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by richbell 4y ago
According to Vice: > PornHub [removed] all videos on its site that weren't uploaded by official content partners or members of its model program https://www.vice.com/en/article/jgqjjy/pornhub-suspended
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by richbell 4y ago
> Much of that 80% of PornHub was "child porn"? Colour me skeptical on that one. They just deleted everything where they couldn't verify it was not child porn, but that's a very different thing. You are correct; the c
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by richbell 4y ago
> Are people on assistance not allowed to sue people? Of course they are, which is why I never said or implied this. I am referring to people who spend years filing frivolous lawsuits that are continuously dismissed for things like impr
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by richbell 4y ago
> That seems if anything to reinforce the idea that this is unrelated to welfare? I don't recall claiming that it was because of welfare. I'm merely providing context to one of the earlier posts — a number of people on govern
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by richbell 4y ago
It is relevant if the courts later overturned the decision and it is now considered free speech. I get your point, it's just a bad example given the historical baggage.
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by richbell 4y ago
> I thought the GP comment was wild, but "I just got my welfare check, time to hire a lawyer" is an even stranger take. I don't have any links on hand, but from what I recall they were all Pro Se. My understanding is that
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by richbell 4y ago
The content was 100% real, though the "I found this laptop and it happened to belong to Hunter Biden" story was obviously a pretense to release content that had been obtained illegaly — likely from a hostile foreign state. I guess
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by richbell 4y ago
> There is no independent verification of those claims against Keffals What would independent verification look like? I browsed the archived thread and it seems like the vast majority of claims have accompanying Twitter and archive links
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by richbell 4y ago
> If you yell "fire" and cause a panic, you're arrested for the panic, not the fact you spoke, but for the fact you put people in potential danger. This analogy was created in an attempt to outlaw people speaking against t
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by richbell 4y ago
> I’ve read some hilariously out-of-touch comments on this site, but this might take the cake. You know what else happens on a monthly basis? Normal paychecks. IIRC the context of that quote was that Kiwi Farms has/had several peopl
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by richbell 4y ago
Why not both?
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by richbell 4y ago
> Not ones from New Zealand, though: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/christchurch-mosque-shootings-... While his reply was incredibly edgy and immature, I'm don't think this is a compelling example. The NZ
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by richbell 4y ago
Per the other thread about this, I think it's more accurate to say "TikTok-related data hacked". This seems to have come from a third-party, assuming it is real.
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by richbell 4y ago
I don't trust them (AgainstTheWest, not Troy Hunt) either — and frankly I'm surprised to see that they're still active. Earlier this year they claimed to have discovered an NGINX 0-day RCE and tested it against a Canadian ban
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by richbell 4y ago
Forgive me, but it's technically libel . Slander is spoken, libel is written.
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by richbell 4y ago
> On and before May 2021, the death rate is about one per month. It's pretty much impossible that just by chance there would be seven consecutive months with no deaths That's possible, but it's worth pointing out that only
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by richbell 4y ago
If you're familiar with Go, go for it. But there isn't really a compelling reason for a person or team to switch from Java to Go; Java also has a rich ecosystem of templating engines.
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by richbell 4y ago
Perhaps I'm missing something but Crawler Hints seems to be completely separate from IndexNow — it's just a CloudFlare product that implements it.
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by richbell 4y ago
It seems that only 3 search engines are currently registered: Bing, Yandex, and Seznam. https://www.indexnow.org/searchengines.json
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by richbell 4y ago
I agree, you can get surprisingly far by just asking. That said, I can't find any contact information on the IndexNow website.
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by richbell 4y ago
There is a noticeable lack of information about how to enroll. I suspect it's more of a "if you need to ask you aren't big enough" type deal.
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by richbell 4y ago
> Eschew flamebait. Avoid unrelated controversies, generic tangents, and internet tropes. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by richbell 4y ago
I wonder if PayPal uses Twilio to send these codes.
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by richbell 4y ago
Hacker News doesn't have "private messages", Discord does.
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by richbell 4y ago
Does it matter whether FSD was enabled? Most newer cars — that don't have fancy computer vision — still have built-in sensors to prevent collisions when the car is "driving" (e.g., above 10km/h). I would expect that to b
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by richbell 4y ago
> Chris is himself a troll. He has physically attacked a gamestop employee, his mother tried to run over another one. He also gloated about having a girlfriend while deliberately witholding information that he knew would get him in troub
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by richbell 4y ago
I wish people would have just left Chris alone, but I think it's obtuse to dismiss Chris's behaviour as simply that of a "neurodivergent person". Acknowledging his strange and provocative behaviour isn't condoning t
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by richbell 4y ago
> who isn't notable for any reason other than being a target of incredibly intense stalking, This is demonstrably false. Chris Chan became the obsession of the internet because of his incredibly odd and anti-social behavior, such as
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by richbell 4y ago
I think the crux of the issue is that they purport to record deaths from non-natural causes "to the maximum extent practicable"; one could argue that both of those clauses leave room for interpretation. Ultimately there's no
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by richbell 4y ago
> 1. They use they/them pronouns Near used both he/him and they/them, per the person who alleged they committed suicide: https://mobile.twitter.com/marcan42/status/14104199133327237... > 2. T

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