Marc (COMMS REOPEN)

@mondaybear21.bsky.social

28 | 🇺🇸 | he/him | artist, cool guy, looking to do some freelance art work too! -commissions open -All socials -> https://mondaybear21.straw.page/ If I do something wrong or am making you uncomfortable, please let me know as soon as possible.

Very disappointing to see from those over at Internet Archive. For all they get trying to uphold the standard of digital conservation, this attitude is absolutely unacceptable. Nothing's truly archived when you put it on the internet and then forget about it. Always back up your content OFFLINE.

SpriteCell@spritecell.bsky.social · 10h ago

This person uploaded their PS2 demo discs to Internet Archive. They got "restricted" and he e-mailed IA asking for them to be unrestricted, they said "no" with no further explanation, and then removed his uploads and banned him when he kept asking what the deal was. www.youtube.com/watch?v=N25C...

Thinking about how many of my OCs are canonical artists. Here's a few: Zayne: musician Art: musician, illustration, culinary Rex: culinary, modeling Scott: musician, illustration Oz: musician Shaz: musician Astrobe: musician, actor Meep: musician, handmade crafts

The SCREEN Act is not just another age-verification bill — it goes much further than anything passed at the state-level or in other countries. 1. The bill doesn't just target porn sites. It goes after *any* site that allows material "harmful" to minors. You'd have to scan your face to use Google.

(3) COVERED PLATFORM.— The term "covered platform" -
(A) means an entity -
(i) that is an interactive computer service;
(ii) that-
(I) is engaged in interstate or foreign commerce;
or
(Il) purposefully avails itself of the United States
market or a portion thereof; and
(iïi) for which it is in the regular course of the trade or
business of the entity to create, host, or make available content that meets the definition of harmful to minors under paragraph (4) and that is provided by the entity, a user, or other intration conten provider, with

Oh no. Exactly what everyone who knows literally *anything* about it said would happen did in fact happen. Wow. So now all the other know nothings in other governments around the world who are planning on giving away everyone's privacy will stop and think for a single second, right? Right??

Ben Schwarz@benschwarz.bsky.social · 3d ago

Australia’s eSafety commissioner buried a report (released Friday afternoon) that shows the under 16 social media ban didn’t tangibly reduce teen social media use, and also resulted in parents tuning out of kids usage. We traded our privacy for no reason. theconversation.com/more-than-80...