RGamma

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by RGamma 2y ago
They're all the same make of corpo drone with different skins.
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by RGamma 2y ago
At least it loudly announced itself (tough luck, you got pwned!). It is much more financially motivated and pernicious in spirit now, hiding its presence and infiltrating your entire network. https://youtube.com/@danooct1 s
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by RGamma 2y ago
> it’s like ~10 years old at most Wikipedia is from 2001, Archive from 1996. IRC still exists as do retro games or the demo scene. There's still some of that good stuff around, but you can't really imagine it being founded toda
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by RGamma 2y ago
It's also the name of one of those old "web fun communities", like CollegeHumor, and it's even still operational: https://www.hans-wurst.net/
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by RGamma 2y ago
More like image to stolen image converter.
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by RGamma 2y ago
proxer.me is a prominent German anime/manga community (needs login for seeing episodes). German-language stuff is typically licensed and needs to be watched elsewhere though.
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by RGamma 2y ago
You know what would be funny? If there was a free labor market for the C suite. There's probably some talented disgruntled folks with financial runway right now, who would do CEO for minimum wage just for the lolz.
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by RGamma 2y ago
The US as a statistic, perhaps. As a collection of people... not sure, they seem pretty angry already.
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by RGamma 2y ago
According to https://openjur.de/u/2466945.html due to having enabled the download of some shitty mediocre pop songs (won't name the artists).
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by RGamma 2y ago
It's quite frightening how fast these spread and infect the conversation (even though they're low stakes). Corpos and propagandists especially love how words can shape thinking. For some time already it's en vogue to label al
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by RGamma 2y ago
That was not the question. It was how to earn $6.41. Cutting about 5m of hedge might do it.
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by RGamma 2y ago
> What’s going to happen to the obsolete humans? Hoping for them (might include myself soon) to organize. Otherwise the market will do its thing and consecutively oversaturate the scraps that are gonna be left with brutal competition.
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by RGamma 2y ago
The field is heavily oversaturated and unless you're top X% at what you do or unexpectedly find a still unexplored niche, it's not looking great. I'd rather look into working with physical things these days, because nature en
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by RGamma 2y ago
Instead of the anger being directed inward ("deaths of despair"), it is starting to turn outward. It's not a new character trait. It's the old story of power inequality and lack of perspective destabilizing society. May
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by RGamma 2y ago
> Sometimes people say the true purpose of modern human society is to keep people in poor enough conditions we can extract the maximum value from them, but in just good enough conditions they will never revolt. How is it ridiculous? If t
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by RGamma 2y ago
You see, according to that one HN commenter everything is always fine (they own capital)
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by RGamma 2y ago
It's not about foreclosure sales. It's about the desperation, the ruthlessness, the intense pressure, the instant legal armament. Some other commenter here mentioned 3 day eviction notices (when renting) are a thing. Come on...
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by RGamma 2y ago
So this must be (one of the undoubtably many reasons) why our transatlantic friends are trying to push the self-destruct button since 2016. Reads like dystopian fiction. Canis canem possidet.
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by RGamma 2y ago
I mean only idiots and bots use mainstream social media these days so have "fun" with your spam tool, I guess.
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by RGamma 2y ago
Resume padding, grifting, creating opportunities for an exit. Basically what any upstanding tech shit does these days.
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by RGamma 2y ago
Unless you've been living under a rock (congrats if so!), you should have noticed the US being on the idiocracy + corporate dystopia timeline. And no, the builders of this don't feel bad. They feel "excited" to be blesse
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by RGamma 2y ago
Not to be confused with the much more desirable form of ownership that makes your boss rich.
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by RGamma 2y ago
> we’ll still have a place for everyone to talk about the latest in technology – and have those discussions last longer than 48 hours. Good jab!
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by RGamma 2y ago
Not with the fierceness and at the scale of today. Boiling frog and all.
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by RGamma 2y ago
There's also helpers for wireguard meshes. Or become dependent on yet another service like tailscale (at least there's headscale) or zerotier.
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by RGamma 2y ago
Yep, don't ever put up badly configured public SSH. It's gonna be pwned in literal seconds. The net increasingly feels like what's going on behind Cyberpunk's blackwall.
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by RGamma 2y ago
Fake it 'til you ma^D^D go to prison (unlikely, I know).
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by RGamma 2y ago
Ah yes, good ol' clopen sets.
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by RGamma 2y ago
The Day After Tomorrow
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by RGamma 2y ago
> Hi, I have purchased a Microsoft Project product key that is not working > 1. Type Registry in the searching box>Registry Editor> select the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" folder to delete the keys related to your Windows user

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