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hgazx
4y ago
Interesting that they have a public webpage like that, with real names, locations, IP addresses, and other data that clearly falls under gdpr protection.
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hgazx
4y ago
We don’t know if this person is accomplishing their job duties.
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hgazx
4y ago
“Y’all these people done locked my computer. They done locked my computer because I was in the kitchen cooking. Bro, this is why they don’t want us working from home,” Is this person really working customer service? Also, are they admitting
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hgazx
4y ago
Rabbit is popular in paella.
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hgazx
4y ago
Off topic: why isn’t it “didn’t use”?
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hgazx
4y ago
Why is “Russia for Russians” bs? Sounds like a reasonable thing to say even if you disagree.
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hgazx
4y ago
He said superior.
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hgazx
4y ago
I want an extension that disables JavaScript by default and then allows me to enable and disable JavaScript for the current site that I’m visiting (and all of its dependencies; I don’t want to deal with enabling it also for its cdns etc) wi
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hgazx
4y ago
Positions and names of NPCs, quest texts, encounter mechanics, texts said by NPCs, I think item names (not completely sure), etc are all stored in the server and are sent over the wire to the player from the server. That’s quite clearly a c
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hgazx
4y ago
Even if the code is completely new, you need a lot of copyrighted material to run a wow server.
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hgazx
4y ago
The latter.
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hgazx
4y ago
> central bankers--at least in developed countries--are not on some blatant mission to rob people of money for their own enrichment Have you looked at the current world?
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hgazx
4y ago
> The US has been telling Europe to get off of Russian gas & oil for decades, under multiple administrations Yeah and buy American liquefied gas instead. Thanks but no thanks.
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4y ago
I suppose that only completely newbie cheaters would think of taking the same amount of time to make each move. It’s like the first rule of pretending to be a human: add a random delay to all of your actions.
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hgazx
4y ago
“Gets tricked”. It’s incredible the things that some people come up with to excuse the EU.
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4y ago
I was under the impression that it was impossible to kill yourself in such a manner. I thought that you’d pass out and immediately start breathing again.
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hgazx
4y ago
I assume that all of that is currently possible and I’m not terrified.
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hgazx
4y ago
It doesn’t allow me to do this. If I ask to create a timer and then ask to create another I’m asked if I want to replace the previous one.
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hgazx
4y ago
I wish all websites would only allow ascii characters as usernames. Having the full spectrum of Unicode available has brought nothing good.
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hgazx
4y ago
When I had a very old and slow hard disk I ran my browsers without disk cache precisely because of this reason.
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hgazx
4y ago
Jesus, what a clusterfuck. It’s spam.
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hgazx
4y ago
Calling videos without an audio track “gifs” has been done for years now.
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hgazx
4y ago
The situation of games is dire. I wish there was a good rpg that I could pay for upfront, without micro transactions. I don’t even look for one because it’s unlikely to exist.
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hgazx
4y ago
Is it me or the second picture or whatever that is doesn’t load?
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hgazx
4y ago
How’s that Microsoft’s fault?
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hgazx
4y ago
Is this why 4chan is down?
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hgazx
4y ago
It’s 2022.
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hgazx
4y ago
More like “hospital websites are sending sensitive medical information to Facebook”
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hgazx
4y ago
Are you comparing a public park to the website of a multibillionaire corporation?
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hgazx
4y ago
That has existed since forever, for example, with the purpose of selling App Store reviews.
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