Who? What does this thread have to do with an account (?) of that name?

That is not legal everywhere in the world. In many European countries for example, if you do that, your employer can successfully sue you for damages.

Last year it was even a worldwide competition, not just European.

https://tramwm.wienerlinien.at/

I was there (it happened in the city I live in), but would probably have seen more if I’d watched a livestream, it wasn’t easy to see very much due to the crowds.

Text because I have a limited amount of time in my life and I can scan text quickly for the interesting bits, not so with videos. Watching videos is mostly a waste of my time.

Lemmy, specifically, is meant to be a mainly text based platform that people can scroll through during short downtimes, including in public. Videos are inconvenient for that.

Wait, has that become open source again in recent releases? I remember it not being for a while, but the repo currently says Apache 2.0? Anyone know more about it?

except this doesn’t have a lot to do with AI, but with search engine rankings?!

You don’t have to actively admit to it, though you are right that something like this was held here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burdick_v._United_States

except that is literally what Ford did to Nixon, and pardons aren’t a thing for impeachment anyway (for US federal offenses)

I mean that is just a web forum, nothing to do with a chatbot.

aww, if not friend, why friend-shaped :D

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

So selling children’s data to advertisers is not affected?

There are provisions in other laws about that, e.g. the GDPR.

I am not American myself.

No, I don’t think the next Congress will be better, but at least procedurally the expiration of Congress is a hurdle to getting it done very soon. Not so in the EU.

At least the current US Congress is going to end in January, probably won’t get this done before the end of the term.

maybe he was born in 1995?

Kinda irrelevant to the topic?!

As far as France is concerned, the person is a French citizen, nothing else matters. As far as the US is concerned, the person is a US citizen, nothing else matters. So they will both likely be ready to evacuate the person, and the practical result will be that the person is allowed to choose.

I mean: I don’t think they can force anyone to evacuate. If the person says “no, France, I’m not getting on your plane, I’m waiting for the American one”, then what can anyone do about it?

The fediverse is already, by itself, designed to be a framework for this exact thing.

The problems we have, and are always going to have, are that not all pieces of backend software have the same functionality. For example, you can already follow Lemmy communities and users from Mastodon, but not the other way round. If one backend implements some piece of functionality (e.g. upvoting/downvoting), then all backends that haven’t implemented it are going to be incomplete in how they can interact with it. It’s not possible to implement every conceivable functionality in all backends, that would actually kinda defeat the purpose of having different backends.

As for your idea of “fediverse-wide SSO”: there already is an open standard for SSO called OpenID. Fediverse instances could be OpenID providers if that’s desired. But that’s still a separate thing from ActivityPub.

Yes, why not?

There are many such videos, but I am not sure how many of them were made by people genuinely not speaking the language. Search on YouTube for terms like: what English sounds like to non speakers, or more generally: what languages sound like to non speakers.