

Wouldn’t this make everyone interested in the bad business practices that would increase the profits?


Wouldn’t this make everyone interested in the bad business practices that would increase the profits?


I think the word is mostly used by the far right anyways


How can age verification be misused?


Ah so it’s more of a question about the origin of the word, and it seems you’re right about the lion’s teeth. People who say dandy lion probably misinterpreted the sound. But hey that’s how language evolves.


He wrote it wrong. Its dandelion, and its pronounced in English just like you do, but dependent on the country, we have different words for it. In danish its “mælkebøtte”. Which means “milk bucket”. I think because of the white liquid they have inside. Its good for mosquito bites.


The real reason is that monopolies or other forms of market power prevent competitive pricing, wages and rents.


So defederation just means we block some of instances


I thought federalization was about not having an owner of a platform. Decentralization. I have some reading to do


Ah so it’s about moving away from Lemmy and back to Reddit for example?


What does it mean to defederate?


Couldn’t they make it locationally dependent?


Ah, I see. Not too worried about this then


Is this only for Californians? Only Americans? Or everywhere?


Ah I see, good point


Ah I see. Idk for me it was kinda opposite. My headphones wires got fucked up every three years or so. I still haven’t replaced my earbuds. Or do you mean how batteri waste is worse for the environment?


How is that?


I mean Adam Smith even said you have to prevent monopolies and tax land.


To be fair, this is a result of the lack of competition or the formation of trusts, hence why we had anti trust laws
Yes but stocks go up when AI gets more market power, exploits more privacy, sells more data to vested interests. The public would then have an interest in all that. Or at least this interest would compete with privacy interests. It may make it harder to push the company to do something, no?