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  • Queue@lemmy.blahaj.zonetoPrivacy@lemmy.mlTake action to stop chat control now!
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    4 months ago

    And then blamed for ruining the 2016 American election.

    Snowden showed the government was spying, had to flee, deemed a terrorist. Assange showed the government disobeys the laws it enforces on everyone else, deemed a terrorist. Manning showed that war crimes are constant, deemed a terrorist, subjected to inhumane torture.

    Every time a whistleblower exposes corruption and violations of laws in every country, they are punished. China, Russia, America, England, they’re all guilty of it.





  • Queue@lemmy.blahaj.zonetoScience Memes@mander.xyztrapped!
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    6 months ago

    Hard sci-fi is when writers take time to understand current science and understanding how things would work, and then apply it to the future. Arthur C. Clarke is the default example of hard sci-fi.

    Basically, “hard” sci-fi uses real world science to figure out how something would work in a future setting. And hard sci-fi really tries to figure out if something is practical outside of a set piece. “Soft” sci-fi is more about social problems of the real world and beyond, like Star Trek. But there isn’t an exact formal definition for where hard starts and soft begins, and vice versa.

    And I think 95% of scifi fans would agree that neither is better or worse, it just fits the story as its needed. Personally I love hard scifi as a concept, but my favorite scifi stories are all soft, like Star Trek.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_science_fiction







  • Mod from 196 who had nothing else better to do than clear out the mod log of 300+ reports of the same user spamming from the same instance https://files.catbox.moe/rypu0b.png

    I fully believe either lemmy.today either supports these actions, can’t deal with them, or refuses to deal with them at this point. We’ve had to clean up so much spam on 196 within the last few days it’s getting tedious. Either way, I personally vote for defederation until they clean up their act.

    It’s genuinely frustrating to deal with all of this. Doesn’t help that Lemmy doesn’t have good mod tools. At some point I had to double check it was even being cleared, despite the user being banned and all content removed.