Trampampoline

@Trampampoline@sh.itjust.works · Joined ⁨Jul⁩ ⁨2026⁩

Replying to @⁨ramble81@lemmy.zip⁩

I’ve considered containerizing it somewhere just for the sake of selling and buying car parts and ‘the like’, but I have no active intention to participate beyond that and family matters.

Fact is, I’d be fine if that was all Facebook was, that seems reasonable. It’s the endless patronizing propaganda, tracking, ads and arguing bots everyone takes issue with. If they just didn’t suck, they’d be fine.

Replying to @⁨dzsimbo@sopuli.xyz⁩

Consider those who just turn on artist radios, Spotify can’t blacklist an artist they feature, to my knowledge.

Oh, there’s an Ai group in your favorite artist’s radio? Guess there always will be, and they won’t be alone, why do that? Less they have to pay.

That has nothing to do with taste. You could be blasting Dave Brubeck and the next song is an Ai drum solo.

Replying to @⁨partofthevoice@lemmy.zip⁩

‘Infinite strength’ has weird limits in fiction, but can usually be troped in three big, easy ways. The first is to threaten something that character cares deeply about. He may be invincible, but his world is not.

The other is to have them at limited potentials of that power, or limit them by their incompetence or inexperience. This is the Matthew Malloy or Scarlet Witch situation, they had/have power but are sometimes written with zero control of that power.

The last and easiest, is to use abilities that do not depend on strength. Strength is always troped by magic and telepathic users of at least some skill. Can’t kill what you’re fighting? Teleport it to hell! Trick its mind into fighting someone else. Trick it into thinking there’s nothing wrong, or Charles Xavier’s method, ‘you sleep now’.

Though there are sometimes limits to that. See - The Hulk.

“He’s too angry! His mind is madness!”

No idea why they never think of just levitating him. He can’t smash if he can’t get to the ground.

Replying to @⁨spaghettiwestern@sh.itjust.works⁩

To the witless idiots defending authoritarianism to stop school shootings, If this sort of shit stopped school shootings then I guess we wouldn’t have school shootings.

Guess it doesn’t. www.edweek.org/leadership/…/01

I do get the angry anti-2A people willing to take everyone’s guns to stop school shootings, because besides one italian kid shooting an insurance CEO, you aren’t really making good use of that amendment to hold your government accountable in the first place.

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Replying to @⁨rajkopz@lemmy.dbzer0.com⁩

We had an encrypted chat for a bit before I realized it was completely pointless with literally everyone in it but one or two having entirely stock phones with in-built Ai and tracking mechanisms. We used XMPP.

Since it was for a Jellyfin server, it basically meant anyone on an unmodified Google or Apple phone was basically a door to a seach of that data from either company for the text logged into each chatroom by each user, and displayed. Unless everyone is secure, no one is.