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Michael Ten
Michael Ten @ MichaelTen @lemmy.world
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Could the U.S. force treatment on mentally ill people (again)?

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  • Read the books Psychiatric Slavery and Faith in Freedom by libertarian psychiatrist Thomas Szasz.

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    • Democracy Dies Behind Paywalls

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  • I think it's an interesting tension between free content and paid content. People need money to pay rent and buy food. How should journalism be monetized in an ethical and sustainable way?

    • Linux 6.10 To Merge NTSYNC Driver For Emulating Windows NT Synchronization Primitives

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  • So will FL Studio and Photoshop work on Linux then?

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    • Krita FTW

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  • Gimp is horrible branding and should be renamed.

    • GitHub Is Not Open Source, A Rant

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  • Gitlab or Gitea should integrate with Arweave and Fediverse. Fork if needed.

    Develop a decentralized Github alternative.

    Microsoft owns Github. It's iron how popular Github is for open source.

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    • After Decades of Imprisoning Patients, Idaho Approves Secure Mental Health Facility

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  • Read the books Psychiatric Slavery and The Manufacture of Madness by psychiatrist Thomas Szasz.

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    • Many 911 call centers are understaffed, and the job has gotten harder

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  • They should pay the applicants for applying

    • Quick video demonstrating that lemmy.world sends every activity out twice

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  • Is it a misconfiguration or a software bug?

    • Horn of Balance - an indie 2D zelda-like

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  • What engine does this use or was it built from scratch?

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    • [Poll] What should be Lemmy's default way of displaying votes?

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  • As close to Reddit Is Fun (RIF Is Fun) as possible.

    No percent... but have as non default option...

    • Archiving Lemmy instances

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  • Maybe a plug-in for Lemmy server could be developed to automatically back up and / or restore instances from Arweave. Some protocol could be used to turn the instances into Json, which could then be uploaded as documents and parsed, or something like that. And then the Json could then be potentially restored. There might be many pages for a large instance, but they could perhaps be organized in a thoughtful and functional way.

    • Millennials are exhausted by working more for less.

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  • Yes. This. 32 hours

    • U.S. brokerages start Reddit coverage with doubts over turning a profit

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  • Minimum royalty laws exist.

    Lemmy will hopefully grow exponentially.

    Reddit selling data for AI training? Not cool.

    Minimum royalty laws.

    • Chinese schools testing 10,000 locally made RISC-V-ish PCs

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  • Lol yes.

    • Reddit has struck a $60m deal with Google that lets the search giant train AI models on its posts

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  • Minimum royalty laws should exist.

    • Fact check: Trump falsely claims US crime stats are only going up. Most went down last year, including massive drop in murder

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  • Plot twist... in many cities...

    Reported crimes and arrests for crimes went way down... ?

    Distorting stats?

    Yes it no?

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    • With discord planning to show ads, how can the fediverse/lemmy benefit from another proprietary program making itself worse? (Like it was with reddit)

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  • A decentralized Discord alternative... federated?!

    Arweave... as an idea... or Hive/Peakd...

    Memo.cash like technology.

    Member.cash (defunct website... built on memo.cash tech)

    Federated chats...

    Session like technology...

    Nostr like technologies...

    It seems technically feasible.

    Or like d.live (?) But only for sound (?)

    Signal like technology if open source (?)

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    • What privacy friendly app/service/stuff makes your life simpler?

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  • Monero ftw! Limitless Peace

    • Is there a Lemmy stats site?

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    • Firefox to become first mobile browser to support desktop extensions later this year

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  • Yep.