Notices by Justin Fitzsimmons (smn@l3ib.org)

@dalias @Jplonie @GossiTheDog especially one that is outwardly advertising its connections to the IDF 🤦♂️

> I haven't spent a lot of time looking into TeleMessage, but what I did find at a quick glance is that several of the executives on the teams page list Israeli universities in their bios, and the CEO, Guy Levit, says that, "From 1996 until 1999, Guy served as the head of the planning and development of one of the IDF’s Intelligence elite technical units."

https://infosec.exchange/@micahflee/114440391172505310

@darnell @daringfireball all these concerns about immigration and being disappeared for having thoughts is great for a country that is going to be hosting both the world cup and the olympics during Trump's admin

@dalias I almost always regret reading the comments on linked bsky posts, even if the OP is pretty good

Maybe the culture will chill out a bit after the energy from the big wave of twitter migration dissipates

@anildash the corporate models that are spending billions of dollars to harness a country's worth of power and boils the oceans to train on unethically sourced data results in a service that isn't appropriate for deployment as anything more sophisticated than a toy (despite how people are actually using them). An "organic" version would perform even worse than the corpo ones that are already unpopular and failing.

@dalias imagine finding out you've been laid off because you can't shitpost

@dalias if they can be trivially recreated, why aren't "counterfeits" crashing the market?

@jalcine Here's america's most common game. No, it's not hide-and-seek with mass shooters (although that sounds exciting).

@mike real fuckin weird that the christian science monitor is grouped with the rest of these

@thomasfuchs what is it with people and wanting to go to Mars when we haven't set foot on the moon in decades, let alone thought about having people live there, even temporarily. Stop trying to make Mars happen people, it's not going to happen.

@Mrfunkedude we're already seeing quoted posts being implemented client side in some of the new clients that are hitting the various app stores. The client can detect that a link goes to a post and then renders it inline. To everyone else, it looks like a normal link. Eventually I expect most or all clients will adopt this functionality because it's a very popular feature request.

I think the only way to fight this is to set your posts to followers-only.