Luckily this is less of an issue in the future with “Ikea” or whatever
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Technology@lemmy.world•Valve: HDMI Forum Continues to Block HDMI 2.1 for LinuxEnglish
51·1 month agoYou wrote that didn’t you
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What little things do you do each day that are your small ways of sticking it to the man?
3·1 month agoCalm down there young man, they catch the majority of people from their internet posts
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Throw enough spaghetti at the wall and some is bound to stick
14·1 month agoWow… you need to get off the internet
You actually said this comment to a mirror
Therefore, you’re the idiot
I thought it was more like 10-20GB to start out with a usable (but somewhat stupid) model.
Are you confusing the size of the dataset with the size of the model?
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cats@lemmy.world•What is the charge? Stealing a pie? A succulent chocolate pie?
12·1 month agoAnimals like this deeply upset me.
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World News@lemmy.world•OpenAI confirms major data breach, exposing names, emails and moreEnglish
0·2 months agoWhy the hell would this all be a part of their plan
I think it’s fine then
Please. Don’t. Eat. Him.
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Reddit@lemmy.world•Reddit's Ban Evasion Detection Is Fucking Orwellian
1·2 months agoIt’s one of the only places to talk about some topics
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Reddit@lemmy.world•Reddit's Ban Evasion Detection Is Fucking Orwellian
0·2 months agoSo do you literally just wait a few days and rejoin some of your favourite smaller subs after a few days no matter how small they are and still remain undetected?
Are you ever connecting to your old IP again after making the account on data or are you being super careful about it?
Also, if the bans aren’t for evasion, how are you coming back after 60 fucking times lol?!
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Reddit@lemmy.world•Reddit's Ban Evasion Detection Is Fucking Orwellian
0·2 months agoNothing but usage patterns is sufficient but browser fingerprints and IP location obviously makes it easier for them.
I linger on a post from a smaller sub they randomly recommend for 0.2 seconds longer than other posts? They get a little suspicious.
I click a google search link to a post about a hobby I was into on a previous account? They get more suspicious.
They say, “oh look, a dude that’s into Minecraft (joined that sub), 3D printing (from google question) that lives in x city and uses Windows. We only have like 10 of those on the entire platform, and one is banned! Let’s start suggesting them communities from their old accounts to see if it’s the same person.”
Then, after you even remotely interact with those older/smaller communities that they fire at you as a test suggestion, they gain more and more evidence until they’re very confident it’s you. Then boom, evasion ban again.
There’s no way around this unless you don’t use Reddit for what you want to and only browse r/all or something.
Edit: Yeah, forgot to answer the actual question. All browser cache data is removed. They’re doing it with data on what subs I like alone.
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Reddit@lemmy.world•Reddit's Ban Evasion Detection Is Fucking Orwellian
1·2 months agoTrue. And we need to stop bullshit like this.
Imagine if in the future, a company like Tencent managed to buy all the big social medias, or even if all the big social medias teamed up to ban stuff that goes against an agenda.
The future equivalents (or maybe the same as the ones we have now) of Reddit, Instagram, Facebook, Discord, Youtube, Google, etc. could share their moderation tactics and ban anyone that speaks badly about whatever agenda they have.
Then, the Orwellian tech giants could use lightweight AI to detect evasion like I experienced on Reddit. No matter what, where, or how, they would ALWAYS be able to link a user to a banned user within hours or days no matter how little IP or fingerprint similarities they were JUST BY USAGE PATTERNS.
This is fucking creepy and insane. The future we are heading towards does not look bright when it comes to surveillance.
Although I’m reluctant to use Lemmy because of its tiny (but not nonexistent) size, I do think I will create some small communities similar to the ones on Reddit that I miss even if I’m the only one there.




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