agentdrtran

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by agentdrtran 4y ago
the kind of censorship that happens when you're building a multibillion dollar tent pole franchise for the entire planet is different.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
> They don't harass or even troll. The site already has a body count, this is ridiculous thing to say.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
You can get library books on your kindle, you just need to use a phone app
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
it's really fun but I don't see the use case of staying in it all day
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
Investing in ponzi schemes early is better than later, yeah.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
I've been using the paid LT for several months now and love it, it's been very helpful.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
my city has multiple recreational sport leagues that are active, and I spend a good chunk of time volunteering and have met some great people that way.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
Yeah, it's not great. We had to add logging into our custom app to get around this. The only thing you'll see in logs when adding a delegate is the OAuth log entry for Gmail, which doesn't tell you a lot. As far as I can tell
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
My understanding is that peertube still uses a single host to store the data. It works like P2P only when there are multiple viewers on a video for bandwidth-saving reasons.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
You can view full email content in the investigation tool, use the APIs to download their mail via MBOX and read it there, or if you're feeling bold, just add yourself as a delegate to their inbox.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
If your're on a paid plan it's pretty trivial for superadmins to read your mail. It's logged, but they can.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
Nope, it's fully decentralized as far as I'm aware. The resolution is "forward the URL to the cops".
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
No, unless you're only doing it to one person or being a jerk about it.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
do you have the quality filter on?
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
they do all the time, it doesn't work. people might be dumb but they are not dumb enough to know when they're being pandered to. they have a cultural signifier and they like it that way.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
People dislike doing this. It's not a technical limitation, it's a social one.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
these people are profoundly gullible.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
It's not. I had a spreadsheet suddenly start throwing errors for no discernible reason. Reached out to support expecting something like the enterprise process (send screencast, HAR, etc). Rep replied with copy/paste tips on using
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
I started two Wordpress blogs (using Cloudron), mostly for communicating ideas among small but disparate circles of friends and colleagues. EDIT: https://socialism.tools/
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
"how do you think becoming pregnant will affect your ability to work?" is also illegal for similar reasons.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
Goldbelly does this, it's very much a luxury/gift thing but yeah I don't get it
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
I used Beautiful Soup on one of my first successful programming projects, I still remember how easy it was, and it taught me a lot about python.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
Cloudron devs have said they're profitable the core team is salaried, but they have some larger nonprofit/NGO type customers.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
I should have specified Sandstorm, there's apparently a reply from one of the leads of Sandstorm here I need to find.I also should have written "and competitors" like Yunohost and Cloudron but someone else also replied with t
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
How will this be different from previous services that tried this type of product and failed?
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
I have never lived anywhere, in my entire life, that vented stove air outside — it just "filters" it through a filter nobody ever replaces and blows it back at you, if you're lucky.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
All of Cloudflare's actual abuse emails look like phishing emails. They told me to email credit card and my Gov't ID in plaintext to them.
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
> The government doesn't want to eliminate people who might be viewed as drains of resources. They want votes and voting demographics they can pander to. Very curious, can you name any politicians that panders to disabled voters?
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
What source would one cite for this that's not just anecdotes?
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by agentdrtran 4y ago
many (most?) neuro-atypical people absolutely have a much better experience wfh rather than in person and policies that force back to office ignore their needs.

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