thesuitonym

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by thesuitonym 5d ago
Maybe so, the point is there is a non-zero number of creators who already do sbarre thinks is too onerous.
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by thesuitonym 5d ago
I should hope you remember the Internet, it's still there. It may come as a surprise to you, but the whole reason the WWW works is because of the Internet, that's how you're able to see this web site!
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by thesuitonym 5d ago
> Should anyone deviate from the EU leftist narrative they will be fined, disconnected, imprisoned or all three. Big government censorship and surveillance capitalism are actually right-wing ideologies.
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by thesuitonym 5d ago
I remember those days, and when Cartoon Network was the same. I didn't mind it then because, like you, I found the promos were a great way to know what was on the channel at different times. Especially in the age before on-screen guide
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by thesuitonym 5d ago
The closest I've found is Bitwarden, but even that isn't quite as good as 1Password.
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by thesuitonym 5d ago
All creators that are on Nebula already upload sponsor-free versions there.
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by thesuitonym 5d ago
uBlock Origin + SponsorBlock is the only way YouTube is even remotely watchable these days. Even still, it's not really worth it. I frequently find it better to spend my time doing anything else.
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by thesuitonym 5d ago
And what happens when some bad actor actively monitors for that signal and seeks out the people who have it? And why does it require carrying my surveillance device to tell others I don't want to be surveilled?
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by thesuitonym 5d ago
You can't do it with technology alone (or really at all). It has to be the law that does this.
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by thesuitonym 8d ago
And before those code monkeys were making money, we called them skiddies.
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by thesuitonym 8d ago
This is something that Apple really got right. My kids can initiate any kind of purchase they want (At least, those that are allowed based on Screen Time controls) but every purchase stops and waits for approval from me or my wife. Even if
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by thesuitonym 8d ago
Passkeys are awesome if you're one person, with one account, on one device. As soon as any of those three aren't true, they're a huge pain in the ass.
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by thesuitonym 8d ago
Or to put it another way: Why should I be interested in reading something you weren't interested in writing?
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by thesuitonym 9d ago
It's not a dumb question, but there isn't any single answer. It depends on what protections you have on your iCloud account. For most users, if you've lost your phone, but remember your iCloud password and have a new phone wi
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by thesuitonym 9d ago
But if sitting on a pile of cash provides returns, eventually all money will accumulate into the hands of a few ultra wealthy individuals. (Hmm...)
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by thesuitonym 9d ago
> not being seizable by dirty governments If you believe that, I have some land to sell you
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by thesuitonym 9d ago
No, people who die as a direct result of capitalist economics are not counted because that would be inconvenient and wouldn't fit the CIA's narrative.
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by thesuitonym 10d ago
They should not be in charge of anything, but being a sociopath gets you obscene amounts of money and puts you in charge of all sorts of things.
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by thesuitonym 10d ago
I can't speak for everybody, but in my case, my city has Flock cameras. It does not have Motorola, Rekor, Leonardo, or Axon.
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by thesuitonym 10d ago
A Silcon Valley startup with poor server-side security? Couldn't be!
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by thesuitonym 10d ago
It's a red-alert to you and me, but Flock won't care. People already don't want these cameras in their cities, but police departments buy them anyway. What does it matter if there's one more reason you don't want th
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by thesuitonym 10d ago
There's a lot going on here, but why on earth would you think it's OK to use your company credit card for your son's YouTube channel? Even if it was only $20. What the hell was he thinking?
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by thesuitonym 10d ago
This space is where AI usage is most confounding to me. Regardless of your stance on AI, this work does not need to be done. So if you don't enjoy it enough to actually do it, why are you even here? If you do enjoy the work, why ar
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by thesuitonym 17d ago
* Select models only. Limitations and restrictions apply. Warranty void in all countries.
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by thesuitonym 17d ago
If you still need a remote computer to do your work, in what way are you doing work on the phone?
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by thesuitonym 17d ago
The truck metaphor is actually incredibly apt, because if you want to do "truck stuff" with your PC, a lot of people think you can't do that on a phone, but 90% of what people need a beefy computer for could be done on a phon
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by thesuitonym 17d ago
We keep putting more powerful chips into phones, and giving them bigger screens, but we never turn them into useful computers. Why is this?
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by thesuitonym 17d ago
Used to be you'd say Google was bad because the users weren't the customers, the advertisers were. Nowadays even the advertisers aren't the customers. They only customers Google has anymore are the shareholders.
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by thesuitonym 17d ago
I'm surprised you tried so many times to do Google's job for them.
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by thesuitonym 18d ago
This is not going to be the popular opinion but at this point, if your project is not for profit (As I assume most fan-made wikis are), I've found it's best to just ignore Google. Leads from Google are typically not good anyway, e

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