Jigsy

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by Jigsy 9mo ago
Best to download the *.apks now so you can help others sideload them and stay safe.
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
I'm guessing this no longer qualifies as "modern," since the last update was in 2018 and is no longer in active development, but I'd like to say that the 32bit version of the Tiny C Compiler by Fabrice Bellard works on W
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
> Give parents control over parenting. The problem isn't lack of control, it's the lazy attitude from parents who're shocked that they have to actually do their own job of raising their progeny. They'd rather abdicate
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
The question is, what falls in the scope of social media? Would IRC count? And considering it's not entirely difficult to set up an IRCd server (you can literally run it on a spare computer or inside a VM), would the state be branding
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
Haven't heard of Heavenly Delusion so I'm afraid I can't make any recommendations.
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
https://jigsy.neocities.org/ or https://jigsy.nekoweb.org/ as a backup. Just a list of pointers to other accounts I have. Honestly, I hate modern web design. And as someone who grew up with Web 1.0 back in
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
Well, I'm almost 40, so I'm hoping I will be dead by then.
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
I doubt this would be workable. They could, sadly, however, make it a crime to bypass things like The Online Safety Bill. Downloading or using Tor, for example. At that point, the only sane option is to become a criminal.
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
Considering how countries are trying to push things like Chat Control, I can see them having a hard-on for ideas like this. "You _must_ use a Cloud computer in order to make sure you're not doing anything illegal." Amazon et
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
The only thing I miss about Windows 8.1 is when I hovered my mouse over an application in my taskbar, it showed a little tab preview of what it's doing. I certainly don't miss that desktop environment, though.
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
They're doubly illegal. If that doesn't work, they'll make them triply illegal.
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
> "This new criminal offence will make it illegal for companies to supply tools designed to create non-consensual intimate images, targeting the problem at its source," she said. So, the UK in it's usual sledgehammer-to-cr
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
Originally started with Xubuntu 22.04, but switched to Mint at the start of March last year since it (Xubuntu) was going to EoL. Mint does everything I need it to, so there's no need for me to hop.
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
I've really been enjoying Linux since I started using it back in mid 2024. Although I was trying to shift to Linux slowly at the time, I honestly wish I'd switched sooner.
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
> whilst the desire to commit violence is not. Considering how many people want to murder people (or justify murdering people) simply for being attracted to children, are you categorically sure about that?
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
People say the same thing about anime artwork and manga, which is an excuse I don't buy into. The only reason I personally can't condone photorealistic AI images is because they're indistinguishable from photographs. And in t
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
It's horrifying how many people in the UK support blocking Twitter because the AI tool is being misused. And based on an article I saw about one of the Japanese princesses, it was basically "@grok undress her" rather than ela
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by Jigsy 9mo ago
Title was too long: Nearly half of Britons watch porn on unregulated sites since age verification crackdown, warns charity
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Cybersecurity Bill: ORG calls on MPs to reduce UK reliance on US tech companies(openrightsgroup.org)
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
The UK sure does love using the word(s) could or might to do a lot of heavy lifting...
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
As someone who plays Japanese games as a form of reading/listening comprehension, I've always wondered if I should actually give this game (at least the untranslated version) a try...
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
So it's like Winlator, but with Linux?
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
How is it moral to claim "Murdering people (in fiction) is fine," then?
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
> Being a pedophile is not fine. You're not equating pedophilia with child abuse, are you? Because having an attraction to children (pedophilia) isn't in itself a crime.
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
They're all long established websites. The oldest one I have an account on (and use to get posters) is 2007.
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
> meaning people that consume such things will often adopt a wrong idea of what's okay. I've been reading "illegal" manga for 20 years. I've never once thought that these acts would be okay to do in real life. Sa
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
(Can't reply directly): I know he was involved in it, I just didn't realize it was on the scale of a network.
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
Really? When I think criminal organization I think "Mafia."
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
Don't forget the elite like Epstein et al.
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by Jigsy 10mo ago
Haiku is very pleasing in an eyecandy sort of way, but that's sadly all it has going for it. I personally wouldn't use it as a serious OS.

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