Can we assume that an edited post or comment was made by a human? Kinda curious if the edit flag implies ‘human’ now?

Lemmy has it's share of trolls, but we also have our share of russian propaganda trying to influence our election. This specific moderator of a very large Lemmy community (LateStageCapitalism) has been posting "democrats are actually the fascists!" memes, while banning/censoring everyone who speaks out in favor of the very people attempting to thwart the literal fascist regime in power right now.

I know this is a thing on Reddit where idiot kids will circumvent ToS and subreddit rules by deleting their commment because it remains as a notification, while removing any reportable trace, but that’s not how Lenny works. Deleted comments show that a person commented but does not show they comment.

So, why is this so common?

(If this isn’t the place to ask, my apologies. I just don’t know what the right pace to ask it is if this isn’t the one. Also. I’m blocking all the clowns that think it’s funny to comment and delete.)

16 oz shell pasta 2 cups or so frozen peas 1 bunch slightly wilted green onions 1/4 green pepper, chopped 3 boiled eggs, chopped 2 cans tuna in oil from Costco 3 slices dill pickle, chopped 1 c or so Lemonaise (best mayonnaise for tuna salad ever!) Maybe needs cheese bits too?

Curious of others tuna pasta salad recipes.

No idea on cost...

Not only has Gov. Gavin Newsom vocally opposed the proposed California billionaire tax, but he also wants to prevent the state from ever passing a wealth tax in the future.

On Friday he endorsed Proposition 42, a ballot measure that would cancel out Proposition 40, the proposed billionaire tax. Prop. 42 would prohibit retroactive taxes like the one-time 5% tax on assets that would apply to any billionaire who lived in California on Jan. 1, 2026 if Prop. 40 passes.

But Prop. 42, funded and placed on the ballot by billionaire and Google co-founder Sergey Brin to defeat the billionaire tax, also would go further, by banning any new taxes on personal property.

That includes pensions and 401K accounts before retirees start drawing retirement income from them. It also includes other investments, financial assets, business holdings, art collections and all other forms of personal wealth that would be affected by the billionaire tax or any future wealth tax.

Newsom’s decision to support Prop. 42 runs counter to his own Democratic Party and some labor unions. It also aligns him with some of the wealthy tech donors with whom he’s maintained longstanding relationships dating back to his days as mayor of San Francisco.

thought some of you might enjoy this trip down memory lane...

I keep hearing bad stuff about proton, but I don’t really get most of it. Could someone please explain all of the controversy to me. Lastly, what are the best alternatives to all of their services?

A consumer rights champion has explained the rules after one woman had to eat Greek food every day on her Greek holiday

cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/46653613

Fully migrated: learning about policy, config files, defining groups, autogroup settings, preauthkey registration, using tags in place of users and now working through MagicDNS.

Just a little amusing and not that surprising.

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Hi, maybe I'm old school but i did not appreciate Google replacing their old "Google assistant" on Android with the new Gemini. I do not want to participate in Gemini.

How can i replace it with a more traditional voice assistant?

I don't use it for very much: the only workflows it would really have to support are:

• Play music (currently Spotify), e.g., "Play the Beatles on Spotify"
• Set timers and alarms on the clock app, e.g. "Set a timer for one hour with the label: laundry".

I think tasker can do this? But i couldn't find a good guide online.

Anyone know a good way of going about setting this up without it becoming a new hobby?