I didn’t see the comment, but that should have been removed as well. When you cross post from certain clients it will include the entire original text that was in the original post, which in this case was nearly all of the article. Some clients may hide the content of the cross-post although I’m not sure why. Now that I see the comments, I see that another user even mentioned this fact to you, so it’s clear that you were aware of it.

I’m not sure what client you’re using to cross post or what client you’re viewing it from. Regardless, the post itself includes the cross-posted text. This is an issue with Lemmy cross-posting, and you would have to take that up with the devs.

It would be appropriate to continue this conversation through direct messages.

If an entire post was removed due to a rule-breaking comment, please let me know because that is certainly an error. Send me the link or the mod log entry and I’d be happy to review it.

It doesn’t break the rules at all. Almost everyone who posts here includes a one or two paragraph quote.

Just post an excerpt.

If you offered a friend a bite of your lunch, you wouldn’t want them to gobble up 80-90% of your food. If a friend let you borrow a car as long as you put gas in, you wouldn’t return it with 1/8 of the tank and call it good.

Use common sense, and remember that these rules exist for the protection and safety of the community. Mods are just users who volunteer their time to keep things running smoothly.

*tract (unless you swallowed a bunch of Mario Kart toys)

They also have the most amazing eyes in the animal kingdom. We’re pretty sure that they have depth perception based on the different refractive indices of light.

Get in now before the enshittification.

Who cares? Is anyone still on X other than bots, nazis, and a few misguided journalists?

Hasn’t been relevant since 2019

To me it doesn’t read as AI at all. It’s a bit bloviating, but that is the style of a lot of blogs.

Never heard of this. But even if you could connect to them, how would you cool it?

Edit: never mind, that’s exactly what the article is about.

Hi, community Mod here. Welcome to Lemmy!

This is an interesting article, but unfortunately it does not meet the community rules. Each community here has their own community rules posted, as well as server rules to be aware of. The !news@lemmy.world community tries to be as fair as possible in making sure that what is posted here is factual and reliable.

I’d suggest finding another news source to share this news from (and posting from the original source, not an aggregator site like Yahoo). You can always DM any community mod if you have questions.

The people: we want more socialized policies and government controls over big tech.

Govt: We are turning the US Government into a tech company

The people: No, not like that.

“We” is used in a lot of ways. We, as a nation; we, as a civilization; we, as a species. The Royal “we.”

Weird of you to assume I meant “we as a race.” I’m not even white.

I didn’t realize that there was no constitutional right to birthright citizenship before the Civil War. TIL

Apparently, every state had its own laws and standards about who was a citizen, although there were a few congressional acts that established a basic framework.

It seems wild to me that we started a whole country and we didn’t even figure out who was a member of it.

A centaur is a human that can do more than an ordinary person… A person plus a horse is able to do more. Making our tools work for us allows us to do more.

A reverse centaur is when our tools are using us instead. Rather than a driver using a computer to navigate more efficiently, Amazon drivers are more like computers that use humans as a component to drive more efficiently than the computer itself could. Not great for the human.

Yes, by “most any” of course I mean that you can find a device with almost any spec or form factor you choose. If you like pixel, you can choose lineage or graphene. If you have an old phone lying around - with hundreds supported by lineage - there’s a good chance it works.

This can easily be achieved with most any Android phone.

• Switch to a degoogled OS like GrapheneOS or LineageOS
• Install a minimalist launcher (there are dozens)
• install CoMaps for private gps and navigation
• use whatever chromium browser comes on the phone or install a privacy browser like Firefox (again, there are dozens)
• add a notes app (there are dozens)

Trick question. Time dilation means nothing ever actually enters a black hole. It just keeps getting infinitesimally close.

Several commentators said this was the plan all along. Before the IPO, many people speculated that the outrageously high valuation was designed so that current shareholders could sell of stock and make up for their losses in Twitter, etc. They predicted an early spike and a quick sell-off accompanied by a massive drop.

Where did that money come from? A lot of it came from public pensions (specifically index funds), which are required to hold a certain amount of all listed public stocks.