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chneu
1y ago
anyone talking about "markets" in dating is a redpiller. That's redpill talk. They probably also "neg" women and talk about eugenics-adjacent stuff.
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1y ago
>They should take themselves off the dating apps Then they can't complain about how horrible people are. Unfortunately, being a victim is a large part of many people's personalities. This is especially true for the "chroni
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1y ago
>men with hundreds of thousands of followers have no reason to post a screenshot that shows that women have used an app to report them as creeps. lol have you paid attention the conservative man-o-sphere? Victimhood is a major component.
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1y ago
I think what they meant is that Apple is allowing a legally dubious app to operate. Not that apple should enforce minimum security, but that the app shouldn't be allowed on the App Store in the first place. For obvious reasons. Suppose
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1y ago
according to the company this was an old bucket they used prior to 2024 when they moved to a more robust system. So...they were storing people's information long term in a publically accessible bucket when users did not know. In fact,
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1y ago
I'm failing to see how this app is legal. States like Arizona have recently passed anti doxxing laws. Posting any information on this app with the intent of social pressure, harassment, etc is illegal in those states. At the very least
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1y ago
That page is nothing but lies. Wow. They admit to lying to their users(about data retention) and then lie more. That's incredible.
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1y ago
Attention. Revenge. Blackmail. Victimhood personality types. There are plenty of examples of people making things up about other people who they thought wronged them. Mob justice is really disgusting, and that's all this site is. Peopl
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1y ago
it also doesn't disappear. Before the internet you could say something, laugh, and move on. It disappeared. Now if someone says something online it can be read for years and often without context of when it was originally written.
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1y ago
Innocent people have killed themselves over this stuff. The mob don't care.
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lol no it doesn't. american freedom is a bit of a joke but it's par for the course in the USA to make shit up and then defend it. The USA doesn't even rank in the top 15 on the human freedom index. Most freedom indices don&#x
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1y ago
It's reasonable but it's also self-fulfilling. Thinking every man is a predator is a great way to mostly meet male predators and wind up alone. On app dates, it's extremely obvious when the person you're sitting down wit
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1y ago
a large part of why nunneries and convents exist is to give women a safe haven from men.
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1y ago
Yup. Same. Requiring my information is a non-starter. No matter how good your product is I won't sign in just to try it out.
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1y ago
Chiming in to say I also run an n150 with mostly the same software. It does fine. Storage is 50tb of old server HDD so pretty cheap. I ran an n100 until last week. Worked fine. I have plex setup to transcode and it serves about 10 users jus
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1y ago
Zero gain? Say that when your Google account is flagged because of any number of nonsense reasons. Or there's an issue that simply wipes your data from any number of services. Or a court requests access to your data and you have no ide
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1y ago
Immich rules. They just dropped a pretty big release that improved the android app experience quite a bit. Everyone go checkout immich.
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1y ago
Docker has basically solved the deployment issue. For 9 out of 10 self hosted programs you can have them up in ~5 minutes with a docker compose and env file. There are whole OSes built around it, like casaOS which gives users a neat front e
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chneu
1y ago
Arguably it's been this way since web 2.0 became a thing in like 2008?
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1y ago
This sounds like laziness disguised as security, lol.
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1y ago
Tire shops do this by siping your tires and then offering you a refund if you complain that you never wanted it. But they do it without asking to everyone and then charge $60 hoping nobody notices.
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1y ago
You're talking about the "welfare queen" myth. The idea that given any sort of welfare, a large percentage of the population will exploit that welfare and quit being productive.
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1y ago
Don't forget to compare that to the number of people who exit the job market without UBI. Given the chance, many people will quit working. That isn't surprising. Acting like this is UBI's fault is kind of weird.
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1y ago
Are you serious? Reservations are employment deserts with little to no opportunity to do much. That, paired with generations of societal genocide, means reservations are not a good test for what can be done elsewhere. That comparison is abs
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1y ago
they're just parroting the "welfare queen" myth.
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1y ago
This is by design. The USA pairing healthcare to your job was on purpose.
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1y ago
what's the best case scenario?
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1y ago
There is an amazing book about this. The author interviewed hundreds of people down in Alabama to get an idea of how they felt about these things. Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right by sociologist Arlie Ru
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1y ago
Economics is kinda like weather prediction. Most people don't understand what economists are saying and they react based on what they think economists are saying. The same is true for things like rain predictions in that people don
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1y ago
Serious question: what's your skin color and where do you live? Edit: looks like white guy from Norway which explains why you'd think that.
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