Yeah. With power distributed the way it is now though (mostly concentrated in the hands of a small number of wealthy, connected people), every technological advance will be used against us. These technological advances could really make for a better life for everyone, but not when they’re absolutely dominated by entities whose only real objective is taking as much from us as they possibly can.
Why is this motherfucker acting like a victim?
It’s the interface more than the technology.
I’m a new user who’s not all that familiar with federated social media. But, I think if this instance looked and acted as much like Reddit as possible, most new users would be barely aware of federation.
Lemmy should make itself as much like Reddit as it possibly can except for the small handful of money-grubbing cunts who’d rather destroy communities than allow them to exist without profiting from them.
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I’m not particularly for/against anything here, but holding corporations accountable is the only practical option for legitimately reducing environmental degradation.
We could all use paper straws and long-lasting lightbulbs, and it would have a negligible effect on the environment. Add to that the issue that it’s unlikely we’ll all ever do anything.
I like the idea of personal responsibility for consumer decisions. But, it won’t really reduce the global environmental impact of corporations. In that sense, getting really into sustainability with your own behavior is more about a personal sense of righteousness than anything else. If we’re going to reduce the ongoing harm to the environment, we must reduce corporate power. Of the two options above, it’s the only one that will produce any measurable positive impact on the environment.