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Cake day: June 20th, 2023

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  • This is what’s also does not make sense to me.

    If every websites requires a age verification process then would that not affect average people that run their own blogs for example or any other type of website.

    What about people that run a wedding photo business and use a website to post and share wedding pictures with clients. Do they now need to implement and manage a age verification process, and what does a person like this do with all this personal data?

    This would make the barrier of entry for a random individual way to high yo even start a publicly facing website.


  • This should really be done at the home network level, anything else is similar to someone coming into my own home and telling me how to raise my kids.

    Routers have had parental controls for years, all it takes is designating a separate network for kids devices with a whitelist of approved websites.

    Hell the government can even curate a list of approved websites for each age group and provide this list accessible in all routers.

    Schools could even use these same curated whitelists to only make certain websites avaliable within a school.

    Anything else is a governments and corporations overreach and borderline privacy invasive.


  • Remember when companies like Google and Facebook got slapped with fines and fees from various countries for sumerizing news in “social feeds” on their sites.

    News outlets were complaining about loss of ad revenue as a result of reduced traffic to their website directly, as consumers could get news summarized on their social feed.

    Facebook even in some cases blocked news links in some countries from not showing on users feeds as a result, so as to be compliant with local passed laws and not pay fees or fines.

    Then news outlets complained that no one was going to their sites because links were not being shared on social platforms. The very thing they complained about in the first place.

    Guess AI summarising news is somehow completely different and a completely new challenge that politicans somehow don’t understand.




  • Does Denmark still have mail delivery for “other items” like small are large packages?

    I would presume one could still send a envelope with a letter inside it located inside a bigger box or bubble envelope? One could even use the service to ship a fully encrypted USB or HHD if one wanted too.

    In Canada there is talk about ending the national funded postal service as well (this one delivers letters predominantly), you can use it to ship larger items along with standard envelopes.

    Its a strange idea to me though as people always need to mail things, so if the national postal service is shuttered then a private postal service will need to step in.