It’s available for, legally (unless they’re a Senator or House Representative), for anybody with money.

There are no privacy laws in the US, there’s no law that they can violate by selling data about you and since that data is worth money then it gets sold openly.

I’m not sure if you’re aware, but regular cars crash into each other as well.

I don’t think we’re going to see the mass adoption of aircraft costing 10 times the median US income

Yeah, a quadcopter train sounds like the obvious next step.

The law enforcement limit that they’re upset about is the restriction on domestic surveillance applications

A horseless carriage is a horseless carriage regardless of it being on the ground or in the sky.

Autonomous ultralight electric quad rotary aircraft rolls off the tongue quite well.

It’s like saying we need traffic police and highways before we can have cars.

These things exist now, so we’re going to need to address their use or ban them and have our country fall behind in technology and manufacturing. Other countries are making them, if we’re not building similar industries then we’re losing.

That’s why aircraft regulations require safety systems, redundancy.

There are safety systems, like parachutes, which can save ultralight aircraft even on total power loss.

We don’t need cars, nobody has even built highways or gas stations or traffic cops yet.

The cars are autonomous, we need them because people can’t even manage a zip merge.

“Jet” is a bullshit term. They are aircraft and must be treated as such.

That makes sense, thanks.

I use a laptop for a mobile device so I haven’t bothered with the mobile apps yet. It seems like the same kind of client patch could be done with revanced.

Or, if you can’t read, Veritasium did a video: https://youtu.be/GVsUOuSjvcg

Next up, cards with RTX 6090 performance for $150 on Temu.

That’s why the meme went away and 18th century mutinies happened.

One can’t help but point out that there were no World Wars before sea shanties, and now there are two (soon, 3).

It’s social media, people only react to the headlines… they don’t educate themselves on the issue because that would interfere with them generating the next hot take.

I think it’s a pointless change, it’s not too difficult to create multiple identities if you wanted to moderate multiple subreddits. The actors trying to control subreddit moderation for commercial or political purposes will not be slowed down by the requirement that they maintain multiple identities.

If they wanted to ‘fix’ the comment toxicity problem, they could require x active moderators per active user. If it goes above that then non-subscribers can’t comment. The rules don’t mean much if there are 10,000 people commenting on each of 3 posts and there is 1 moderator who’s afk and checking the report queue a few time per day.

Also, if you notice from most of Lemmy, having a smaller community creates social pressure for people to behave better. Once it gets to the point where you never see the same person twice people think they can behave badly because nobody knows them.

What a ripoff.

Oh, there’s a Spotx for Windows too. There ya go, anybody using Spotify free who doesn’t want to buy into the tiering enshittification go patch your Spotify client. No ads, pick your own tracks, like Spotify used to be when it was a new and a good value for the service.

I’m just too lazy to find a music private tracker and setup Lidarr, I’ll do that eventually and then just stream through Jellyfin like one of the cool kids.

I haven’t used Spotify, until recently, since it was first released. Its big value over Pandora was that it let you choose what to listen to…when did that change?

I’m using spotx on Linux so I don’t get ads, can search individual songs, etc. I thought the free tier was just ad supported, I didn’t realize that they didn’t let you pick what you wanted to listen to.