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josteink
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If Joe Rogan does one thing well, it has to be that despite popular perception in mainstream media there's a pretty big non-woke market and audience out there.
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> But there's no mention of data on (pedophile activity on) other platforms. Elon Musk has been very clear on that this kind of activity will get you permanently banned. They are also actively following known pedo hashtags across X&
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3y ago
If you have VLC installed on your iPhone, it can play it from this link: https://migeel.sk/blog/2024/01/02/building-a-self-contained-...
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3y ago
> It looks like the US had to restore/extend copyrights to foreign works as part of the agreement that established the WTO? What happens is that lobbyists for the same (copyright) interest groups instructs their governments that ext
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3y ago
I can believe this is an accurate 3D map, because I’m looking around, and just as I was in the real thing, I’m totally lost and confused again. This place has to be my nemesis when it comes to public transport :D
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3y ago
I got a Bluesky invite a few weeks ago, checked it out and … there were absolute crickets there. Most posts I found had 0 comments, 0 reposts and at most 1-digit likes. For a social network, it might have all the technology and protocol-wor
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3y ago
It was a custom-built LXC container I built on an Alpine Linux base. I used the Alpine packages to upgrade it, then afterwards I used the Nextcloud admin scripts to migrate the schema, apps & plugins. Biggest clusterfuck I’ve ever dealt
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3y ago
The abbreviation doesn’t even fit the name. The o in GNoME doesn’t match anything. Only Google can be this bad at naming things.
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I’ve had it bork my install so many times that in the end I spent more time recovering nextcloud than actually using it. My instance is dead now, after I failed to recover it the last time and couldn’t be bothered anymore. YMMV, but I’m out
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3y ago
I’m too lazy to search for Elon’s original tweets about this. But it was reported in media quite recently about him going “thermonuclear”. Here’s one article about it: https://www.forbes.com/sites/tylerroush/2023&#
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3y ago
In this case it was specifically intentionally misleading (something they have logs to prove), and weaponized against the business of X itself. Clearly different from some random internet person saying something controversial or unpopular
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3y ago
It was a sexist website offering bad advice for impressionable, young women. Nothing of value was lost.
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Chinese government social media on official ICE phones. Nice.
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3y ago
No. It was just recently discontinued. Full premium is now the only option. https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/25/23889917/youtube-premium-...
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3y ago
> The benefit to the user is they can supposedly "trust" the content that is being shown in the webview is, in fact, owned by or affiliated somehow with the app. You got it backwards. The user gets to trust nothing. The “trust”
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> My preferred method to boot NVMe on a legacy system though is to boot tianocore UEFI with an NVME module in it[1]. This is a UEFI firmware that you can chainload from a legacy bios. If you already have UEFI, but no NVMe support all you
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3y ago
> what's the phishing risk if bitwarden autofills only on the correct domains stored in the vault? The whole point of passkeys is that they should be tied to a specific domain, and thus be nonphisable. If Bitwarden allows reuse for
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I may be stupid, but I just cant get this to work. Ive tried in both Safari and Chrome. Anyone have any luck so far?
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3y ago
> Those people outright refuse to pay or to simply not use the service if they don't like ads. And it enrages so many people when this is pointed out. YouTube used to offer “Premium Lite” which was reasonably priced and only offered
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3y ago
I guess someone finally found a real world use for blockchain. Too bad it was malware.
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Everyone outside San Francisco thinks this is problematic. But we are banned and censored in a systemic fashion on most social media (Twitter/X being the one, big exception), and labeled “alt right” trolls … or racists, and everyone on
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> Lack of qualifications is not a valid criticism. On the contrary I would consider that the absolutely most justified, objective criticism one could find. But then I’m one of those guys who thinks DEI (as preached by today’s social acti
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I would beg to differ. It seems to have been one of her primary activities which she has invested quite a bit into. And which she is trying to remove from historical records as we speak. https://lunduke.locals.com/upost/
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Brian Lunduke has done some digging on her[0]. She’s a “professional shaman”, and herb “medicine” maker operating on Facebook and Instagram. No software background at all. If this is the kind of hires ESG & DEI brings, I think we can al
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3y ago
Because you can have it now and not in three days? Sometimes urgency is a factor.
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> I've never read a single bandcamp article. Did anyone actually read them I didn’t read all of them, but occasionally when they touched on a subject of interest, I really appreciated them, and they helped me find new music by both
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Now that’s a name I haven’t heard in at least a decade. Nice nostalgia-factor whooshing in :)
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Router name plz :-D
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LTS kernels are no longer supported for 6 years because no one used them
(lunduke.locals.com)
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> And the PF syntax is the most approachable in all of open source Unix. As someone not deeply into the BSDs and who has never tried pf, I would love to see this claim illustrated with a few examples. Are there any “definitive” or author
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