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inigyou
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inigyou
2mo ago
Just make a new account at that point, right?
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inigyou
2mo ago
It isn't.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Yes, this is standard practice in the app industry. I guarantee every app outside of f-droid that has location access is tracking you 24/7 and selling the log.
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inigyou
2mo ago
You can just make an account on a phone and give the login info to Nitter (your own instance), it still works.
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inigyou
2mo ago
It should have been put coins in a slot.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Who are you following that's so important?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Chrome supports invasive APIs like WebUSB for a reason.
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inigyou
2mo ago
The W3C has been irrelevant for well over a decade, perhaps you mean the WHATWG. And why should we care about their recommendations? For what it's worth, the W3C recommends ActivityPub (fediverse base protocol). Do you like that one or
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inigyou
2mo ago
It reduced government spending and gave billionaires more poor people tears to drink.
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inigyou
2mo ago
if you want success on DeviantArt. where is sqlite's GitHub? It doesn't have one because it drops tarballs.
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inigyou
2mo ago
How much money is your homestead making?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Boycotts basically don't work unless you get a big percentage of the company's customers to simultaneously agree to boycott that company because they are really angry . Nobody's really angry at chatgpt.
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inigyou
2mo ago
They can, however, just refuse to enforce a law, or start enforcing the opposite of a law. While they may not be able to change the words on the page, the effect is identical.
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inigyou
2mo ago
of electric energy to the public
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inigyou
2mo ago
They got what they wanted by making half the country's idiots want it too
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inigyou
2mo ago
FPP voting
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inigyou
2mo ago
The EPA is currently run by MAGA people.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Did that happen? The former sounds like a guy being told his trash needs to be picked up and not being able to afford it so not being allowed to generate trash, and the latter was provided with no details at all so I can't evaluate it.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Because coal is the cheapest source of electricity that isn't banned in the USA.
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inigyou
2mo ago
AI training , not inference, seems like it would actually be a good application for a solar powered DC because you could just checkpoint and pause when it gets cloudy. It might end up worth it for the free electricity.
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inigyou
2mo ago
But it does have to do with whether it's interstate commerce!
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inigyou
2mo ago
Separately, Germany hates limited liability in general and wants you to be a sole proprietor instead.
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inigyou
2mo ago
And the evidence is where. Again, when I look out the window, the bodega is still there.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Gish gallop is a name that came from an opponent of the strategy, and refers to a localized usage of the strategy within one argument. Flooding the zone is what the people who are doing the strategy call it when they do it globally.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Other humans. If other humans were giving you everything you need for free, why do you need a job?
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inigyou
2mo ago
They're actually a European company, or else they can't operate there. The European company is probably a subsidiary of an American one.
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inigyou
2mo ago
What other reason would there be to have a girlfriend or boyfriend? Financial exploitation?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Today's conception of open source is different from the original anyway. It used to be "we made this thing, here's the code" but now it's turned into some kind of weird parasocial thing more akin to Facebook.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Linux routers responding ICMP from 192.0.0.8 when not having an IP address (currently being standardized). Clouds using class E address space (240.0.0.0-255.255.255.254). Routers that drop IP packets with options. The entire concept of NAT
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inigyou
2mo ago
I have no doubt it can allow you to walk on coals or similar.
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