Maybe i am a bit infuriated of the salami tactics, making privacy transgressions more and more frequent. Taking pictures after asking for permission is one thing, documenting an operation where only the operation area is in view might also be necessary.

Infringing on patients privacy should be necessity-based, not by default. And the collected data should be protected as good as possible, not using some big data megacorps (that make their money off advertising or influencing people).

Or: Because the overton window got moved far enough and privacy now is a privilege of wealth.

I am confused. Why is this even up for debate? Why are we even putting up with people trying to debate this?

I think most people fall for the ‘Lesser Evil’ Fallacy

Yeah. Staging wars isn’t a trumpesce innovation, he is just quite an klotz about it. Hope no klotz takes offense.

For a evil ai i guess you would be right. That and sidetracking is with other stuff.

Haha, yes this is the subtle difference.

Also money can be spent responsibly by companies.

Is it right to understand it as a concept for next-level federation byusing shared and co-moderating whitelists?

For the dialogues possibly.

Well this is also what the offending dev accuses some mods. I would love to join your stone throwing, but i also think there are some truths. Libs and Commies and Queers all can react overly hostile and not seldomly react disproportionate (all 3 of them, not every last queer person). Aaand i think the dev is butt hurt, but if he chooses an unreasonable way to react we can be glad to leverage FOSS.

Quite interesting is, bigger roads (or heavily used roads) seem to act as a kind of barrier.

Of course that has multiple complex relations. One might be intensity of agricultural usage.

Monitoring this over longer periods of time will be interesting, a pity there’s not much data for the past years?

Vanadium works

Yeah thats the spirit. I for one would love to get some small steps into the right direction. (Which changes all the time, but a step is a step, right? Even if we just walked into the opposite direction)