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84yo fined €250K for keeping Nazi war machines – including tank – in basement(theregister.com)
2 points by new_guy 5y ago|0 comments
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by new_guy 5y ago
These guys bypass cloudflare https://microlink.io it's open source but it's just more convenient to pay and forget about it.
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by new_guy 5y ago
Isn't this a fundamentally broken approach? File metadata is routinely stripped out of uploads as a matter of security/privacy.
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by new_guy 5y ago
I know a guy who was in a US jail for 15 years, if you're white and you don't affiliate yourself with a neo-nazi/white power group. You die, it's that simple. Getting branded is literally a matter of survival whether you
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by new_guy 5y ago
Isn't that just Yoda notation? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoda_conditions
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by new_guy 5y ago
These people have zero hesitation in killing you and your family if you annoy them, they even take pleasure in it. Why would you think a 'license' would stop them? oh noes!! a GPL license, our dastardly plot for world domination
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by new_guy 5y ago
Phpfox Social Engine Dolphin ColibriSM (sp?) BuddyPress VBulletin IPB WoWonder Massive list here too: https://www.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/ There's so so many. The software is the easiest part, buildin
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by new_guy 5y ago
> Although each of the 714 posts clearly violated the platforms’ policies, fewer than one in six were removed or had the associated accounts deleted after being pointed out to moderators. It's that exact kind of persecution that is
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by new_guy 5y ago
Looking at those Demon sigils I'm wondering if any of them match Crop Circle patterns, at a quick glance they look pretty similar.
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by new_guy 5y ago
With that much money shouldn't he have a private army to protect himself and his family? He's obviously not a stupid man, but he had to have been aware of what would happen, I don't understand why he wouldn't have been p
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by new_guy 5y ago
They already do.
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by new_guy 5y ago
On my social site we have over 160 different reactions, it's a constantly evolving thing reflecting current trends and memes etc (we also had them long before FB). But the one thing that's really interesting is out of all the &#x2
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by new_guy 5y ago
You still need to sanitise the input (assume it's malicious) and make sure it doesn't already exist in your system, and check it's a valid email before you attempt to send the confirmation etc.
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by new_guy 5y ago
If this is happening more than once then it sounds like your codebase is total shit (no offence) Hire an external auditor and have your code checked properly, because it's only a matter of time before someone finds the 'big one&#x
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by new_guy 5y ago
I think people forget that youtube is just one of literally hundreds of tube sites out there. There's a lot of exciting innovation in the space and every day there's more and more niche orientated sites. Bitchute, WTV, Rumble, Ody
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by new_guy 5y ago
No Mans Sky does it pretty well. Who knows? Maybe when we get up to PlayStation 10 or 20 it'll actually be simulating the cognitive/sentient elements of the universe too.
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The epic of Glagalbagal the shepherd – Part 1 (mathematical thinking)(madhavkaushish.substack.com)
3 points by new_guy 5y ago|0 comments
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by new_guy 5y ago
That was a lot more interesting than I thought it'd be. I can see the appeal of living like that but it's not for me, give me a house anyday!
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by new_guy 5y ago
In many societies there used to be rites of passage where you 'became a man' (or woman) like your first kill etc, but now that's removed from western society we're seeing increased infantilization and 'adulting&#x27
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by new_guy 5y ago
In Victorian England, memento moris were a thing. Little skeletons you'd keep on your desk to remind you of your own mortality. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memento_mori https://www.atlasobscura.com&#x
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by new_guy 5y ago
Given your lack of communication skills displayed here you send up more red flags than a matador. The problem is you, not the people you're hiring.
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by new_guy 5y ago
Wouldn't matter. It'd be on you to prove you don't owe them money.
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by new_guy 5y ago
You can literally get two sticks and go try it yourself. It works. Honestly this is the problem, you'll mindlessly consume media telling you things don't work. But it would cost you nothing to literally try it yourself and see tha
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by new_guy 5y ago
None of the above? Places like Patreon, OnlyFans, Fansly etc are on the right track. There's other platforms like Steem, Minds and Brave (the browser) allowing direct payment to creators through crypto. None of the innovation is coming
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by new_guy 5y ago
> Is it that "link previews" are generally worse than a screenshot of the page? Something like 90% of sites don't have proper meta tags that can be scraped for previews, and the ones that do you get blocked by Cloudflare i
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by new_guy 5y ago
Assuming there actually is a survey and people are actually being asked. 87% of the time it's people pulling numbers out of their ass.
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by new_guy 5y ago
There's a whole branch of Indian science devoted to this. Pranayama. Check out 'The Hindu-Yogi Science of Breath' - http://www.yogebooks.com/english/atkinson/1903sciencebreath....
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by new_guy 5y ago
This is bizarre, I can get that people get accidentality stuck in these situations, but willingly staying there is just straight up dumb. Cancel the order, go the store, get a new fridge. It's honestly not that difficult.
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by new_guy 5y ago
I had this exact thought earlier, watching a movie and I realised mankind has been around for hundreds of thousands of years, and the technology we have now was pretty much inconceivable even a century ago, even the average person lives bet
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by new_guy 5y ago
This sounds like the flight, fight , freeze response. You're lacking stimulation so you coast along until you need to work then you fight . More: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26371848

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