marysol5

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by marysol5 3mo ago
I once nearly had the police called on me for being missing as a kid. Hadn't got the bus straight from school to my grandma's house, needed to go home first (walkable) and pick up something. Missed the bus then that was due, and w
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by marysol5 3mo ago
This is what aannoys me about all the discussions on these issues. People come up with all sorts of random scenarios, that aren't even related to "prove" something...
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by marysol5 3mo ago
I got my first legal threat for reporting a vulnerability at 14 :(
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by marysol5 3mo ago
>For this specific issue, the solution is simple and straightforward: shaming. None confronted the pervert in the train, because no one knows what is acceptable today and what is not. Huh? That's exactly what they did to the pervert
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Depends on usage, and it's a data protection breach if you don't publish the data controllers contact info.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
There's more than social media for that.....
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Taking a kid away from their friends to do some "forced fun", is the issue here. No the group chat.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
A BIG BIG problem, and part of the reason that we're so stuck where we are now. Is that parents just don't bother to actually employ, or enforce these systems anyway.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
And as a kid I'd risk being shouted at, and/or grounded to get onto the playstation at night, and the same with my computer. Shoving a pillow over the dial-up modem because I didn't know you could turn off the dial sound....
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by marysol5 3mo ago
How do you "ban targetted ads", every advert is targetted. TV advertising is targetted. There's a reason you get kids toys during the after-school section, and wills and funeral planning during the day
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by marysol5 3mo ago
>We imprisoned kids for making an offensive video of a burning cardboard xopy of grenfell tower 40 years are not kids bro. and wasn't jailed >The 49-year-old was given a 10-week suspended jail sentence.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
It's always weird that these "freeze peach absolutism" never seem to notice that death, is the ultimate censorship
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by marysol5 3mo ago
They were credible threats though, as the people were doing EXACTLY what she called for
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by marysol5 3mo ago
What on earth are you on about, we've had 20+ years of right-wing governments. >and all the people of the right Tell that to the Tory MP who had me arrested for upsetting them, or the UKIP goon's forcibly removed me from their
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by marysol5 3mo ago
"ISIS never threatened anybody, they just called for bombs to be set off"
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by marysol5 3mo ago
The right love to play-down the woman who called for terrorist attacks on British streets as "just a tweet". Meanwhile there's been two arrests around two prominent right-wing politicians getting threats and celebration of de
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Twitter was an easy one to get a ban from, just by saying "this is racist" or "racism is bad" and you're gone. Went through quite literally hundreds of accounts through it.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Reddit is a platform that LARP's about "freeze peach", but you get an automated site-wide ban for nothing. And it will link you to the post, it has now deleted to try and show you what was banned. I posted "So you'r
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by marysol5 3mo ago
I love the irony in posting the edited, but not anonymised video showing CLEARLY identifiable images of the girls. Meanwhile the article you link to, blacks out their faces.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
.gov.uk plenty of them use standard CA's manchester.gov.uk uses LE
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Meanwhile you crawl anybody else? .gov isn't magically any more able to take you to court than a private org
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by marysol5 3mo ago
CT logs are funny, not enough people know about them. Whenever I speak to people they're shocked to know that "internal" subdomains get exposed through them.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
While it's not functionality, the batteries will be physically smaller, and thus less capacity.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Anycast goes BRRRRRRRRR Just because YOU query a server, doesn't mean that a user somewhere else is querying the same server.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Memory safe, but idea unsafe
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Not to mention 8.8.8.8 queried from the UK and from the US aren't the same place....
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by marysol5 3mo ago
Is there really enough market for an actual software solution like this? I worked alongside the lost&found office at an old job, we just had a spreadsheet and a book...
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by marysol5 3mo ago
>When something turns up at a stadium or an airport, staff photograph it, log it, and wait. Hundreds of places use one software tool for managing lost items, and I scraped their archives: thousands of accidental portraits of lost stuff.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
>own their datacenters and sell cloud services instead of paying for someone's else cloud. Or because it's cost-effective to slice up your infrastructure and sell off the bits you're not using right now.
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by marysol5 3mo ago
In your context you still "share" with a dedicated server too. It's not your rack, it's not your IPMI/OOB, even on bare metal. Components in the server are running all sorts of their own code. All of these layers ar

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