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Well, that's hilarious. I guess people in Germany have to be careful not to accidentally commit digital violence. It's a shame memes aren't categorized as harmless fun anymore. But I bet it'll make for some excellent office banter: You stole my meme. Sorry, officer. I wasn't aware that sharing funny animal memes was a serious criminal offense!
But memes are open source. We learned this in the meme school, years ago.
"... Dazu sollen Anbieter von Diensten im Internet IP-Adressen und Bestandsdaten herausgeben." 🤯
"Digitale Gewalt ist nicht eindeutig definiert" — Absichtlich! Also, how is this compatible with E2EE that most service providers claim to support? Ironically, they are paving the way for nostr adoption.
You got to love German laws! Fucking morons. 😆 Yes, I am German, and yes, I voted for one of the parties in the government. #[0]
What is going on in Germany at the moment. Almost as bad as the U.K. 🤦🏻‍♂️
Ich würde gern das Gesicht von Buschmann sehen wenn er von Nostr erfährt und ihm jemand erklärt wie es funktioniert. 🥴🤡
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Space Hodler 2 years ago
Does the meme have to be stolen in Germany? Of German origin? By a resident of Germany?
The motivation for this will be more obvious if we would know how an ownership ower meme is established in the first place. If the law passes then the next obvious step is image
Regierungen weigern sich bei #Bitcoin die Dezentralisierung zu verstehen. Wird bei Nostr nicht anders sein. Sie wollen (oder dürfen) es nicht verstehen. 🤡😱
I think with #Bitcoin and #Nostr we’re almost perfectly prepared against crap like that and other „protection measures“. There’s perhaps one more thing we need to make it finally bulletproof: A truly decentralized messenger service. One good candidate is SimpleX Chat #[4]
Das schöne ist doch, er ist im Glauben etwas getan zu haben und er ist happy. Wir wissen das die Realität anders ist und sind auch happy. Also Win-Win für beide! 🥹
It really is amazing how easily people are brainwashed to not think for themselves.
Yes. This is what they eventually are after: de-anonymize you. Or rather: everyone on the internet. They will start scraping data from all major relays, and/or run honeypot relays. When posting on Nostr a VPN is a must. Still, it only takes one fuckup to doxx you (forever)
This is getting out of hand. Feels like every major country is trying to infiltrate end to end encrypted communication. That has been going on for a while now and getting more outrageous every day #[0]
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Cpt. Charisma 2 years ago
I thought they learned their lesson after WWII. Fucking National Socialists.
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Cyber Seagull 2 years ago
It's like all the laws we need were made 200 years ago and they're just making shit up now.
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Till 2 years ago
There is no single word about memes. But I don’t know the legal tenders about these, so might be true. I’m more surprised and shocked that messengers have to send the data about users. I hope that it won’t come
Germany will not oppose Chatcontrol including scanning private messages. This means the gov is breaking the coalition contract, opening the gates for orweillan tyranny. #fckthisdystopia (Sorry for the negative vibes here, but this is too important to go ignored) #[0]
There is nothing negative about pointing out the BS, it’s a positive. See bullshit, say something. It is dangerous, methods of the past mixed with tech from the présent could lead to catastrophic outcomes. I am now back in Switzerland where I was born and I appreciate much more the democratic system here after living 15+ years abroad, not perfect but amazing. It was shaped over more than 700 years in a spirit of decentralization. It has mechanisms in place that force multi partisan cooperation at the legislative level. The compromise can be at time frustrating but they’ve kept an equilibrium. Add to that the power given to the people to introduce and stop initiatives and we really start to talk about participatory democracy, or democracy. Comparing the systems of other countries to this one makes me believe that these other systems are intentionally corrupted. I feel European, not born in the country of my heritage, moved around a lot, but not this EU. The democratic process has to be changed, Switzerland included. Decentalized finance… check Decentralized communication… check Decentralized production… loading Decentralized law… awaiting command This has struck a chord, likely blurb out note incoming…
There is nothing negative about pointing out the BS, it’s a positive. See bullshit, say something. It is dangerous, methods of the past mixed with tech from the présent could lead to catastrophic outcomes. I am now back in Switzerland where I was born and I appreciate much more the democratic system here after living 15+ years abroad, not perfect but amazing. It was shaped over more than 700 years in a spirit of decentralization. It has mechanisms in place that force multi partisan cooperation at the legislative level. The compromise can be at time frustrating but they’ve kept an equilibrium. Add to that the power given to the people to introduce and stop initiatives and we really start to talk about participatory democracy, or democracy. Comparing the systems of other countries to this one makes me believe that these other systems are intentionally corrupted. I feel European, not born in the country of my heritage, moved around a lot, but not this EU. The democratic process has to be changed, Switzerland included. Decentalized finance… check Decentralized communication… check Decentralized production… loading Decentralized law… awaiting command This has struck a chord, likely blurb out note incoming…