IdleSheep

joined 1 year ago
[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 2 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

Baraag is way more permissive than misskey.io and it gained a pretty bad reputation in the past because of that, plus it essentially advertises itself as a safe haven for lolicon art and primarily focuses on that, so that's why it's on many block lists.

misskey.io is just a generalist Japanese instance (which is why many Japanese artists easily hop on it). It's also the biggest misskey instance and is run by the main developer, so it's usually not blocked by default because most people use it.

Defederating from misskey.io would be like defederating from mastodon.social. Some will do it but it's not the default stance afaik.

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 4 points 2 weeks ago (3 children)

Misskey is like mastodon so you can just go to another misskey instance.

But if you're talking about the misskey.io instance, it's not that defederated from my experience (the 3 instances I'm on aren't defederated from it).

The instance simply follows Japanese law so whatever Japan allows they allow and whatever Japan forbids they forbid (which is why censoring genitals is also mandatory in that instance lol). It's not like it's some nazi cesspool or anything like that.

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 7 points 1 month ago

Suzuran, not Suzura.

It's the Japanese name for the lily of the valley flower, which is what the snake has dangling on its tail as well.

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 13 points 1 month ago

Chef looked at shit on a shingle and said they could make it shittier.

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 points 1 month ago

From a regular user standpoint pretty much all modern browsers throw up warnings and block the page from initially loading if it's not https, which discourages people from viewing it.

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 14 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) (6 children)

It is for most scenarios in my life. And in many peoples' lives I will wager.

For the people that are abroad I'd have to pay to call/text them each time, and I can't even send them pictures/videos in a convenient way (no, convincing everyone to use signal just to talk to me is not happening)

And when my family/friends share photos/videos of important events in their lives that I care about I'd just have to accept I'll be the only one missing out and be that awkward guy at family gatherings that's all out of the loop.

And when my family is organizing events I would be the only one left out and have to convince someone to text/call me because I don't want to be in the chat, being an inconvenience to everyone and also losing much of my input.

And I'm not even gonna mention how most workplaces and business expect you to be on WhatsApp.

And what would I get in return for being off WhatsApp? Nothing, that's what. I'd just be seen as the weirdo that never wants to interact with anyone online.

Do I like meta? No. But avoiding everything they touch is not worth being a nuisance to everyone else around me. I've just learned to suck it up like most people do. It's not ideal but it's absolutely unrealistic to expect most people to get off whatsapp/messenger when everyone has been on it for like a decade now. It's unfortunate but it is what it is.

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 37 points 2 months ago (18 children)

Ok, let me just cut off my entire family and friend circle out of my life just to stick it to some corpo that doesn't even care about me. I sure showed 'em!

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 18 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago)

No? Some of the most popular TV brands like LG and Samsung don't. And if your TV doesn't have Android, buying a Chromecast is a super cheap way to get it.

I have an amazing 4k oled TV but it doesn't have android so I still had to buy a Chromecast for it because otherwise I had no way to watch TV.

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 1 points 3 months ago (1 children)

Nothing about the US system is particularly geared to prevent double voting.

I get that you don't have a federal register (something you should really fix tbh) but requiring manual registration when you could, oh idk, simply register people when they are born and then later automatically provide them a unique ID they can vote with? (I'm not even talking a government ID for the purposes of identifying yourself to law enforcement and stuff, I'm talking even just a voter ID for the sake of voting only)

Then have part of the number in that ID identify the state you're from if you want to prevent crossing borders to double vote (kinda like how credit card numbers have that info on them).

It's what they do here anyway, I've had an ID since I was like 4, and it's with that document that I and everyone else votes.

Though I know the US is probably too anti-democratic for this and none of the parties in power want to change jack.

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 2 points 3 months ago

Why is it not okay to call it what it is? If you openly allow nazis into your site, you have a nazi site. I'm sorry but there's just no way around it.

Either you nip that garbage in the bud or your site is overrun by far right nut jobs, which is what happened with odysee.

Of course nobody wants to use the site. Why would they?

It's the nazi bar problem. You allow one nazi to enter your bar, then that nazi brings his nazi friends, and before you notice it you have a nazi bar and no one wants to visit.

Odysee doesn't "appear" to have more right wing content, it objectively does. The majority of people who migrate to it are wackos who got banned in other places for their extremist views.

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 35 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) (10 children)

It is wild to me that in the US you're not automatically registered to vote. The idea that you have to go through a manual process to exert one of your most basic constitutional rights is unfathomable to me.

Here when you turn 18 you can just vote. It's that simple. No registration, no ticking a checkbox somewhere, you can simply go out there and vote the moment you're 18.

[–] IdleSheep@lemmy.blahaj.zone 9 points 3 months ago (6 children)

Tokyo is the exception not the rule. Go anywhere else and you'll start seeing a lot more smokers.

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