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2 months agoYou somehow replied to the wrong comment?
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That seems to be about the other list. The noqanon one.
Reformated it as a table
url reason aa.com.tr Turkish state media adele.pages.casa LLM-generated posts bild.de A tabloid that has been unfavourably compared to The Sun, and is considered generally unreliable. browsergate.eu AI slop caixinglobal.com LLM-generated posts chainalysis.com LLM-generated posts coindesk.com Crypto boosters counterpunch.org Not always reliable. dailysabah.com Turkey govt properganda dailystar.co.uk Tabloid electronicintifada.net Unreliable source english.news.cn Ok except about anything to do with China eurasiantimes.com Unreliable source forbes.com Anyone can write a forbes article. Check the byline to determine whether an article is written by a “Forbes Staff” member, “Contributor”, “Senior Contributor”, or “Subscriber”. fullstackpm.tech slop gbnews.com Unreliable source hispantv.com Unreliable source houseofsaud.com AI-written posts journal-neo.su Russian propaganda outlet marathonhandbook.com AI metro.co.uk Unreliable source ndtv.com Modi propaganda. Check MBFC nerds.xyz AI-written articles news.cgtn.com Chinese govt propaganda source newsus.cgtn.com Chinese govt propaganda source nycjournals.com fake news nypost.com Unreliable source peoplesdispatch.org Promotes Marxist-Leninist perspectives plenglish.com Cuba state media presstv.ir Iranian state tv rawstory.com Often inflammitory and kinda biased republicworld.com Unreliable source sixthtone.com Singapore govt source tasnimnews.com Iranian state tv techtimes.com LLM-generated posts techtrenches.dev LLM-generated posts telesurenglish.net Propaganda news channel directly sponsored by the governments of Venezuela and Cuba telesurtv.net Bolivarian propaganda outlet thatprivacyguy.com LLM-generated posts theamericanconservative.com A self-identified “opinionated source” whose factual accuracy has been questioned theintercept.com the-sun.com Trash tabloid united24media.com Factual, but still state-aligned advocacy journalism vgchartz.com Unreliable source wheresyoured.at The author of this blog works for AI companies https://www.baldurbjarnason.com/2025/use-the-tools-of-the-job-youve-chosen/#the-unguarded-flank writings.hongminhee.org LLM generated posts
1·2 months agoLast I looked it’s a check for if your comment is just
thisEdit: yes
12·5 months agoWhat distro are you on that lets you have both installed? E.g. Arch linux’s pipewire-pulse package conflicts with the pulseaudio package. Do you mean when will programs start using PW directly instead of having to use pw-pulse?
No I mean your reply to OpenStars didn’t show up on piefed.social, because OpenStars has Lemmy.ml blocked, see RedWizards comment on how blocking functions on piefed.
LMAO! At this point I’m pretty sure OpenStars has all of Lemmy.ml blocked, cuz your comment never showed up!
The
(upvotes cast - downvotes cast) / (upvotes + downvotes)is what the code itself saysHere’s recalculate_attitude, line 1268 checks that they have at least made 10 votes.
It was actually TankieTanuki that dug it up https://hexbear.net/comment/6404332
https://lemmygrad.ml/comment/18989
5 downvotes, removed by mod. Modlog for user: https://lemmygrad.ml/modlog?userId=2803
2 great tits! They’re really beautiful.
I see you subscribe to the “socialism is when the government does stuff” school of thought, I disagree with that and think Denmark is social democratic and therefore capitalist.
Denmark is capitalist, so yeah of course I’d be legal.
I would get banned from not only the entire instance but from communities that I’ve never so much as heard of
That’s not how it works. You get banned from the instance and all communities you have commented or posted in. And it wouldn’t be any different if it were to happen on .world or .zip.
(I know OpenStars and piefed.social users cannot see this, however I wanted everyone else to at least understand how bans work)
I will. But unless anything has changed in the last 9 or so months, I expect the answer to be no.
And where is the system? Root (
/)? But then what about separate/homepartitions? What about all the other paths that might be separate partitions? How does the programmer of fstab know if/my_stuffis part of the system? Surely it isn’t, until it turns out that someone did that. In the end only the user knows what is and is not essential.