Some Lemmy apps do allow you to block posts by keywords. But this isn’t built into the account itself, just the local app filter.

On Mastodon, they do actually let you filter out posts by keywords and it syncs with your account. No matter what device you use or switch to it will remember your filter settings.

I don’t think one person should decide for everyone on the whole Fedi, what people can see I would argue to leave this to specific instance moderators. The instance moderators themselves should be able to filter out words, and also what terms they filter out for everyone absolutely must be transparent so users know what is filtered out on a server by server basis

I never had this happen to me I guess this is because I do research and take precaution on various technology.

I think the key to this would be to use the flash light less frequently and lesser times.

If you have no reason to leave the flashlight on for hours, don’t. Don’t flash it on and off again rapidly, the worse thing you can do to an led life cycle, you’l likely blow out the light which I know people to do carelessly before with light switches. Really, for the life cycle you should only use it if you need to and find any means to not have to use it and the life cycle would be more unlimited rather then limited. (although still limited technically)

I feel that using it is important so that more people can feel included in what you’re writing about. Say you’re writing a news story, you would want as many people to agree as possible and support you. Last thing you want is to upset a minority group because then what happens is that people that aren’t monorities that do have influences won’t even invest in you.

On the other hand, should someone be forced into using inclusive language? I don’t think so. Just don’t expect as much respect from as many people.

What you got to do for this is,

If no Peertube account

click the link and then go to the original peertube server it is actually hosted on. (Should say on their channel page.)

If you have a Peertube account

This is because not all servers will auto check all channels for videos. But if you subscribe to a channel the videos will all show in your subscriptions no matter what server you are on if you have an account.

Here are some noteable Peertube channels.

https://tube.spdns.org/c/thelinuxexperiment_channel@tilvids.com/videos?languageOneOf=en&s=2

https://tube.spdns.org/c/linux_lugcast@nightshift.minnix.dev/videos?languageOneOf=en&s=2

https://tube.spdns.org/c/thelinuxcast_channel@tilvids.com/videos?languageOneOf=en&s=2

https://tube.spdns.org/c/geotechland@tilvids.com/videos?languageOneOf=en&s=2

https://tube.spdns.org/c/chrisweredigital@share.tube/videos?languageOneOf=en&s=2

https://tube.spdns.org/c/privacy__tech_tips@tube.tchncs.de/videos?languageOneOf=en&s=2

True. I was really talking about what’s already available to most Mostodon admins. If somehow this could be added in to Mastodon that would be great. (never hosted an instance in my life.)

email verification might slow *spam down, but manual approvals seems like the best option from having the best results out of the two. You could be more able to tell if someone is a spammer or even a ban evader potentially before they are approved to join the server.

Apparently fakebot uses targeted advertising? I’m so glad i use Falcon browser as my alternative. None of this.

How is Mozilla using this ai? Or is it know yet? What are they using it for? How will ai benefit the privacy of Firefox users on the private browser?

Will Mozilla’s ai be open source?

also, always ask yourself, “who gets a leveraged advantage from this?”