Wasn’t there a post recently complaining about an AI coding agent wanting to stop working consistently? Maybe that’s related.

One idea I’ve seen floated was a certificate-based authentication. Providers that know your age by design, such as banks, could hand out certificates in bulk. That way, only those institutions would know that you have received certificates, but they can’t tell for what exactly. Source: https://ec.social-network.europa.eu/@EUCommission/114852402217569321

The year of the Linux desktop is here. Brought to you by astronomical hardware prices.

I don’t know more than what the wiki article linked to. It says UBlock blocks it. It doesn’t say any more than that.

Archive.today apparently hijacks visitor’s browsers to DDoS a blog that tried to uncover the identity of the archive’s admin. UBlock helps to stop that script.

If anything, getting the logs from that server would be interesting, to see if Lemmy’s long-term stability can be improved.

Laws are so 2010. Get with the time, it’s all corruption and gambling now.

He is right, but most will choose convenience. And I do believe that people in the future will suffer for it. The brain is like a muscle; you have to use it to keep your mind sharp. I fear that in the future will lack critical thinking or frustration tolerance because AI makes it so easy.