DoItToMe81

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by DoItToMe81 2y ago
Doom had over 20 million players in 2 years. That's higher than some modern games. I don't know if something groundbreaking and gigantic like that can ever really be 'cult'.
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by DoItToMe81 2y ago
It absolutely is not. Google has been downranking 'outdated' formats for years, and there is a dearth of independent communities to draw members from. Discovery is harder now than it has been at any point in the past.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
My friend was actually targeted by one of these. His registrar investigated the report and binned it. He wasn't even informed until they started to hit his Cloudflare account, which never acted on the report.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
Things seem to have gone pretty well, considering that it was audited and weeded out before entering into secure releases.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
Reminder that every declassified doctors report has brought it down to mass hysteria, worsened by sleep deprivation and high stress. Symptoms ending when people leave would suggest this is not, in fact, a weapon.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
This is almost unheard of outside of the US. It doesn't make sense.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
Have you actually viewed Chinese TikTok? It's stupid cat videos and 'influencer' advertisements.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
The Author's Guild is NOT this peaceful grandma's knitting association you're portraying it as. It has a long history of frivolous lawsuits, censorship, and copyright maximalism only matched by groups like the MPAA. It also h
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
What? What does Gamergate have to do with any of that? That's absolutely deranged and obsessed.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
Has the list of approved chips leaked? I would be very interested to see what they consider to be alternatives.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
It's clearly not. And it's not Cloudflare's job to be playing morality police when the content is legal in its state of operation, and legal in the state of the owner. I will not be using Cloudflare in the future. Loli porn i
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
This company uses slavery, and your big concern is that they abide by tax laws? LMAO.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
China and Taiwan, mutually, have hundreds of billions of dollars of investments in one another. War makes that all go up in smoke. With China's track record of zero wars in decades, I doubt this is much more than American fearmongering
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
I've known Israelis and Arab Israelis. I would NOT call them 'first class citizens', there is discrimination codified into law and most state entities.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
There were court documents implying he could get the death penalty and several plans to assassinate him. This is never happening.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
Chinese child labourers have better conditions than the Bengali slaves and indentured servants who produce all my other clothes. I think I'll upgrade to Shein as a moral advantage.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
How not? I have used it on about 5 devices in the last few years and it has worked out of the box every time.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
You literally just install the non-beta client and register an account and then log in. It's that simple. I'm impressed that anyone could get this wrong and then blame the program.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
My grandmother could use Matrix when she was starting to develop dementia. The only thing that tripped her up was the end to end encryption and key loss. It's not a UX problem, its a PEBKAC issue.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
This is just stereotypical ineptitude and inability to RTFM or use common sense from somebody used to the spoonfed walled garden side of tech. I do not understand how anyone with a background in technology can't know "beta means b
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
The VPN is just an upsold Mullvad account, and the social media they run is embarrassingly knee-jerk overmoderated. If there has to be layoffs anywhere, I'm glad they're predominately there.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
This is just a narcissist making a histrionic show over basic adult self control. I'm astounded the Guardian has such low standards.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
Or, more likely, people want to see the interview of a world leader by a well known and popular journalist, and it being on a site already used by hundreds of millions of people means word spreads easily.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
It's sad to see that no XMPP client remotely meets modern expectations, outside of the phone. The closest webclient I've seen is Movim.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
Most "Twitter alternatives" don't deal with the fundamental, sensation-seeking oriented flaws in the medium and just turn out to be Twitter with more perpetually upset losers. It's disappointing, because a lot of work ha
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
Tox is alive again? I thought it was abandoned when the protocol was thought to have insurmountable security problems.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
I'll believe it when it happens. Unsurprisingly, China stands to gain little from damaging their largest trading partner and one of their biggest sources of income.
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
WTF, no. Media absolutely shouldn't be lowered to children's cartoons for adults. That's absurd. And nobody in the world who isn't already completely insane finds gang rape 'cool', nor does this book or movie p
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
There wouldn't have been an industry to begin with. Nothing would have been able to scale, legally, and hobbyist communities would have been annihilated due to bad actors abusing holes in moderation. As will happen if 230 is whittled d
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by DoItToMe81 3y ago
If Instagram can be held liable for not having the magic powers to preemptively police several hundred million people, would it not make more sense to put the man in jail for severe neglect for not giving his son the "Don't send y

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