Yeah, that's true. If they're not using names, then there's not a whole lot you can do. And blocking IPs is impossible, because they use different IPs constantly.
But!
With my post, and your suggestions, this is the "something" that's better than doing absolutely nothing
I was scouring the indie-web earlier, and found a pretty useful list of bots to add to your robots.txt. But, since I'm not convinced that this is enough to keep them away, I also figured out a simple way to at least potentially completely block them from accessing your websites.
For whatever reason, Reddit's algorithm decided I should start seeing that community, and I've always struggled to figure out if it's just Linux users shitposting, or if there are people out there who really just have huge boners for Microsoft
I watch YouTube, and some shows on streaming apps, but traditional tv hasnโt existed for me since about 2008
I tried it one time, and it's just as "slop" as the rest of generative AI. CEOs have no taste
Copyright is a pain in the ass, but Sam Altman is a bigger pain in the ass. Send him to prison and let him rot. Then put his tears in a cup and I'll drink them
Looks even worse than the one they had before
Net_Runner :~$ @lemmy.zip