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This is getting laughably ridiculous
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lol
Reminder that there is a petition for UK residents, now with 500 000 signatures: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/722903
Reminder that they already responded
The Government has no plans to repeal the Online Safety Act, and is working closely with Ofcom to implement the Act as quickly and effectively as possible
Doesn't stop us from continuing to push. Since they responded we got 300 000 more signatures.
Wouldn't it be sick if y'all just responded on voting day?
Here's the pitch: Do you want to prevent horrible nonsense shit from happening? Do you like money? Are you okay with people in general? Fucking vote.
You do realise that Labour were voted in as the progressive alternative on a bunch of pretty progressive campaign pledges right? The Online Safety Act and treating peaceful protesters as terrorists certainly weren't what people voted for.
I do not realize that, I'm not from there nor do I pay attention to their politics. This was more so a call to everyone everywhere to show up at whatever booth it may be and prevent shitty policies from being considered, let alone passed.
That said, I do appreciate the info, and moreso appreciate that you archived it and linked a paywall free version. That was thoughtful.
To translate it to American, it's a similar two party system as yours, and the UK Dems are the ones doing this.
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Point is, this law was not created in service of the public. It's just another surveillance measure. Much like Chat Control, which they've pushed over and over again, despite getting pushback from literally everyone around the world every time. You could have everyone in the EU sign that petition and it wouldn't matter because it's not for you.
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A huge petition that undermines the government’s democratic mandate is never a bad thing, even if they responded.
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Do you have a few minutes to talk about our Lord and Saviour, Linus Torvalds?
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The internet's inability to fact check anything before re-sharing it? Yes, I agree.
Is this a joke?
This timeline? Yes
You mean the censorship law was woefully ill-conceived and won't do anything they claim it is supposed to do? Leay it's definitely a joke, just not the type you're asking about.
Yes. It’s not clear if this was photoshopped or a bug that has been around for years, I believe related to GeForce NOW streaming. The two clients share some code, and GeForce NOW does have an age requirement.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/game-ready-drivers/13/572753/nvidia-app-accessibility/
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You can on Linux just saying
Makes sense, because with the nvidia graphics card you could generate AI porn.
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Zoomers need to learn they don't need to use Nvidia's app for this. Just download the driver directly.
It's in the name... can't access graphic content without ID, can we? /s
On a more serious note, what about AMD graphics cards?
Boomers will also get locked out of a lot of content because verifying their age is too complicated. I feel no sympathy.
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Relevant:
As one of the first Baby Boomers, it's somewhat surrealistic for me to proof that I'm old enough to access an fucking web page.
As a millennial, it, too, is insane.
Which begs the question: who thinks this is a needed thing and a good idea? Who is pushing this agenda?
somebody in another post a few days ago suggested that this was about gaining control of the media narrative by gradually locking down parts of the internet. The idea being that today it's adult content but tomorrow its about disagreeable narratives on YouTube, TikTok, and other secondary sources of Information.
-I'd think it were a stretch of the imagination but it was shown that the motives for trying to ban TikTok (in the U.S.) were the narratives shared on the platform about Israel's ongoing genocide.
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How the fuck does this protect kids? Adjusting graphics settings? Why not bar them from adjusting volume while they're at it.
Some of those graphics might be showing boobies. Obviously this must be regulated.
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This seems like it can be easily avoided by just downloading the drivers without using the nvidia app.
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Not adjusting settings, but definitely auto updates which require a login and they've been adding more and more things that require an account so they can track you.
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