@Sascha dass nun auch Ricarda Lang direkt auf Eurosky anspringt, aber sich wie viele andere (nicht nur) Grüne (MdB) noch nie im Fediverse hat blicken lassen, ist das nächste Problem!

@makeratschool

📷 #Caturday

Hugo, the resident cat at The Pines Cottages in Asheville, February 2025.

#CatsOfMastodon

"Ford Motor to receive $464M from feds to pivot to F-series production at Oakville plant after EV plans scrapped"

Huge gas-guzzlers, instead of EVs?

Don't we care about young people with decades of #climateDisaster ahead of them?

What is Carney thinking?

*Subsidizing* carbon emissions?

#carBrain #FinanceBrain

https://www.thestar.com/business/ford-motor-to-receive-464m-from-feds-to-pivot-to-f-series-production-at-oakville-plant-after-ev-plans-scrapped/article_bf463a35-d485-4460-82fa-9a58ce9ae6a9.html

@Alice maybe trump likes to be humiliated?

7:30 is definitely too early for taking a train, especially on the first day of my vacation. But I think it's worth it.

* gave a well-visited talk at Stuttgart Planetarium yesterday - met @funkvolk, though very shortly, and had audience questions from female teenagers 😍
* finally made it in person to my amazing publishing house, had a lovely tour and a chat about possibly more books (tbc)

@jpm Well, we have to start *somewhere*...

I’m just stumbling through the ongoing collapse, trying to have a nice time

@randahl
That is really good news! @EUCommission

Nine injured in Gaza after Israeli strike on residential building | Al Mayadeen English
https://english.almayadeen.net/news/politics/nine-injured-in-gaza-after-israeli-strike-on-residential-bui

"According to local sources and the Civil Defense Authority in the Gaza Strip, a missile struck a house in the densely populated area, causing severe destruction and triggering fires in nearby buildings."

#Palestine #Gaza #Israel
@palestine@lemmy.ml @palestine@fedibird.com

@ireneista i like @smallcircles a lot and think this is exactly the convo we should be having! but i did want to note how OP begins with:

in daily life, if [...], you have the right to [...]

i expounded at length upon the above interpretation predicated upon adversarial litigation, because i think "daily life" can often be a(n unintentionally) misleading/deceptive framing for the thought experiments we use to understand the future we want to build for each other. i think we absolutely want to construct systems that make sense to our users.

but human rights are not yet universally agreed upon (!), and for people who don't have the experience of recordings being used against them e.g. by law enforcement, "daily life" probably doesn't include the scenarios (like irenes initially proposed in their extremely effective and concise reply) in which fundamental rights would bear upon the answer to this legal policy question. so that's where i might question the framing of "daily life" when used to adjudicate questions around technical capabilities as per OP.

@snap2grid sometimes tech still does something useful

@EUCommission

You rotten to the core traitors stand united with pedo and war criminal fascistic Trump and the US tech fascists, eagerly abolishing our democracy, our rights, our health.

It may take time, but there will be EU equivalent of the Nuremberg Trials—The Brussels Trials—in which you will be prosecuted and *personally* held accountable for all your crimes.

@ireneista i like @smallcircles a lot and think this is exactly the convo we should be having! but i did want to note how OP begins with:

in daily life, if [...], you have the right to [...]

i expounded at length upon the above interpretation predicated upon adversarial litigation, because i think "daily life" can often be a(n unintentionally) misleading/deceptive framing for the thought experiments we use to understand the future we want to build for each other. i think we absolutely want to construct systems that make sense to our users.

but human rights are not yet universally agreed upon (!), and for people who don't have the experience of recordings being used against them e.g. by law enforcement, "daily life" probably doesn't include the scenarios (like irenes initially proposed in their extremely effective and concise reply) in which fundamental rights would bear upon the answer to this legal policy question. so that's where i might question the framing of "daily life" when used to adjudicate questions around technical capabilities as per OP.

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@kimapr yes, sure is. Thanks for your reply.

@smallcircles my view is there should be no right to privacy in public, but that there can be unrelated restrictions on large-scale or institutional public data gathering, and that private conversation partners have a right to record the conversation, and share that information unless the other party requested or requests they don't

Fear will keep the local puppers in line

People take it for granted, but the average person has more Fast & Furious films than even the richest medieval nobles did.