I imagine some level of worker protection may be required to see success in this.

Seems like depending on what you bring to light you’re at best let go into a brutal job market. Or if you piss off Boeing you just die.

With the push to meet in person ASAP Thursday might be into something. Especially if people are concerned about being blackmailed for their conversations.

Glad he linked Cory Doctorow at the end. His recent works like the internet con cover this topic well.

He does offer solutions but as you could guess these things aren’t easy to fix.

How would you deal with the issue of everyone giving you a high rating? That wouldn’t fare well for relationships either as you’d assume everyone is trying to get back with said ex. Or even worse they just keep floaters around.

If you say profit negative action that’d probably work better. Cause so far they think they can pay these fines and they’re probably right.

Might have to start importing all my tech from the EU at this rate.

May as well get laid off for something cool if you’re gonna get laid off anyway 😎

As long as they need more money for shareholders you can count on it.

I’m curious to see where politicians end up after ditching X. I want to believe that governments could set up their own lemmy/bluesky instances. But my gut is telling me Meta owned platforms will win out due to ease of use and their ability to comply with local European laws.

Found it linked in an article within the article here toward the bottom.

This lines up with the experience of single friends I’ve seen. I wonder how much of it though is that those who are left on the dating market are on there for a reason?

Namely they select for avoidant types who when trouble arises are more likely to embrace singledom