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  • Part of internet most harmful to teens?

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  • Not to mention the endless barrage of short videos is destroying people's attention span and ability to think - there isn't even time to reflect on the content, you just "react" and move on. AI is probably creating a huge negative impact on learning capability too.

  • Part of internet most harmful to teens?

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  • Big tech social media for sure (especially the video platforms). Their algorithms are predatory as fuck.Just the other day here there was a guy that killed his wife because she wanted a divorce, and his messages were stuff like "I am an alpha" and shit like that, mentioning stupid "influencers" and "coaches". This is just one more idiot who was brainwashed by targeted content tailored to create echo chambers that breed extremism because it drives up engagement and ad revenue.

  • Animal Farm Is Not for Kids but They Made It a Kids’ Movie Anyway

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  • Ouch, I didn't know they made a new cartoon, the CIA-funded one wasn't that bad though, but yeah, I think Animal Farm IS kid-friendly and a very good material for kids.

  • Haha 😐

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  • Usually the old material wasn't any different.

  • How common was video game piracy in the 90s?

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  • Reading through the thread I see a lot of people had to go through hoops, like getting peripherals to make copies of ROMs on floppy... discovering this was probably for a few more tech-savvy kids who had an older brother or friends to introduce them to it... and no solution for N64.I guess this kind of contraband we had here would be harder in first world countries, but third world countries are a huge market for piracy simply because a large portion of the population can't pay for original stuff.

  • How common was video game piracy in the 90s?

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  • I guess it depends on the country. I have an American friend who said he didn't have many games because cartridges were too expensive in the 90s. Well, I never bought an original cartridge here in Brazil - the pirated ones were like 4 to 8x cheaper, and they were as easy to find as the originals. Now for Saturn and PS1, well, unlike cartridges that had to be imported from Chinese manufacturers, vendors could make copies at home, so games were dirt cheap, same for PS2 - stuff like $1 to $5 per game, while originals were like $30 to $60. My friend said that, as a kid, he never came across pirated games (he was from Detroit).

  • A corner is an ontologically parasitic feature of a table that can't exist on its own.

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  • maybe it's not a feature but a bug, they didn't plan it be there, but there it was

  • Every person in the world has someone really shitty in their ancestry. Just depends on how far you have to go back.

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  • you probably have hundreds of rapists in your ancestry

  • learning on the go just for fun, my CSS has about 30k characters and I don't think there's much more I can simplify

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  • Oh yeah, I forgot about that. This issue has been going on for quite awhile. Cbox collects some statistics, and Firefox has been flagging it as tracking/fingerprinting because it's a CORS iframe. Cbox claims it's a false positive and that they just collect IPs that interact with the chat to show stuff like a visitor counter, the amount of unique visitors, and countries of origin as a feature for users, and also to let the user block IPs if someone is trolling/spamming the chat, and that there is no cross-user/cbox tracking and they have requested to be whitelisted, but to this day Firefox hasn't gotten back to them.Cbox is whitelisted by uBlock Origin, AdGuard, by Brave's tracking protection and most importantly it's not on any of HaGeZi's list, so yeah I believe Firefox is tripping, so I just added an Enhanced Tracking Protection exception on my browser to be able to interact with cboxes on the wild (I surf a lot indieweb)

  • learning on the go just for fun, my CSS has about 30k characters and I don't think there's much more I can simplify

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  • You mean when you click the Links label it doesn't change the content displayed (it's just a radio input, working here on Firefox 148 and Brave 1.89), or that clicking outgoing links are not working? (there is only one on the Links section so far)

  • CSS @programming.dev
    PiraHxCx @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    learning on the go just for fun, my CSS has about 30k characters and I don't think there's much more I can simplify

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    Recommend me some cartoons to watch

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  • If a human shapeshifter turned into a flying bird they would be the largest one alive, assuming mass is conserved.

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  • and the wingspan the size of a car to lift that weight

  • If a human shapeshifter turned into a flying bird they would be the largest one alive, assuming mass is conserved.

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  • imagine a human-sized flying bird, that would be terrifying

  • I did not expect some of them to be racists, but

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  • text meaning: "everyone pretends they’re subhuman monkeys"

  • With the release of Ubutnu 26.04, a reminder of what they used to stand for.

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  • what it has become?

  • our natural body temperature being too hot for us is bullshit

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  • I say "morning is not as cold as the night" and the comments are about fabric, then the person does not know thermostats are an exception and not a rule... and yeah, I find the normalization of the idea of burning energy to control the house temperature 24/7 disturbing - you find it normal? let's hope other societies don't, because we'd have to destroy way more of the world just to produce the energy.

  • our natural body temperature being too hot for us is bullshit

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  • I'm assuming you're all from a place where society collectively decided to burn energy 24/7 to control the temperature in the whole house instead of just putting on or removing a layer of clothing... in about 90% of the world the reason is just because it's cold or hot outside, then it's a bit cold or a bit hot inside as well.

  • our natural body temperature being too hot for us is bullshit

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  • yeah, it retains, and as I said, our natural body temperature is uncomfortable for us, and that's bullshit design

  • Can someone with dyslexia check if I'm doing accessibility right?

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  • I made some changes to the mobile version and added the button there too... the numbers are probably confusing to read for everyone, I don't intend people to actually read them, although they are time stamps - I'm also testing accessibility for screenreaders so in the code the numbers, slashs and colons are ignored and the screenreader reads "// 202604212244 :" as "April 21, 2026 at 22:44" (I'm not actually expecting any blind person to find this site, I'm just practicing how to code a site with accessibility, thanks for the help!)

  • our natural body temperature being too hot for us is bullshit

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  • blankets don't generate heat

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
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    our natural body temperature being too hot for us is bullshit

  • Accessibility @programming.dev
    PiraHxCx @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Can someone with dyslexia check if I'm doing accessibility right?

  • Accessibility @programming.dev
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    help with aria-label?

  • Brasil @lemmy.eco.br
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    "Justiça proíbe Zé Neto e Cristiano de divulgar vídeo de música baseada em Vorcaro"

  • Privacy @lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    help deleting old google acc?

  • Privacy @lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    Do we have text spoofer?

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
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    A fun anti-monopoly law and anti-enshitification measure would be that once you hit 50% of market share you are forced to link to alternatives on your page

  • Privacy @lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    OpSec shower thought

  • Privacy @lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    Argument against "I have nothing to hide"

  • /0 @lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    Recommended Fediverse instances?

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
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    When boomers said they wanted to "protect children" from the media, they created MPAA ratings and the Parental Advisory stickers. When Gen X said they wanted to "protect children" from the media...

  • Brasil @lemmy.eco.br
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    Acontecimento inusitado

  • cats @sh.itjust.works
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    My Cute Pet Page

    pirahxcx.neocities.org /pets/petindex
  • cute dogs, cats, and other animals @lemmy.ml
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    My Cute Pet Page

    pirahxcx.neocities.org /pets/petindex
  • cats @lemmy.world
    PiraHxCx @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    My Cute Pet Page

    pirahxcx.neocities.org /pets/petindex
  • Crawling the IndieWeb @lemmy.ml
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    What indieweb sites you like?

  • GOG @lemmy.world
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    Can't Unsubscribe from Newsletter, anyone else?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world
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    Can't instances and communities set a default language for posts/comments, and are language tags available for everyone in the Threadiverse?

  • Personal Websites @lemmy.ml
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    Trying to scale site correctly and perhaps future-proof it?