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ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US
ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US
I’d like a simple and easy way to share blocklists. I spent my first few weeks on Lemmy blocking everything I didn’t want to see, and now I rarely see things from outside my bubble…
On second thought maybe that’s not such a good thing
Maybe they should scan for unmarked graves, too…
Was it Awesome Dotfiles?
Something like Google’s Exposure Notification API but for memes… All the controversy but none of the morbidity…
Here are a couple more:
There are several projects along these lines. Here’s one of them:
In Feedly I’ve “subscribed” via RSS to my Lemmy subscribed communities. It’s pretty good and lets me keep everything in one place.
There you go… just needed more confidence!
When cruising the All feed you must use the Block feature if you value your sanity.
I like the idea of packaging up a user liked that. Check out lasim for someone doing something similar.
But, you don’t really need to create an account on every instance you encounter.
One account is enough if you pick a reasonably sane instance that hasn’t gotten itself defederated.
From an account on one instance you can view All, subscribe to Communities on any instance, and generally just use that as your home base.
If you want a few accounts as insurance in case the instance you picked goes offline due to external factors or for whatever reason, you can use lasim to synchronize your subscriptions between instances.
I think it would be really interesting to study, and I don’t imagine there would be many ethical issues? Until you realize that you’re the one in the vat, and funding just dried up for the research project.
Are you sure you didnt mean to say the comments would be autonomous rather then anonymous?
It’s cool, but also creepy. I hope that image is just a fanciful impression off what it could look like.
At what point do such things achieve sufficient neurodensity to have rights?
You misspelled “vaporize”