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  • A recent EU workgroup on this spend 50 minutes discussing the implications on the "metaverse".

    These people really have no idea how technology works. They just know the marketing of the big few social media companies.

    Someone should tell them about IPFS.

  • Making laws with the intent they will be broken is different from having an understanding they will be broken.

    The consequences are the same, even if intent differs: those breaking the rules, in this case not giving personal information to a 3rd party, in the other example speeding, are criminals.

    If someone hits you because they love your, or they hit you because they hate you, either case you've been hit.

  • Regulation doesn't always have to produce absolute prevention

    Making laws with the intent that they will be broken, has the additional benefit that almost everyone is a criminal, ready to be re-educated.

    I've already lived this way in the DDR. I do not recommend to others.

  • The EU, like Texas, Florida, etc wants age verification on porn websites. To "safeguard children" ofcourse.

    They pinky promise that the surveillance machine they're building will never be used for harm!

  • The benefit of OSS, to me, is that it's not a black box. You see where your data goes, you get it to interact with the rest of your setup the way you want it (automation, backups, notifications, etc).

    Closed source software, pirated or not, puts unnecessary limits on what I can do with my devices and my data.