It’s a very muddy area. Game clones have existed ever since video games existed and using copyrights to fight this is imho going to cause a lot more problems than it solves. Sure, go after the extortionists, but stretching copyright law to do it, is going to fuck us all over.

That copyright protection is only against using recognisable characters, samples etc and has a high evidentiary requirement. It doesn’t apply to art styles, prose, game mechanics and so on.

Copyright violation is punishable by law, yes. But it’s it’s not theft.

A billionaire’s company feeding a machine all human thought for purposes of replacing said human is absolutely theft.

It’s immoral sure, but not theft. We don’t need to equivocate to pass moral judgement.

Copyright violations aren’t stealing. Human thought cannot be “stolen”, only shared.

Copyrights won’t help you here. It’s not the same code or assets

You mean if Israel gives order

We used to run mlmym but it was starting to cause issues when it became unmaintained.

We’re back to naked merchantilism, huh?

Would be good to have a dedicated community in lemmy where to bots would @ when posting, so that there’s native cross-posting in masto and threadiverse.

Actually the platform is Lemmy, not lemmings :)

somebody set us up the bomb.

But can you suggest to remove existing questions?

This list of features is microblogging-centered. Some things like boosts and mastodon make no sense for the threadiverse. And some things which should be there to compare, aren’t.

Not only do I run and share it. I’ve built an entire service to allow everyone else to do so safely. https://aihorde.net/

That mod was the one that created that community though

I remember decades ago when I did desktop support, we had found a software which could initiate remote desktop without the user (in our network) having to do anything on their end. IT Security was not happy with us when they eventually found out, but it was so goddamn convenient while it worked :D

ublock origin is right there

And that’s why remote desktops became a standard in the desktop support industry.

The aesthetic of whatever will replace fallout games of the future.

I run and grew /r/piracy for over 10 years. I took part in the api protests and also urged people to migrate to lemmy publicly. One of my mods went behind my back and asked the admins to demod me and rearrange mods so that they’re on top, and the admins complied. Then the sub went back to business as usual.