The real issue is not whether we are going to be force-fed this features or not, but the fact that a foundation with limited resources is going to spend any sizable amount of them developing a solution its users are not interested in.

Waiting for Ladybird at this point.

I cannot play with a controller. My fingers fall on any surface at the exact distance between W, A and D on the keyboard.

Business Intelligence

I do the same as @jaschen306.

Probably not the same life story, but I started as a Neuroscience PhD escapee (I was pressed by my supervisor to p-hack our results) and at the time, around 2012, this was an easy career to shift to from a scientific background.

I work more specifically in tracking implementation, and you should all become aware that for one year the ToS for the Google Marketing Platform have now allowed the use of browser/device fingerprinting for user identification aimed at remarketing, etc.

I am trying hard to go in-house at a company to work in BI, which is something I would be able to do, but not at the level of other people, since the marketing industry has accepted rejects like me setting the bar very low in order to have an army of people feeding Google and the others people’s data.

But the alternative for me is to be jobless AND careerless.

I suggest companies to evaluate Plausible and Piwik Pro as a solution, but the people they are as marketers have stopped being marketers more than a decade ago, they are just inside jobs planted by Google et al., and they regularly disregard the alternatives.

I am a wanna-be coding data analyst who has decided to start directly in Codeberg, more because of anti-US than anti-AI sentiment.

I have 2 questions for everyone more experienced than me and in general more knowledgeable of the market dynamics:

1. How far is Forgejo/Codeberg from feature parity with Github?
2. I don’t see any public SaaS/tools connecting to Codeberg as they are with Github. Is this by design or is it due to lack of reception? And, in your opinion, what would be a kind of service/connector that would really change things if made available for Codeberg?

Comments like this is why I love Lemmy.

Always 2 too many.

– a Roman

As an Italian, I can tell you that I call theocratic regimes whose power is based on individual control and punishment at scale, fascist regimes.

I know that totalitarian or, in some other cases, authoritarian would be more appropriate, but at least in my culture fascism has been the first and the archetype of all totalitarianisms.

Not letting Iran enjoy the deserved hate it derives from an even longer history of antifascism would be too big a discount.

I tried a game that came free with my GOG account years ago, MagRunner.

Overpopulation, huge zaibatsu that is into digitizing people and they develop an incredible new technology in space: MagTech! Magnetic technology!

I guess the devs were being tongue-in-cheek at the time, but now it’s not funny anymore.

Terrible Portal wanna-be, by the way.

You have on the typical rose-tinted glasses many wear when thinking about Denmark and Scandinavia in general.

Greetings,

An Italian who lived in Scandinavia 13 years and is trying hard to escape before Denmark hits a recession.

Sounds like an invitation to Omertà.

This is good! They dont deserve it.

We need a jingle for Enshittification.

That would actually be true if companies were run by the people doing the work.

Ancient Rome.

The European kind. Not the Extended Universe nor Eastern University.

My country? I am from the EU!

Let’s try not to be offensive.

From the entry for “zaibatsu” on Wikipedia:

Under the Allied occupation after the surrender of Japan, a partially successful attempt was made to dissolve the zaibatsu. Many of the economic advisors accompanying the SCAP administration had experience with the New Deal and were highly suspicious of monopolies and restrictive business practices, which they felt to be both inefficient, and to be a form of corporatocracy (and thus inherently anti-democratic).

The only difference? The zaibatsu actually diversified their operations.

He may be dependent himself on public funding as much as Elon and the others, but, to be fair, so have all capitalists in history at some point in time or at some level.

Pure capitalism is just a wild fantasy that would require complete disregard of human rights and/or huge advancements and investments in technology with the energy expenditure that entices.

So yeah, capitalist has always been a swear word to me, but I see it used appropriately in this context and in general.

It is literally AI taking time out of of your life, I don’t see how that doesn’t make sense to you.