Thank you. I'll take a look.
Edit: instructions:
With Firefox 122+ (& Android 10+) you can still install/sideload this add-on by downloading xpi-file of latest release from GitFlic (with automatic add-on updates) when you enable the debug menu (settings > about > tap Firefox logo 5 times > return to settings): you'll get new menu item Install extension from file
They no longer need to be fed or encouraged to encroach in town anymore. At leas tin my experience. Their habitat is being reduced (by us) and they're getting more desperate/brave
I put some in after work yesterday so I won't have to bother with it today when running errands.
@LodeMike@lemmy.today (does this work as a ping?)
Bluesky said it’s working to comply with European Union rules after the bloc accused the fast-growing social media platform of flouting its digital regulations.
The company is consulting with its lawyer to follow the EU’s information disclosure rules, a Bluesky spokesperson wrote Tuesday in an email.
Bluesky, which was started in 2019 as a decentralized version of Twitter, has exploded in popularity in the wake of Donald Trump’s victory, as many X users have sought alternatives to the Elon Musk-owned platform.
The EU’s executive arm on Monday said Bluesky didn’t provide information it was required to share under the bloc’s Digital Services Act, which governs content on social media sites.
“All platforms in the EU have to have a dedicated page on their websites where it says how many user numbers they have in the EU and where they are legally established,” Thomas Regnier, the commission’s spokesperson on digital matters, told reporters. “This is not the case with Bluesky, so this is not followed.”
The company reported adding 1 million users in a single day on Nov. 15, and Bluesky Chief Executive Officer Jay Graber said last week the platform had surpassed 20 million users. Celebrities active on Bluesky include rapper Lizzo and comedian Ricky Gervais, as well as European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who created an account in recent days.
Under the DSA, platforms with more than 45 million users in the bloc qualify as “very large online platforms” and need to follow stricter content moderation rules under the commission’s supervision. Breaches can result in fines of up to 6% of their global annual sales.
The EU is carrying out high-profile actions against social networks X, TikTok and Meta Platforms Inc., as well as e-commerce services AliExpress and Temu, as it leans into its role of global tech enforcer.
Smaller platforms are still required to comply with the law, but are regulated by the EU country where they have a legal presence. That’s so far unclear in the case of Bluesky, which was created expressly to avoid a centralized ownership structure.
The commission asked EU member countries’ national authorities to investigate “and see if they can find any trace of Bluesky” in their jurisdictions, Regnier said.
You fell for the propaganda :(
What's a bullet vote? Not American, but share a large border.
Make the existing one mod posts only and pin a post linking to the new one?
All will be lost.
How the Fuck Did Trump Actually Win? | F.D. Signifier
Been waiting to hear his more collected thoughts on the matter.
Is it still invite only? I've been curious. I have Tildes.
Edit: I should probably just lurk. I don't comment on tildes anyway. Don't feel my comment style is up to the standard lol.
I'm working on finding a focus for !technology@sh.itjust.works
Edit: open to suggestions
"I did not write this comment" —
YouTube is now generating suggested replies to comments based on the channel creator's tone and views.
With paltry streaming royalties and a cost-of-touring crisis, it’s harder than ever to make money as a musician. Claudia Cockerell on the household names who are taking up side hustles, and what it says about the state of the music industry
Drake escalates Kendrick beef and accuses record label of firing allies while boosting his rival
Exclusive: Drake is upset with Universal Music Group’s alleged business practices, not Lamar’s lyrics, a source told The Independent.
>The filing accuses UMG, which has deals with both performers, of paying Spotify to recommend “Not Like Us” to users “who are searching for other unrelated songs and artists,”
Hasn't Drake been accused of this exact thing multiple times over the years?
Well, not this one. But this one is! How? Let’s take a closer look at Bluesky and the AT Protocol that underpins it. Note: I communicated with the Bluesky team prior to the publishing of this post. While the functionality described is not the intended use of the application, it is known behavior and...
>Well, not this one. But this one is! How? Let’s take a closer look at Bluesky and the AT Protocol that underpins it.
TORONTO – A friend you will literally never see again has proclaimed you should “do this again soon!”
