Belli sti settantenni che vogliono finire in gloria la loro vita "yolo" con uno spettacolo pirotecnico atomico.
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Belli sti settantenni che vogliono finire in gloria la loro vita "yolo" con uno spettacolo pirotecnico atomico.
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Belli sti settantenni che vogliono finire in gloria la loro vita "yolo" con uno spettacolo pirotecnico atomico.
@Batarea la possibilità gliela concederei a tutti i guerrafondai,poche regole indiscutibili e immodificabili, per poterla mettere in atto devono partecipare esclusivamente tra i dichiaranti e famiglie,uniche armi ammesse archi e frecce da svolgersi in luogo disponibile ad essere teatro della guerra😑🤐
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Today's Low Quality Ad is for this Make Billionaires Extinct shirt.
Billionaires: Look, they want to kill us.
Everyone: No, we just want you to have like 10 million dollars instead of 10 billion.
Billionaires: My God, these monsters have come up with a fate worse than death.
https://collabs.shop/oaho3m
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@filippodb @zar_marco @prealpinux @spettacoli In quel caso abbiamo Internet Archive. Forse andava promosso quello al posto di streamio. Consigliare torrent come alternativa a Disney+, che presenta un catalogo interamente protetto da copyright (a parte Steamboat Willie, che io sappia), non mi sembra corretto.
Senza contare che se voglio sapere dove vedere Star Wars non è necessario installare Streamio, basta una ricerca su Google.
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@Batarea quasi quasi una bestemmia!😁
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WOW, did you know texting currently prohibits PETTING CATS unless you see a kitty in person? Hang out with ME to PROTECT cute kittens!
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If your book(s) were, or are pirated on LibGen and subsequently used by Anthropic to train its AI models, the courts have ordered them to pay a minimum of $1.5B. Authors might/could/perhaps get an estimated payment of $3,000 per work (based on current estimates of the # of pirated works trained on).
But you definitely won't get your $$$ unless you register your claim: https://secure.anthropiccopyrightsettlement.com/register
#Author #IndieAuthor #IndieAuthors #SelfPublishing #Writing #WritersCoffeeClub
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Se andiamo in guerra ci mandiamo i cacciatori che sono tanto bravi.
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Conraid (Blank) (@conraid.bsky.social)
https://bsky.app/profile/conraid.bsky.social/post/3lzqodbcsc52g
Andy Warhol & Debbie Harry,
Lincoln Center, alla presentazione di Amiga 1000.
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People love to claim that once an Internet forum or message board gets big enough, it morally “belongs” to the users. That’s a comforting illusion—but it falls apart the second you look at who actually pays the bills and holds the keys.
Because unless those users are actually paying the bills, all this supposed moral obligation really does is dump the burden onto the one footing the costs. That doesn’t strike me as moral at all.
And message boards are transient by nature. People show up, feel invested for a while, then drift away. To claim that their fleeting sense of ownership creates a lasting obligation on the admin is unrealistic.
Ortega y Gasset warned about this in The Revolt of the Masses. When something is said to be “owned by the people,” it rarely means real stewardship. It means the mass asserts itself and the loudest voices dictate terms. That isn’t democracy—it’s populism sitting on top of a hierarchy.
Because if the software itself is hierarchical but claims to be “for the masses,” that isn’t democracy either. It’s just a pyramid structure dressed up in populist rhetoric. The admin still has the keys. The mods still enforce. The users still depend on both.
That’s why I insist on running my own server. I’d rather be upfront: I curate and maintain a space I’m willing to take responsibility for. That’s not authoritarian and it’s not populist.
It’s just owning what I host instead of pretending the power structure doesn’t exist.
