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throwaway0x7E6
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
reddit is down the hall and to the left
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
I dread to think how much would it cost to fly that thing for 24*64 hours
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4y ago
>Licenses for fishing and for fish processing are distributed separately, Sengers explains. Authorities saw fishing as one form of employment and fish processing as another, and they wanted to distribute both forms of employment equitabl
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
ah yes, civil asset forfeiture is now a And That's A Good Thing, Here's Why
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
and ISPs are not prohibited by any law from blackholing encrypted traffic in the name of combatting CSAM and hate speech to make the internet safer and more inclusive for everyone would you be cool with it if they did that?
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
>He's saying that they aren't I would like a few examples of who are those people the author considers to be "members of the cryptography community". it's a pretty wild claim considering that we owe the current s
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
it doesn't upset me one bit, I'm just pointing out to the poster above that he's been misled. surely you'll agree with me that it's much cooler to have Max Thundercock in your birth certificate than to adopt it as a
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4y ago
>The main problem is that it's a 12 year-old game, that's been largely abandoned by the developer my brother in Christ, you got it backwards - being abandoned is the biggest blessing an old Blizzard game can receive.
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
>The founder is Russian who had his billion dollar business (vk.com) stolen by the russian government, left the country and acquired cirizenship elsewhere it's a pretty good indicator that he is not a putin's stooge >most of
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
what a fascinating sob story about a guy who got paid 20k for a few days of work
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
nice try, glowie
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
it's primarily used as a platform, not a messenger also, Telegram has no ties to Russia
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
why?
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
"GF"
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
>I wouldn't be surprised if there was some light brigading going on from rivals. the opposite is true. a certain group of emotionally invested people will come out of the woods to defend any dumb or authoritarian decision Mozilla ma
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4y ago
>Oh, but get this, it's their platform they get to do what they want. now it's Musk's platform and he gets to do whatever he wants you're cool with that, right?
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
to serve and protect the regime
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
we the normal people
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
I'll come back with 'they can't do shit about the website'
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
that's funny, I don't recall unaccountability being a problem a very short time ago, when big-tech company commissars could evict anyone they didn't like for any reason or no reason at all. I vividly remember being told that
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4y ago
fuck them for acting like it is still the colonial era and they get to dictate their will to the rest of the world. the EU law applies to those unfortunate enough to reside within its borders. nobody else has to give a damn.
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
they can't do shit if Musk withdraws from EU market
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
pick one https://ffprofile.com/ https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
to make sense of API responses
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
based
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
lol, lmao even
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
and how do they manage not to lose access to their exchange account?
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4y ago
>All of a sudden we see Firebase’s cost graph go vertical. think of all the money you have saved by not having to hire a hundred engineers to maintain your website's infrastructure!
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4y ago
Yes.
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throwaway0x7E6
4y ago
>On October 17th the Department of Homeland Security launched “Operation Boiling Point”, a co-ordinated federal and local effort to disrupt orc gangs . lol, lmao
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