on looking for nuance. The same thoughtfulness can solve some of the issues you bring up: follower-only posts are really useful; Google Maps has a no toll roads option; you pointed out the option of the subscription feed on YouTube, but having the option of recommendations is what lets people - ahem - discovery - hehe - your channel.
I have a much harder time coming up with excuses for LLM hype, but I know some people do do the extra work to find sources, like how we were told not to trust Wikipedia and check sources - some people did the work them, some didnโt.
Ultimately, thank you for the video, really great points. I wonder if it would have made more sense to me if some aspects were separated out or if Iโm latching on to details.
Oh! I would have used text recognition and/or reverse image search to start researching the radio. Yup, still mostly blind. Hehe.
ironic that this video of yours made me make my first social media account ever.
I was just thinking about this yesterday! I realized how in my teens, connecting to the internet was something intentional that I would do for maybe 1 hour a day, to a world today where I am constantly connected and go crazy if the service is down for 10 minutesโฆ I genuinely think that we would work better as a society if our interactions were more human and local.
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I think the concept of Algorithmic Complacency is such an important thing to get into people's heads and also maybe just complacency in general.
I've been long off Twitter/X ever since "Twitter Blue" rolled in, but since then I've discovered what it's meant to be on social media in a way thats actually healthy and, y'know, social again (spoiler, not algorithms).
It's been good to have peace of mind that nothing is controlling what I can and cant see. I feel like that much is obviously but it's baffling to me that some people, even people I call friends, cant look inward to see how detrimental it is to their minds. I think algorithms are designed to make people think they need them, to not use their brain and just intake a continuous stream of consciousness, to give the illusion of social connection.
I think places like Bluesky and Mastodon do it better, but Cohost did it the best: You choose who you want to follow, you can talk about what you want to talk about without (as many) random people or bots completely spoiling the mood (either from being misinformed or just trying to intentionally be a nuisance). It feels like a genuine community where people can share and learn and laugh, and I think thats something an algorithm completely snuffs out. It's a completely different game.
I've argued this more than I want to admit, but there are a lot or reasons people say they "need" the algorithm and it kinda hurts, because I know I thought that once too. From "I need it so my art has reach" to "its the only way i get news" (this one is terrifying and I dont think I need to explain why).
I think a better Internet is out there. Admittedly I think we solved this a long time ago and tech companies just made it worse and found a way to make money off of it, but I think if more people are aware of the issues at hand and look inward, we can create a better future.
More and more people are switching to platforms with fewer/without algorithms. More and more people are self-hosting their art and thoughts and wikis (maybe this is just my corner of the internet actually, but I'd like to think it is). That future may still just be as niche as bsky and cohost and the fediverse, but I'd like to see a future where more people discover that and think for themself.
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so the first time you said this, I had a knee-jerk reaction to it. But then I thought about it, and damn it if ya an't right about it.
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Thanks for this video. It's awesome for not feeling old and such.
See what happens, when I type "yo" in my browser... and of course your two channels are subbed.
so true! โค๏ธ I've announced deleting my facebook account 5 days ago from the same reasons. It became a rabbit hole of algorithms. End especially after Zuckerberg's new decisions (or claims), there's no place for me on Facebook any more.
+ I'm using Subscriptions only ;) Partly because I'm forced to, as I cheat a bit on Youtube by pretending payment from Turkey and having extremely cheap premium account for my whole family... so my "home" on youtube is big crap anyway, as my kids turn it to algorithms nightmare by watching "shorts" garbage.... but hey, I used "Subscription" even before ๐
+ I'm using Subscriptions only ;) Partly because I'm forced to, as I cheat a bit on Youtube by pretending payment from Turkey and having extremely cheap premium account for my whole family... so my "home" on youtube is big crap anyway, as my kids turn it to algorithms nightmare by watching "shorts" garbage.... but hey, I used "Subscription" even before ๐
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Hey I'm not finished the video yet (about 10 minutes left) but thank you for bringing up politics with your Canada example. I'm not being sarcastic. I think what's going on in America *has* to be addressed in even seemingly unrelated things, such as my favorite technology-focused YouTube.
I think we're in a fight for democracy, so thank you for speaking out ๐
enjoyed that. Do you have night storage heaters your side of the pond? Just moved into aplace with them and not entirely sure how they work, a TC teardown in unecessary detail would be fun
Great video Alex, I hope that you reach as many people who need to see this as possible. I'm sure this wasn't easy to do.
I felt so unfairly called out when you started talking about GPS. I have like 7 different routes to get from my house to college and I know the pros and cons of each in terms of mileage, time, and fun factor.
You are making the same points that i have been evangelising to everyone for years. I also think that your point about actively wanting to see your neighbourhood is very important: self check-out, ordering everything online, and driving the fastest routes all remove what i call "social micro-transactions" from our lives, and i think it has become apparent that we really NEED those interactions with people. We are more connected than ever, yet we are also more lonely than ever.
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Sir, I am one of the poxy 3% that *does* use, and absolutely loves the subscription feed. I look at home once in a blue moon and find it honestly depressing.
You also suggested that if a creator posts multiple videos at a time that they end up in a single tile, that does seem to happen at least here on my phone.
If I'm subscribed and have notifications on for a particular creator and they post three or more videos, they get lumped under a collapsed entity that I have to expand to view.
If it's only two, then they don't, I think... Don't quote me on that though.
Edit: BBC News posted two videos and they appear as a single item, have included a screenshot (hopefully) so people can see. I'm blind so I could well have screwed it up, admittedly.
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only 4% of views from the subscriptions tab??
I'm certainly part of the minority. Which doesn't surprise me!
love the new vid. It popped tf off on grayjay. Check it out if you have some time!
You put together a very thoughtful video. The acknowledgement that subject a subject has nuance and the understanding that the video is an opinion piece is always important, especially when you are focusing on content that does not follow those two things.
Itโs spurred me to add a browser extension that automatically redirects to the subscriptions page. A bandaid fix, but one that reminds me to not get sucked into complacency so easily.
excellent vid. Hopefully folks who need it will find it and act on it.
love it I've only seen one it two of your videos and didn't subscribe, but finding you on mastodon.sdf.org was enough to get me to do it.
Great video, articulated something I think that people on the fediverse know but not necessarily have given words nor coherent thought to.
This was a great watch. Thank you!
As someone who has discovered this video twice without algorithms (YouTube purely via NewPipe: locally saved subscriptions with feed and this Masto post) I have to underscore, that you don't have to be 30+ to discover the fun in that. (I am not yet 30 by quite some years:)
Sadly the destructive power of algorithms has shown itself today in the German elections in the rise of the AfD amongst (young) voters...
I would like to thank you for this fitting video with such good timing.
Sadly the destructive power of algorithms has shown itself today in the German elections in the rise of the AfD amongst (young) voters...
I would like to thank you for this fitting video with such good timing.
great video, I guess I am one of the weirdos that mostly lives out of the subscription section on YT though I do look at the home feed for surfacing new content.
regarding the maps, you might greatly appreciate the effort of the #OpenStreetMap community. With OSMAnd, you can get quite specific about tuning the routing algorithm to your needs. osmand.net/docs/user/navigatioโฆ
OpenSteetMap is also mapping much more than just streetsโฆ The community maps sidewalks, airport concourses, and other bits of infrastructure without any immediate profit motive. Cool.
Context: youtu.be/QEJpZjg8GuA?si=MdjeG7โฆ
@thompsondt I love #OpenStreetMap. I am busy mapping all the houses and addresses in my neighborhood. I used Magic Earth when I travelled and make fixes when I see them. What a great community.
@Richard Nairn @David Thompson @Technology Connections Same deal on my side, only with Organic Maps instead. Just updated an old store that closed a while ago on my block.
aww, you made me look up where was the first Sears I ever went to with my Grandfather when I was a kid. I think that was at Irving Park and Cicero. Itโs now a Target.
I downloaded this app cause you mentioned in your recent upload but I don't get it, is every new app these days just another Twitter minus (?) bloat?
I loved the video, I have been feeling lately like we're in the middle of the effects of these recommendation algorithms boiling over. Attention spans are also something we need to get a hold on.
Excellent video! Thank you!
Yes, it was spot on, I went through my You tube subscriptions, and deleted the ones that I really didn't want to see. Everybody should do this.
Love the video
I want to 2nd what @aronza posted.
The internet has become TV by a difference name for a growing demographic.
Less that people forgot that the internet is the world's largest library but after a 12 hour shift earning minimum wage, people want TV not library research.
well now I have mastodon thanks to you. Love your videos all the random information I share with others has grown exponentially because of you.
It is truly a sad time when the Gray Lady relies on clickbait headlines.
It's nice to find you on Mastodon. I actually started to use the subscriptions feed a couple of weeks ago as I started to realize some choices really messed up the algo feed. I even bookmarked the subs link in my browser. ^^ But I really nodded along to everything you said in this video. ^^
You're not a crank. This is valid and accurate.
It's stupid to put so much reliance on what an unthinking unfeeling algorithm or AI says without any care into the validity of what it says.
But it's really hard not to fall into the slop pit of convenience and let it serve your gruel. I've got a ways to go to fix myself as well.
I'm going to change my yt bookmark to the subscriptions feed so that's the one I see first- I just wish I could hide shorts on my mobile like I have on desktop. I also need to find a better more effortful way of getting news than just browsing google news. Some of the shit it puts up is so fucking stupid.
I might also take stock and hide the worst offending apps on my phone.
a crank that is 100% right
@wonkothesane No kidding. Made a similar response to someone yesterday and got completely attacked.
I have always enjoyed your videos, and I really enjoyed this one as well. Thanks for what you do to improve the world.
It seems to me that "algorithmic complacency" is actually a type of learned helplessness, mixed with a heap of intellectual laziness and sheer uncuriousness about the world around oneself.
this video made aknoledge you got a Mastodon account !
For ia crap, i figured out already it is
For ia crap, i figured out already it is
Something about content recommendation algorithms that deeply disturbs me is that 1) they are meant to maximise profits, no matter the cost/harm to users and everyone else, and 2) that whatever maximises profit is often genuinely very harmful.
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Great video!
Missing one bit: it's not just the algos choose which content you see, it's also they enable people to make DIFFERENT content ONLY for you, custom made to influence you, that others can't see.
So Cambridge Analytica can show you โCandidate supports Xโ while showing โCandidate opposes Xโ to others. No one sees all the messages, and no one can call out lies and contradictions.
Individually tailored psy ops deployed at scale.
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nice to see you call out Peter Baker for his dumb opinions at 25:50. Iโve hated that man for years and is one of the many reasons why I refuse to read the Times.
any thoughts on signing up for Nebula? It has a lot of YouTubers who got sick of the algorithm and it only lists videos in chronological order or a simple following page. Thereโs a lot of familiar faces youโd recognize as well like practical engineering, real engineering, wendover productions etc
Nuance, on the Internet! Letโs pitch that concept to Silicon Valley. 
I turned off my YouTube watch history a year ago and they disabled the "recommended" feed. It's great.
As a polite critique, I must say that you spend some much time on googling the radio, that on the first try I didn't get to the meat. Only after few recommendations by people here on the 'don did I try checking the last third, and found it most excellent.
Thank you for bothering to put all that on paper (and video).
Oh hay, I found you were on Mastodon because of this video. Agree with a lot of this. As a #privacy and #security guy from the tail end of Gen-X. Getting the younger generations to understand why their privacy is important has proven impossible. This feels a lot like that. I miss the days when hotbot was the best search engine.
Really enjoyed this video. I think it sums up what I've grown to feel about the modern internet.
It's worth noting that, even predating the rise of AI, a lot of searching has become less effective as SEO-optimized generic articles or sponsored crap from big sites makes it very hard to, for example, research products to compare which you should buy. Obviously specific queries about purely informative resources are more likely to be useful.
The old school forum and sites like reddit provide similar results as far as niche information and especially users that have experience with the thing you want to know. The difference is that unless you're passionate about something, you're not likely to start posting on a niche forum, where you might if you're subscribed to a community and it's part of your feed.
That's where I think the value of "platforms" is. For better or worse, they're easier to use and get into.
Re:reddit, there's always Lemmy, which is definitely getting better but has some rough edges.
Fucking awesome! Bookmarked!
Thanks for making this video, a lot of food for thought!
Thank you so much for this video. I just watched it and it rings *every* bell. Mastodon is the only social network where I'm "active", apart from that I use #RSS feeds that I picked very well. I try to use my own brain.
It was such a pleasure to listen to you, especially in times like these. Thank you once more.
(But I miss good, ancient #FIDO-net, I must admit)
It was such a pleasure to listen to you, especially in times like these. Thank you once more.
(But I miss good, ancient #FIDO-net, I must admit)
Now here's a crazy idea... Instead of letting an algorithm decide what you're reading, why not find a team of professionals who you trust, who can make a selection for you and deliver it to you for a small fee? Oh wait - that's called a newspaper.
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Great video!
I've been thinking about a blog post about something similar, and your video helped me getting it over the line. (I also linked to your video, of course!)
If you're interested: havn.blog/2025/03/01/on-the-neโฆ
On the Need for Friction
Imagine talking to a medieval farmer, about the concept of excercise. Giving yourself โuselessโ physical strain, to improve your health? Letโs call this idea artifical physical excercise.havn.blog
Fantastic video!
The reason why I am here. Love your content and loving mastodon so far.
this is the video that got me to โswitchโ to mastodon. I legit had no idea the vast vast VAST majority of viewers made no use of the subscription system! I have thankfully avoided social media all this time, so if I were to finally jump on this thing, best to do it on a platform devoted to choice over algorithmic schlop.
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Thank you for doing this poignant video. Another thorny issue here might be that you and your viewers are more curious than average.
Finally got around to watching this, one of my favorite of your videos yet!
Love the video! It's pretty accurate. Trying to get people to search for an internal knowledge base article to locate an issue or t/s steps is different now than before. Would be nice to see a true "front page of the internet" where sites like that radio site you showcased, and the typewriter database and others, can be included. Or maybe search engines that can prioritize those kinds of sites.
I guess my main question is, what happens when Google loses efficacy? Forcing AI summaries, boosting paid content, etc. Iโve tried Brave Search and DuckDuckGo search, and neither are very good either.
@TechConnectify@mas.to kWh: (1000 (J/s))/(3600*s)
kWh is almost as ugly as BTU. Please measure energy in Joules, like most of the world does.
"But I've been indulging in some of the alternatives, like Mastodon and, lately, BlueSky... "
Glad I found ya!
I was intrigued that, instead of Technology Connections, the handle here was / is "techconnectify"
Late on seeing this, ironically because I stepped back on to YouTube with a TV and the algorithm recommended it.
However, I enjoyed the video a lot. I find myself giving into algorithmic complacency but have done things to mitigate it. For YouTube on browsers the extension Unhook removed the home page algorithm. I rely on Subscriptions and never felt I was missing out. Mastodon and Pixelfed help. Also simply messaging friends on text or Signal.
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Just watched this video. Your points at the end of only being interested in the types of technological advancements which align with your existing values reminded me of Wendell Berry's standard of technological innovations he wrote down in his 1987 essay "Why I Am not Going To Buy A Computer", which you can read here: classes.matthewjbrown.net/teacโฆ
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