That’s not a problem in my opinion. Obviously teens are a big demographic for big sites like pornhub. And they will consume porn in one way or another. I would love it if they used more ethical porn platforms, but whatever it is it is.

The issue with these sites has always been that they will blast videos into your face as soon as you open the website, without the usual barrier to register first. And that makes it a problem for any child between 5 and 11 years old who might stumble onto that page because someone is pulling a prank or whatever. The un-natural, violent kind of porn promoted by sites like Pornhub should not be broadcasted into the minds of actually small children.

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Nothing. Currently it would not be visible at all. In the backend however federating means that the Threads servers might - at some point in the future - fetch data from lemmy.world (and not display it either, only let it sit on the server).

They can try to push ActivityPub development within the W3C without actually using it btw.

That’s actually an argument for defederating atm. Because Lemmy can’t pull Threads content, but Threads can without making that fact public.

That’s not dependent on federating at all. Meta is a member of W3C, they can be a part of developing and evolving ActivityPub at any point without actively running a service with it.

Once you implement ActivityPub, you federate with everything that uses ActivityPub. Your server might simply not see every other server yet, but you’re on the same network. With the current implementation, Lemmy will never display a Threads post and Threads will never display a Lemmy thread/comment. But they might send data to each other.

It all depends on how the Meta teams implements ActivityPub and which parts of it.

That is currently impossible though and we have no indication whatsoever that Threads will implement that part of the protocol

No. Lemmy integration of ActivityPub doesnt enable that. Either Threads or Lemmy would need to change their implementation of ActivityPub in order for us to see Threads posts. Currently that’s impossible. All federation happens beneath the hood and isnt shown.

Garry’s Mod includes various games/game modes but the most popular one is Trouble In Terrorist Town, where you have to shoot each other. I wouldn’t recommend it for a 6 year old, in a few years it will fit better.

Hijacking this to add: most Lemmy apps don’t have any new feature yet. The “scaled” sorting (=weighted subscribed communities) will probably make it’s way into the first apps around New Years, I’d guess.

Still: you cant go to the authorities and say “I give my kid the name XY, but you have to write it in arabic/latin/cyrillic script”. They will use the script that’s officially used in your country.

Since when exactly do we give people names in a script? That’s not how that works…

“Florida Man: The Game”

It’s not just the railway. Munich Airport canceled all flights because of an ice storm. Roads throughout Bavaria are blocked due to fallen trees as well as snow/ice that hasn’t been removed yet.

Bavaria’s infrastructure as a whole clearly isnt prepared to deal with such weather events.

She has explicit lyrics referring to men across her albums so far. I just assumed that she was a heterosexual tomboy.

Hm, so what does this mean for federating his “posts” to Lemmy/my instance?

If Russia actually had a “seasoned professional army”, this war would already be over. Russia is putting inexperienced youths from underdeveloped regions at the front line because their elite doesnt want to fight.

They all implement ActivityPub differently. The flaw in the system is that W3C/ActivityPub as a protocol can’t tell either of these projects “you are doing it wrong”.