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chownie
3y ago
How about putting more of the onus on services who might be used to traffic it? > I'm sorry that happened to you, but I presume you would also prefer that imagery including you did not continue to circulate? I've reported CSAM
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chownie
3y ago
> Get back to me when you've read some legal cases or know anyone who's been abused to produce such material Hello, I'd be the anyone in this scenario. I don't believe that the pros outweigh the cons, violating the
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chownie
3y ago
n=1 but I find I'm consistently censored trying to generate images of people, but drawings, animals and objects are generally fine so perhaps that's the difference. Try "a super hero asleep on the couch, under a blanket"
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chownie
3y ago
Under this logic any image at all on the entire internet is now "conspiracy to distribute" CSAM, since you can make an image diff from anything
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chownie
3y ago
Nope! There's nothing published along those lines, given the criteria were updated in 2017 there's been plenty of time to test the prior methods again but either no one's tried or the results werent exciting enough to publish
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chownie
3y ago
From the guidelines: Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes. Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive. Please don't post shallow dismissal
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chownie
3y ago
Both of these sources are over ten years old and refer to diagnostic criteria defined in 2007, this is not the state of the world today.
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chownie
3y ago
"there were a ton of people who did" you mean, this source is over a decade old and the diagnostic criteria have been updated since
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chownie
3y ago
> In other news, we have a national Adderall shortage because it was widely prescribed to kids whose problem was being unable to concentrate during lockdown due to stress and depression. This is an exceptionally cynical take on the situa
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chownie
3y ago
I believe more that we've grown to understand how debilitating ADHD can be and that is why it's considered a disability. Consider how it affects people's life trajectory through school and work, the opportunities out of reach
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chownie
3y ago
Counterpoint, practically every fruit ending in "berry" is sweet and naturally grows that way without human intervention
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chownie
3y ago
> What are the odds that someone with a passcode 1234 is 1/ already signed into Google on their phone ...very high? I don't understand how this is unlikely, pretty much every phone owner with a google account is signed into tha
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chownie
3y ago
Given how effective this has been for me I'm going to guess this is actually a selection bias issue. You're noticing people doing it wrong because when people do it right you don't see anything at all, the accounts just go po
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chownie
3y ago
What? The entire reason people are leaving Twitter is because they care what's going on on it, and they've cared what's going on in the west's largest social media platform for the greater part of a decade at this point.
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chownie
3y ago
The dog whistle idea has a decent amount of merit with me, but one signal is not enough to call dog whistle on, it's the combination of many. I see people online with "88" in the username and lo and peep another comment featu
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chownie
3y ago
You don't need consent because this information is strictly required for a legitimate business purpose (ensuring machine security) This is explicitly made an example here: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/uk-gd
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chownie
3y ago
But they've done the opposite, dropped the headline and just kept the picture. When you can only advertise your content through the picture, you get YouTube thumbnails, not HN.
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chownie
3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euthanasia_in_Canada#Controver... (Filter to sources if that's your inclination) iirc it's a reference to a receptionist at the veteran's affairs in Canada, it was claimed t
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chownie
3y ago
Isn't you pulling the word "woke" out of nowhere, unrelated to the topics you've actually linked to, trying to invoke a narrative? Having had a quick glance at your past comment history, that you're trying so hard t
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chownie
3y ago
In the first article there's a lot of agonising but if the majority response to Duncan's speech was poor even when he wasn't being heckled is this not just a case of him being deeply unpopular? He was invited to speak, surely
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chownie
3y ago
Ctrl+f "woke" no results in the given URL, for anyone else wondering what the point of those non sequitur is.
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chownie
3y ago
The latest "confirmed" Doomsday date on that page references a quote that doesn't contain a Doomsday date, so the site owner has wilfully misread the quote to create one.
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chownie
3y ago
Perhaps his views haven't changed but he's definitely broadcasting different a different set since 2020. He's not particularly right wing but he's definitely most palatable to the Conservative in the American Republican
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chownie
3y ago
As opposed to the magazines in the woods literally everyone else discovered pre-internet? Knowing about sex is not some horrible fate we have to go through, I don't understand this perspective.
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chownie
3y ago
The site will degrade because the nested sections will be invalid selectors, so they won't do anything.
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chownie
3y ago
The article repeatedly makes effort to assure the reader that the left/right dichotomy wasn't hardcoded but instead "emergently" appeared, then never goes into any detail about how that happened exactly... It's weir
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chownie
3y ago
That is not the definition of the word nepotism at all, nepotism is just giving family members unfair favouritism. No definition I've come across requires the candidate perform poorly, where have you come to this conclusion?
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chownie
3y ago
Are you certain the barrels are made of polypropylene? Bic pens are composed from polystyrene in their barrels for example, being the most sold pen in the world I'd take note and carefully research whether you've been looking at t
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chownie
3y ago
This line of thought makes no sense, the plastic pen designed to sit in your hand was crucially NOT designed to be in your mouth directly touching mucous membrane. Perhaps skin diffusion has been taken into account somewhere but this is not
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chownie
3y ago
Somehow gone unmentioned but straws are independence-enabling devices for a decent swathe of the disabled population, especially those who struggle with swallowing, with fine motor control of their hands or lack muscle enough to hold a full
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