On lemmy in a comment or post as opposed to like texting a friend a link. It’s not a command, it’s just typing ! nameofcommunity @ instanceURL

On lemmy, you can use !jerboa@lemmy.ml and it’ll autolink to each user’s instance of that community url.

Car based infrastructure

the stock market

capitalism

Well, There’s Your Problem, a podcast with slides about engineering disasters which is, itself, a disaster.

It’s been five whole years and this teenager hasn’t defeated all of global capitalism, what’s she even doing?

Octoprint is great, connecting the printer to somebody else’s computer is crazy

The Breen hit Earth in the Dominion War

Give John Hinckley Jr. a real gun.

The Culture. Live as long as you want, as whatever gender you feel like at the moment, doing whatever you want, with all the recreational drugs you could ever want on tap in your brain, and no scarcity on a living ship touring the galaxy looking for interesting places.

Alex does mostly simple recipes, but he’s interesting because he doesn’t just try once but keeps remaking the recipe until he gets it perfect and explains the whole process and all the details.

ANTI-CHEF does very fancy recipes from a beginner’s perspective. He shows off a lot of techniques that a more professional chef might gloss over as obvious.

Gotta beat Henry Kissinger to death with my bare hands

Didn’t answer the question.

It is a basic tautological fact that you cannot verify an identity while keeping that identity private from the verifier.

That just moves the exact same question to a slightly different place. How do you verify someone accessing the real internet is an adult without destroying anonymity and therefore privacy?

It absolutely cannot.

The auth system knows you verified for something. The only way to actually preserve privacy is total anonymity to everyone.

No. Open Source does not make violations of freedom somehow okay.

No. Absofuckinglutely not.

There’s no way for a government to do it that wouldn’t interfere with adults’ privacy.

The opening of Paripi Koumei is a cover of this Hungarian song. Dunno about your weird stereotype of “western” music, though.