sneak @sneak@sneak.berlin

@Electron also, where is “here” and what do you mean by that? i am in my home posting on my own server. :)

@Electron if i didn’t have consent, i wouldn’t have the data in the first place. the data comes from you. you are the one who chooses to make it public to billions of people. you have to live with the consequences of that choice, but nobody forces you to make the choice to publish.

@DeepCoreMining @izalia @koyu@koyu.space while i don’t agree with the block gang because i don’t think adults should choose what other adults get to read, i am also fairly certain that your “perfectly align” part is both factually incorrect and more than a little bit uncharitable; try not picking fights next time. i for one have no interest in reading you mindlessly yelling at people with whom you disagree.

@aidalgol @koyu@koyu.space @izalia copyright is a fiction that was invented to satisfy and protect a commercial industry. i do not recognize copyrights or ownership of information in any way whatsoever. they are a fairytale told by a state, not a real thing.

@lumi@niu.moe @koyu@koyu.space @izalia it shouldn’t be respected because it is a belief in a nonsensical thing. it is not possible, computers or no computers, to publish something then prevent the people you explicitly sent something to from having and using that information. it simply does not work, and can not work. we don’t own information. secrets aren’t ours once we tell them.

@lumi@niu.moe @koyu@koyu.space @izalia if you put it on my screen by any means, i have the right to preserve it for my own uses. i am allowed eg to record my screen; make screenshots, archive my own network traffic, et c.

@rabcyr @videomurder @velartrill @aphyr you can start with yours, i am still happy with mine and will continue using it.

@dankwraith link me?

it seems i have been living in a bubble; violent threats are not allowed on most mainstream social networks, and seeing it so often in the fediverse really bums me out.

https://social.art-software.fr/@Electron/103473006033711468

@Electron as for the pickaxe, i suggest you seek nonviolent ways of promoting your ideology.

@Electron you cant force a webserver to give up data. when you send a request to a server, the server, not the requester, decides whether to serve it or not.

when your server responds to a public request with data, the consent is granted. that is how the web has always worked. if you don’t want that to happen, then don’t configure your server to do that, or don’t use servers that do.

you don’t own public data. consent flows both ways!

@xenon neither of these are problems for a publishing system. that’s what publishing is for: speaking to the planet indiscriminately.

@steph humans like leaders. most humans are not leaders, and like to know they have a leader above/in charge of them.

@V you could put my favorite joke onto one:

how do you turn a pussy into a dick?

give him a badge

@Sadsharkpn2001@imvegan.fyi i don’t think it’s some conspiracy or plan, most people just like families and kids. same for sports or alcohol or any other common, basic thing that basic people are into.

there are a lot more rude people on the fediverse than on twitter, i find. :/

@koyu@koyu.space @izalia that’s super rude. i don’t think i will read your webpages, no.

@koyu@koyu.space @izalia you cant restrict the uses of public data. when you publish something, people get to read and process it. the power lies in the originator when they choose to publish or not publish. i don’t get to blog and say “you can read it for personal use, but you can’t pull quote it in a commercial article”. that’s not how publishing works.

@videomurder @velartrill @aphyr you seem to conflate the privacy practices of google with the idea that web indexing is somehow an invasion. no content can be downloaded for a request that the web server does not provide. if you put something on the web, people are allowed to download it. that’s how the web works.