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by 15457345234 3y ago
And they absolutely love that you, and every other user, sends them every original image you choose to edit So when you make a meme or whatever and repost it somewhere else, guess what, they know who did that!
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by 15457345234 3y ago
The takeaway that everyone is failing to appreciate is very simple: nobody should be paying any attention to what is being said on twitter. As in, a person can be a screeching lunatic on twitter yet have two companies that are hitting miles
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by 15457345234 3y ago
Internet 'stoics' are ruining stoicism as they are ruining most other forms of philosophy by bastardising it and regurgitating it in the form of easily-consumable self-help pablum A huge amount of which appears to be consumed and
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by 15457345234 3y ago
Disagree? It's ad copy promoting a self-help book.
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by 15457345234 3y ago
Yeah it's a 60Hz country, it affects perceived vehicle and pedestrian/animal movement too - everything's noticeably a bit smoother to the eye, it takes a while to get used to it. The first time I went there I spent about half
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by 15457345234 3y ago
I think a lot of people do actually care, but you'll never be able to determine that from the internet because on every social platform the discourse on every controversial issue is 1000 bot comments for every real comment. The vibe on
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by 15457345234 3y ago
> I wonder how does he actually work as a digital nomad. I suspect the secret here is that a lot of people adopting this type of lifestyle produce really mediocre output and some way or another fit into the gaps at a large company that d
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by 15457345234 3y ago
I think there's more going on here than merely a piracy investigation, it just has that smell to it. But now that I see that RCN was acquired Nov 2020 (a pandemic acquisition) I'm back to agreeing that it's about RCN, not thi
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by 15457345234 3y ago
I am definitely incredible.
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by 15457345234 3y ago
Could be, I guess. Still intriguing
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by 15457345234 3y ago
Okay then; go ahead and speculate. Why do you think they've requested this person's - almost - complete history of social media account usage since Jan 1 2016?
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by 15457345234 3y ago
> I'd still argue that the main target here is bigger fish with deeper pockets Based on what's been requested I'd say that this has almost nothing to do with RCN and is in fact almost entirely about this Mr. S, based on th
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by 15457345234 3y ago
> Exert more imaginary pressure in the hope that they run scared and fold. Uh, if you ignore a legally issued subpoena you end up with an arrest warrant and are usually quite promptly arrested. If that subpoena obliges you to hand over e
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by 15457345234 3y ago
Having spent some time living in Zurich I call bullshit on this; the streets and train stations are _deserted_ at 6am. Shops are still getting deliveries, coffee shops are still closed. No significant numbers of people - in Zurich at least
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by 15457345234 3y ago
I've noticed that the first three pages at the moment contain a lot of overly political hey-be-anxious-now type submissions. Guess someone somewhere is trying to jerk a chain.
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by 15457345234 3y ago
The comments were delusionally disparate from reality for a long time before that. Reddit always leant left, but pre... idk, 2014 you could imagine the conversations you read on there occurring with someone you might conceivably meet in rea
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by 15457345234 3y ago
" In 2022, the company announced plans to build residential “Storyliving” communities across America, with special neighbourhoods for those aged 55 and up. " I can't remember whether Disneyville features in Odyssey 2 (2010) o
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by 15457345234 3y ago
There's a lot of very weird optimism here for technologies that are VISIBLY making the world worse or aren't appropriate for the use case. So many comments praising Discord in the 'why you shouldn't use Discord for FOSS&
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by 15457345234 3y ago
When a user installs an app that platform can then summon that user on demand. That gives you something like 1000x as much user retention and 'callbackability' as a passive 'location' that the user has to consciously vis
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by 15457345234 3y ago
Blah, when it comes to a target that large, hackers will insert a contractor into the role who can secure the relevant credentials. This is another reason the remote-work scenario is such an issue - it's so trivial when large numbers o
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by 15457345234 3y ago
> * Blind is a toxic hellscape and redditors are broadly pretty dim. Reddit is, at this point, a literal mirror held up to reality. Everything you read there isn't happening. Maybe people want it to happen and think if they spam it
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by 15457345234 3y ago
The issue is, actually having that discussion becomes very hard, because a lot of 'security consultants' basically rely on the commissions they get from selling that type of inherently-creating-a-single-point-of-compromise managem
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by 15457345234 3y ago
> everyone starts to take computer security seriously Weren't the last big attacks literally carried out by hackers exploiting security software? As in, the solarwinds thing, which was carried out on systems which were 'textboo
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by 15457345234 3y ago
They'll literally never 'fix' that, users having the app is essential to their model.
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by 15457345234 3y ago
What is the answer, then?
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by 15457345234 3y ago
> The main problem with Discord, to me, is that in any popular project, you have about 15 seconds for the right person to read your message before emojis push it off the screen. It's like... this defines the issue. I don't see
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by 15457345234 3y ago
It's not true, and people claiming this are just trying to normalize these bizarre weblike corporate structures when in fact they're usually used to make a business law-proof in a way that's very contrary to the intent and pu
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by 15457345234 3y ago
You're asking some really good questions here I find that microservices and this type of architecture have become a religion - you do it this way because you do it this way. You add another layer of complication because that's wha
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by 15457345234 3y ago
> links embedded in it will rot quickly as organisations change cms's, domains names change. Organisations merge and disappear. A link shortener doesn't solve any of those problems
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by 15457345234 3y ago
> The risk of misidentifying legit users and shadowbanning them What's the risk?

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