Nice.

How did you read the first point without finding it wild?!?

100% of the people are like that!

Headscale is not essential. Of course in this context the “self-hosted service” would be the Tailscale client…

We can agree to agree.

I guess having something in there is good but it’s inherently an issue when the topic at hand is acting outside survelliance.

Let’s say, for example, things escalate and reddit get fully weaponized for the benefit of one side, and they start pushing for known compromised VPNs. How can you fight that if pepole got into the habit of trusting such platform?

Humans

Yep. Still going in a better direction than Reddit though.

Tailscale

Possibly a north korean bot willingly engaging in destabilyzing westeners fostering reddit circlejerk vapid culture.

No but it’s much easier to find the 20 years old student interested in privacy that realyze right now that reddit is not open source…

50 people clicked the up arrow below the comment.

I guess you are built differently.

I guess we all know it, since we are interested in Privacy and not clueless enough to be on Reddit (anymore?).

The degeneration from a “safe” place to what it is now is what makes it particoularly egregious a place to avoid for anybody serious about privacy…

I like how the original OP mention in passing that Reddit is bad for privacy.

Like, no shit? How can a privacy community be even remotedly healthy in such an environment?

It’s like having a club for how to avoid the police within a prison, regulated by the guards.

Yes?

So if the camps were happening either way, better not to vote for the guy that says “vote me and the camps will have regulations in regard to human experimentation!” and strictly go for “fuck that shit”.

I get people still being affected by the election topics, but it’s not now.

Not really. If your focus is beyond the next 4 years, you can argue letting Democrats lose is the best strategy to stop wars on the planet down the line.

In fact if Kamala was going to loose either way (as it happened) it’s a good thing that she lost hard.

Not an expert but at a certain point FreeTube introduced SponsorBlock in their code, and posted a blog post describing why it wasn’t on by default and how that choice was a good compromise toward the creators and to push for better form of monetization. A similar talk was had by NewPipe. From those link you can find all sort of details about the intended (and unintended) impact of those tools.

https://docs.freetubeapp.io/usage/sponsorblock/#disclaimer

https://newpipe.net/blog/pinned/newpipe-and-online-advertising/

From those sources it’s easy to see that those technology are indeed transparent to some form of monetization.

Technology aside, I think it’s safe to assume YouTube incentivizes creators according to engagement and retention, no matter the technology used to see them or the ads shown, since what they are ultimately rewarding is the skill of the creator in grabbing human attention. How to maximize the monetization of that is secondary.

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Are you, like, manually writing down on paper the 0s and 1s of the software you use? Personally it takes me 20 seconds top to “download a whole program”.