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>implicated in an ever growing list of violent crimes

Is it not monitored by the feds?
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it is monitored by feds more than anything ever was
if you thought Prism was was bad then whatever is happening now is 100x worse
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>logo is a pair of binoculars (but we'll just say it's a game controller)
I wonder
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Yeah
But with how big it is you can't exactly monitor it actively. Probably the best you can do are keywords, and that's not exactly the most accurate thing unless someone's retardedly blatant
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>>106577772
>exactly monitor
Message monitoring for surveillance is the biggest usecase for an LLM.
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siscord is an obvious glowpot
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>>106577793
Absurd amount of computing power required
Wouldn't scale past a single mid-sized Discord server
Could be used to actively monitor a server you're already decently certain is sketchy, but you simply won't be able to scan everything
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>>106577842
Do you need to scan everything? You could probably get away with a slice of each user's conversations. If the targets think they're remotely safe, flagged words are going to be frequently used in the conversation, even if it's not by every participant. Once a conversation is marked, you can go back and do a deeper scan to verify scope and then flag for human intervention.
The amount of messages that are fully scanned without preamble can increase over time as hardware increases in capabilities.
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>>106576334
Who do you think is instigating all those crimes?
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>>106576520
I always thought it was Mickey Mouse's crotch.
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'cord is 100x more effective than mkultra ever was, feds will never let it be banned
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>>106577793
this. so many privacy tards haven't even connected those dots yet smdh famalam
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>>106577793
>>106577842
>>106578315
you'd really need to feed the entire conversation into the LLM, which would maybe be like the previous and subsequent 5 or 10 messages, to really get enough context. Otherwise you'd get so many false positives that the data would still be basically useless. what's the point of making a report if 90% of the report is garbage.

people joking about heinous acts would immediately float to the top, while those who actually do them would skirt past probably completely unnoticed.
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>>106576334
They got powerful backers in the left wing side of the gov that protect the company because its a grooming scheme
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Why haven't they enshittified Discord yet? Ads? Stupid ass algorithms. Messages you never asked for. Etc
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>>106579679
see
>>106579685
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>>106579852
Okay, but you can set up a grooming network and have ads.
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>>106579685
They prob have, but no one uses it here and dont report on it. Tranny grooming cult protect each other
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>>106576334
It's orchestrated by the feds.
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>>106576334
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>>106579685
Discord has been getting worse and worse, no one really complains because the alternatives either require people to set up their own servers or pay money to use. They're struggling for cash iirc because they did the retarded start up thing of lose lots of money while promising in the future they'll get money.
Until another company decides it wants to operate on a loss for years to compete, it'll remain the biggest VoIP/Chat program no matter how shitty it gets.
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>>106579685
They'll enshittify it once its IPO happens
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>>106580245
What genuines alternatives are there to Discord if I'm willing to self host or pay (no meme answers please)?
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>>106580351
Revolt
Any Matrix client like element
Teamspeak
Mumble if you really want something barebones
The issue is that sure, you can set everything up and get it going fine for your friends, but they won't swap because the rest of their shit is on Discord already. I already tried a few times but no one really cares to stick around or have a different chat program installed just for 1 autist.
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>>106580389
>they won't swap because the rest of their shit is on Discord already
that's why I ask, because what if I want to host an online community? Forcing new users to install an app, instead of visiting the site in their web browser, is too much of a hurdle.
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How do you monitor 1 billion chats without spending trillions of dollar?
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>>106580245
People use alternative clients like Equicord.
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>>106576334
>literally used as a primary means to topple a government
>used as a voting platform to select the new prime minister
wtf, I love discord now
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>>106580549
I hope thats fedbait
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>>106580665
Nice try mr FBI
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>>106580416
Revolt has a web app, and I think matrix has some web app front ends as well.
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>>106580416
>>106580351
>>106580389
I wrote my own self-hosted "discord clone" (No calls). It was pretty easy and fun (Protip, use SQlite not something bloated like Mongo, use SSE not websockets, vanillaJS no react bloat) and easy but hard to get users.

>Forcing new users to install an app, instead of visiting the site in their web browser
You're right, but it's a double edged sword, then they'll want a application and a phone app too.
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>>106576334
Dicksword is arguably the least private chat service there is:
>jannies monitor everything you say, even on private channels
>three letter glowies are CC'd chatlogs too
>random political shitters (antifa types for the most part) will infiltrate your server and use external tools to collect chat logs and dox users

>>106579685
they are enshittifying. ads and in app purchases are already in. bot API got cut down repeatedly and moderation is even stricter than ever
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>>106580818
>what is electron
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You've been trashing the board with this thread for a week now, were you banned for being a lolipedo and it hurt your feefees?
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>>106576334
Yes, The Feds are grooming the chatrooms
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Discord keeps a copy of every message you've ever sent on their servers. The feds don't need to monitor anything, they can just ask for whatever they want.
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>>106579685
You missed the always-on-the-chatbar gift discord gold button?
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Fuck off. Charlie Kirk isn't coming back. And discord and 4chan will definitely spill the beans on you if you talk about committing violent crimes.
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>>106582035
Works on my machine.
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>>106578315
That's kinda what I meant - flag suspicious activity, when something is suspicious enough that you're fairly sure something sketchy might be going on, you switch from passive to active scanning
The problem is that this would only work on users who can't into basic opsec, as keyword flagging gets btfo by even simple codes, not to mention it could be very susceptible to false positives (eg "kill", "blow up", "inshallah" would probably flag every single zoomer COD channel)
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>>106580662
Almost certainly
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>>106579685
They’ve been shilling discord gold since forever ago.
The reason they haven’t let the google ad botnet plug itself in yet is because it’s more profitable to gatekeep them out and sell user data to the highest bidder.
Keeping google out was probably the smartest financial decision they’ve ever done desu.
They haven’t done algos yet because it’s still just a Slack clone at the end of the day. Implementing an algorithm would be too much work for devs while not really gaining them much.

That said it’s still unsustainable and they have to live on cash injections from dubious investors.
Also the security for their electron app is a joke. Skiddies run wild across the whole thing.
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>>106580521
Same way youtube auto generates subtitles.
It’s not that complex to make a transcript.
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>>106579554
Crap, now all I can see is Mickey Mouse's crotch.
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>>106576334
For the longest time leftist were in charge of monitoring it. Being leftist, they were sympathetic to their fellow leftist on discord. Now with rightist in charge of monitoring we might finally get well needed change. Discord can finally get cleaned up.

Mastodon and matrix servers need monitoring and clean up too.
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>>106579685
MSN let you use animated emojis in the 2000s for free. It shipped out of the gate enshittified.
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>>106584168
This, glories, if reading this thread, please monitor matrix servers and mastodon servers. They are full of degenerate, violent, leftist.

Also look into the Linux foundation as well. Full of far left radicals. They use their money instead on Linux development but rather far left causes instead. It’s a giant Ponzi scheme to take money under the guise of “Linux development” and instead wastes it on stupid crap like violent trannys and other left wing crazy shit.
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>>106584168
>>106584274
>/g/ suddenly likes Chat Control because tranny lover shot a kike
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>>106584305
I’ve been begging the feds to start treating the left the way they have been treating the right since Waco in the 90s. This is finally our change to crack down on the whack job leftists.
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>>106584365
>>106584274
>>106584168
kill yourself
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>>106583141
gee golly can't wait for millions of false positives to catch one bad guy
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>>106584608
FBI, right here is a leftist
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>>106577842
You don't need a huge language model for surveillance. A 2 billion parameters local model could do a good job at telling you if someone is talking about making bombs or not. If my laptop can easily run those, then it's affordable.
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>>106582057
What's that?



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