Caring about tech issues seems more like a gen X/Millennial thing to me. Most of gen Z hasn’t figured out the problem yet; most older people just see a magic box. Obviously there’s exceptions at both ends.
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Conservative-coding of things that are actually just healthy personality balance is a real thing. Bravery, duty and basic acceptance we’re mortals in an ugly world also come to mind.
There’s enough history written down to say for sure it’s going to self correct. Hopefully not in the “everyone like that went to a camp, but some of their ideas found a new audience a century later” way.
You must have a very left-leaning sample of boomers.
Yeah, I’m still not used to those either.
Since this is Lemmy, I’m required to ask if you’ve considered a custom ROM.
Another vote for Rexodus.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•The most invasive cookie/tracker option is listed as “Platinum” while the most privacy-respecting option is merely “Silver”English
8·13 hours agoMan, they really are trying everything to get you to click the magic button.
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Canada@lemmy.ca•ICE ordering fleet of 20 armoured vehicles from Canadian firm
1·13 hours agoHmm. I’m not into conspiracy theories, if that’s where this is going.
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Canada@lemmy.ca•Hypothetically, if Quebec were to separate from Canada, do you think that Canada should remain bilingual?
1·13 hours agoHmm. I wonder where OP’s number came from.
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Canada@lemmy.ca•ICE ordering fleet of 20 armoured vehicles from Canadian firm
1·13 hours agoIf everyone else doesn’t know what they’re talking about, maybe you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Justin, of course, was a culture war liberal with his gender equal cabinet etc
So on the left.
I think I’ll just leave it there.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•The year is 2036. What is on the front page of Lemmy?
1·2 days agoMaybe the latest discovery by Dragonfly.
Far fewer people will be able to read it, without doing something illicit and maybe expensive, although certain countries will still be free enough. On the other hand, it (or PieFed or a future version) could be endorsed by the remaining nations, or just have had some more exoduses of users come in.
Slight chance the AI winter we’re going into is short and some specific fusion with classical algorithms succeeds at AGI, so singularity stuff is going on and being posted about. 2038 problem, as someone else mentioned.
Edit: Q-day stuff could be done, coming soon or ongoing. If it’s done - which I kinda expect - it’s still a massive source of both breaches and fun mods on old, locked software and hardware.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•The year is 2036. What is on the front page of Lemmy?
3·2 days agoAllowing calls to proliferate in the first place and be addressed would indicate some level of free speech.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•The year is 2036. What is on the front page of Lemmy?
1·2 days ago5% sounds high just by how things are, and how little people understand what it is. I’d buy 1%, though, and that’s something.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•The year is 2036. What is on the front page of Lemmy?
2·2 days agoTrump is right that Canada in between the lower 48 and Alaska is border gore. But there’s another solution…
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•The year is 2036. What is on the front page of Lemmy?
2·2 days agoProbably, LLM-based will sound like web-enabled at that point - a dusty old buzzword. They’ll have something newer and shinier even if it’s still an LLM inside.
The drones giving migrants a scan first is on the optimistic side, if things go at all how they seem to be.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•The year is 2036. What is on the front page of Lemmy?
3·2 days agoIf the composition of Lemmy is even remotely the same that will be everywhere.
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Technology@beehaw.org•Engineer proves that Kohler’s smart toilet cameras aren’t very private
11·2 days agoNot shocked. The fact other people might be shocked just tells you how out of control trust in the magic boxes and the people who sell them has gotten. When they collect something more sensitive or embarrassing, people just assume the security and regulation is tighter to match.
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Canada@lemmy.ca•ICE ordering fleet of 20 armoured vehicles from Canadian firm
11·2 days agoI was there for Harper; remember the barbaric cultural practices hotline? Remember the fisheries library just being tossed? The only contender for further left is Lester Pearson (by the standards of his time), who brought in the healthcare system. I’m not even being original here, it’s pretty standardly what you’d hear from a pundit.
I’m arguing that the Liberals acting like conservatives makes the conservatives tack even further to the right, and we slide and slide into late stage capitalist hell.
Just looking around the world, I’m certain the right is pulling, not being pushed.
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Canada@lemmy.ca•Canada can’t build pipelines without Indigenous consent
4·2 days agoTIL that’s her real first name.














Guns are a great example under “accepting we’re mortals in an ugly world”, actually. Nobody is seriously claiming they’re going away, but the way they’re talked about by the left, you would think undoing a technology is on the table.
I mean, you can still want more gun control, and most other nations have gone that way, but the only people mentioning they’ll still be around in some way tend to be on the right - because that’s ugly.
Fun fact, it was leaking into Canada for a while. Unnecessary maple leafs meant you probably didn’t like vaccines or Trudeau. Then you guys (well, Trump; we know there’s another party) talked about annexing us and made patriotism neutral again. Thanks?
That’s an interesting way of looking at it, although I’m not convinced it wasn’t just stupidity on their part. The right also have hangups that will self-correct, in their own way.
That’s kind of what I was going to say about tribalism as a force, too. Nobody turns their noses up at an Irish name today, and nobody will be impressed by lifted pickups and ill-informed scriptural references in the future. The idea of elected representatives has been around for centuries, though.