@WiteWulf @jonty is that nft multiplayer game still a thing?

Decentraland? Was that it?

Then there was that one that had beta testing sessions with thousands of simultaneous players (which is not very hard when none of them can actually interact with eachother)

@csilverman @vkc what does that even mean? And do I want to know?

@gedvondur @vkc A very, very common one is complimenting on the skills/intelligence/knowledge of the presenter, and also add a compliment to their physical appearance. No one does that with men (at least almost never).

@vkc I watch a few female/run tech youtube channels, and while most comments are what you would expect from comments to videos by any male youtuber, you can be sure there are some of those.

It's funny, I'm pretty sure many of the people posting those comments don't even realise what they're doing. If called out on it, I'm pretty sure they'd say that they were just giving compliments.

As much as it pains me to admit it, if youtube had existed when I was 15, it's not out of the question that I would have done something similar, in the belief that I was somehow being a good guy.

Luckily, youtube did not exist then, and by the time it did, I had grown up. Sadly, plenty of people never grow up.

All I do these days is clicking on the report for harassment button every time I see it.

@skinnylatte they're seems to be this widespread belief in the us that there is a single correct way to say/do things.

As it turns out, things that are offensive in one place are not in others.

A lot of things that are perfectly normal in the us will mark you as really rude in Sweden. Likewise, there are things I do in Singapore that's perfectly normal that would get me ostracised in the us

@david_chisnall based on what I saw in some interviews with Nadella, it sure looked like he was suffering from ai psychosis. I suspect it'd be very difficult to get him to understand what he's responsible for.

@troed @neil last year, I heard that Fosdem doesn't have a registration system, and that causes way too many people to attend in too little space. Is this true?