I actually liked that part, on most of the subreddits i used to go to they outlawed jokery. It was a very serious and sad place, mainly people just complaining and getting triggered by topics that weren’t that serious, at least to me.

if u dont care about receiving data, just learn HTML, css, and javascript. Take a look at userscripts and tampermonkey

lol i put up a post on here and people analyzing it from a “socialist perspective” the thing is i thin kits limited to certain cats [what u call communities] lemmy is like america 1790s, all kinds of people comign in here, some of the rejects from other countries, some criminals, and some opportunity seekers

I mean I or anyone coudl write one up easily with userscripts, but I assume you’re wanting server side block, because thats just UI stuff, you may not see it but the server is still sending you their junk, which is what you want to stop. something simple like: cat_name{‘nousers’:list, ‘keywords’:[list of block keywords], ‘blockalgs’: [list of knownblockfilters] } and you send this to the server to fetch only the stuff you want

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heard of 3g? theres better compression out there now anyways

yea that reminds me when facebookk first came out and it was only for college, my friends would post stuff like that

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People already filter out ads because they are not mixed in with the video cdns, they come from a different cdn that is easily detectable. If they inermix the ad into the video stream, there would be no difference in the BT stream. Again people are just assuming they give up regular CDN, bt is just supplemental not a replacement, that’s obvious for any 100% uptime website aka server.

As far as ads go, AI is the next tech to filter them out wherever they are, within the video itself. Google does this also when it generates tags and thumbnails of women.

for real i thought all these linux users understood the bitorrent protocol better, especially since it has been ported to the browser now for a while. I think people misunderstood my question, but still interesting none the less. I mean in combination with their CDN, like p2p would only save them bandwidth and storage on largely viewed videos.

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Ohhh those frenchies need an ice pack now

lol does ur bot use the api

I realize my question is a bad one to begin with, to answer it you have to put people in classes. I looked up the companies with the reenue in the world, facebbok or meta is not even on that list, walmart is #2. Buying groceries and stuff is more a necessity than online services entertainment or not, so that makes sense. Then, I looked up richest companies by net worth (which is made up anyways, revenue is actual amount you’re getting if you take away its “worth” tomorrow) Meta still isn’t the richets company in this sense, but Apple and Amazon are pretty high on the list. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_companies_by_revenue https://money.usnews.com/investing/articles/most-valuable-companies-in-the-world-by-market-cap

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Manipulation is cooked into the culture where I live. Sometimes it makes me mad, sometimes it disgusts me, but I’ve had to deal with it more often than I’d like.

they made an app for asylum seekers in mexico/central america https://www.cbp.gov/about/mobile-apps-directory/cbpone

you’re saying that the legal system is influenced by the capitalist system that defines most other things in economy. If the your demand is higher, then the supply is more expensive? What doesn’t make sense is that, even though inflation and lower supplies can explain other price hikes, the legal system has actually receive technology which should LOWER its priced instead of raising them. All the legal system (in regards to the courts) is about is reading text, writing text, public communication, and/or hearing arguments, which technically can be done in writing through the regular means or with even speech to text for people who don’t want to talk. All of these tools expedite and make the process much cheaper.

My trick is I usually change the position of the image element itself with absolute positioning, then I cal the width of the window and height, if the width > height, i put black bars with padding and background:black; if you put 100% width, the height is still not guaranteed if u have a long photo, same goes for the opposite. I just cal widths with JS b/c my css attempt was taking too long… lolol

I think the main search engines redirect a lot of traffic to R. Not sure why, but its apparant.