Built? By whom?

The issue with soviet blocks was not the density. The actual design was brilliant as each of these blocks had all conveniences like schools and shops within reach.

The issue as with most soviet union is corruption and management incompetence. They took one design and applied to 15% of world’s land mass. So the house in deep Siberia and coast of warm Azerbaijan were the almost the same. To add society was so broken than no one actually cared for the vision these houses had. This is entirely system failure not a design one.

People live just fine in close quarters - just take a look at Japan.

Doesn’t all tech have serial numbers these days? Is no one checking?

Authoritarianism - it doesn’t roll of the tongue though as you can see

How do you get that? Is there a quizz and do you get the hat?

LLMs actually revitalized movement to move away from excel. I think it’s done for in the next 10 years.

Not the same issue. Wayland was needed because xorg architecture just cannot be backwards compatible and would be super difficult risky to retain legacy. Not the same issue here

Bet they are not starting fresh. Instead of using 35 year old code base they are using 20 year old code base.

Nextcloud is free software (aGPL v3) though so your worries are very misleading.

I have a native meadow lawn and it’s awesome. Zero maintenance, barely any watering (just peak dry season) and incredibly beautiful. The ecosystem takes care of itself as long as you don’t buff one side by accident.

There’s difference between making an encryption tool and hiring top psychologists to design abusive systems.

What actually might help: hold people who design these tools criminally liable. Everyone knows what they are doing but you can’t really say no to your employer because “don’t worry you’re not liable” so everyone continues on building the Torment Nexus.

You don’t have 5 minutes and yet here you are commenting?

Wearing brand name on you is such a bitch thing to do.

Commenting here for a historic inb4. Hopefully we don’t need to wait that long.

Funny how Google couldn’t defeat seo spammers and yet claim they can keep AI safe. We are so fucked

It’s true organic growth is basically dead. There’s very little reason to share expert insights now and while the old system sucked due to seo gaming but there was some actual value there even if buried deep.

Kind of but decentralization really makes it up for it. Digg didn’t even have custom communities let alone decentralization.

Nah it sucked. I was on it. It was just lemmy but with less features and with less content. It was dead the moment it started because it did nothing.

I don’t understand how they even think it could succeed.

Finally some good fucking news. Now let’s make it so there’s no 2.0 3.0 etc constantly trying to sneak this in - we need to enshrine privacy into real laws.

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