yukkuri

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by yukkuri 3y ago
Yeah, same. It's been a great choice.
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by yukkuri 3y ago
Because the things that would actually work are political suicide because it would decrease the amount of "score" the plutocrats can accumulate in the "I'm richer than you".
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by yukkuri 3y ago
The free market is horribly defective and how we got into all these messes. But have fun trying to be one of the exploiters until everything collapses because we refuse to regulate because it might earn one you less yacht
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by yukkuri 3y ago
And so the cycle of programmers that create serious errors and vulnerabilities because they think they understand UB and don't respect it continued...
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by yukkuri 3y ago
I feel old because I still remember the memory management game very clearly
36.
by yukkuri 3y ago
Better to just pretend you never noticed it. Even telling them their password is visible is risking being the messager that gets shot. Using the password is right out.
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by yukkuri 3y ago
o7 F
38.
by yukkuri 3y ago
But that's communism! How dare you suggest it!
39.
by yukkuri 3y ago
We should get these welfare queens off the dole! Wait these are big corporations instead of struggling single mothers? Nevermind...
40.
by yukkuri 3y ago
That's not even an unusual name...
41.
by yukkuri 3y ago
"Security questions" are as a class pretty stupid.
42.
by yukkuri 3y ago
Same, on multiple sites. It is obnoxious as heck
43.
by yukkuri 3y ago
Count down to "prolong" treatments like in David Weber's books?
44.
by yukkuri 3y ago
Tcmd is excellent, and his dedication to it is too.
45.
by yukkuri 3y ago
Where the heck did you get that idea from? The batteries discussed in this article are storage stations that are part of the grid, not something bought and maintained by the consumer.
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by yukkuri 3y ago
Yeah that's not how I feel today when I searched for a local buffet by name and accidentally tapped the first, sponsored result which was Golden Corral, yuck. Definitely not "more value" to me
47.
by yukkuri 3y ago
Just yell "NOT ALL RICH PEOPLE" and be done with it, bro.
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by yukkuri 3y ago
Good on you!
49.
by yukkuri 3y ago
So did he pass his check flight? ;)
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by yukkuri 3y ago
A very nice way to illustrate it!
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by yukkuri 3y ago
Because the US legal system (and many others) are adversarial, people can still sue you on very flimsy grounds and you still have to respond or you lose by default. It may very well be that the troll doesn't have a solid case, but you
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by yukkuri 3y ago
They never argue in good faith, because to argue in good faith they would have to admit their real goals, which are deeply regressive, reactionary, and worse. So they publish lies like this.
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by yukkuri 3y ago
This is transparently written by RW conspiracy nuts that are angry their ivermectin "cures" got marked as false on old Twitter
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by yukkuri 3y ago
A lot of absurd moralizing here about "you're stealing by not watching ads". I keep adblock on for most sites because ads are so intrusive and often malware vectors. If advertisers want my eyes they need to not be obnoxious.
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by yukkuri 3y ago
The system isn't reasonable, so your denial based on what you think can "reasonably" happen is just your privilege talking.
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by yukkuri 3y ago
That is exactly what it is and that is why they're ignoring everyone that tells them why they shouldn't do it
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by yukkuri 3y ago
CSAM is just a smokescreen. The monitoring is the goal, and if/when they force this thru it will rapidly expand to cover anything and everything
58.
by yukkuri 3y ago
Not true, I maintain the VB6 and VC++6 parts of our system on a Win 11 machine. Search a bit and you will find instructions for installing them successfully.
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by yukkuri 3y ago
Marketing is lying as much as you can without going to jail for it.
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by yukkuri 3y ago
It's because government is run by people from/with close ties to the businesses and take massive bribes that we quaintly call "campaign contributions" from them. Any excuse to allow the mergers will be found because of t

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