I’ve tried many distros, Bazitte is by far the best for gaming without having to tinker. Fedora is not a good option imo because nvidia drivers are a pain in the ass.

I’d recommend he dual boot. Bazitte strictly for gaming due to it’s lack of traditional package management. And arch, Debian, or Fedora for coding.

I personally use PopOS for work stuff as well.

You can’t stop people from distributing CSAM. How would you possibly enforce that? Might as well not even try.

If the child didn’t want sexual materials of them distributed around, they shouldn’t have taken them in the first place.

If you don’t want some creep to sexualize your children, then keep them locked inside your house, dummy. Your child has no right to privacy in public.

/s

Taking a photo of someone in the background is vastly different from following a private citizen to record them covertly, then posting the recording online to single them out and get people to harass them.

Taking a photo of a child is not illegal, but posting said photo online with the intent to sexualize them is.

Taking a photo of a person is not illegal, but posting said photo online manipulated to make them nude or doxxing/harassing them should be.

The key here is intent. And that’s how it could easily be enforced by law.

In case I didn’t make it obvious, most of your arguments can be ripped apart simply by replacing the focus of the argument from ‘noncensual derogatory use of likeness’ with CSAM.

Last time I checked, you need to make a github pull request with the relevant info about your instance and after a certain buffer period they will add your instance to the list. Check the github page. There should be instructions.

Bozo take.

Up until recently, you would need to have thousands of hours of Photoshop or visual effects experience to get an even mediocre result.

With current AI, the barrier to entry is basically nothing and the results can often times be indistinguishable from reality.

The solution is obvious…governments need to make non-consensual reproduction of an individual’s likeness illegal and actively enforce it.

The tools are already out there. Regulating them is a lost cause at this point…

This is fine if the post is something insanely low effort.

But I do worry if this ends up being too aggressive.

One of the things that made reddit so awful is how over moderated it was.

I don’t really take issue with dozens of posts by newbies asking the same basic question over and over. I used to be one and am occasionally back there again if I start a new hobby. Hopefully newcomers don’t get pushed off by overly sensitive moderation.

It would be helpful if you could provide a hypothetical example of what is considered a “low effort” post.