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Any pronouns. 33.

Professional developer and amateur gardener located near Atlanta, GA in the USA.

I'm using a new phone keyboard, please forgive typos.

  • One night I was thinking about multiverse stuff and I wondered if you could cause a paradox in another timeline. I got stuck on thinking that it might not immediately destroy the timeline and then I began to worry what it would be like if we lived there. (I was not sober lol.)

  • I mained Lemmy before I mained Linux.

  • The size of the latest version of articles (no history) and without any media (pictures and videos) is pretty small. It's less than 200 GB.

  • People think of hacking like a thief with a lockpick. It's oftentimes more like someone methodically checking every door in the neighborhood for any that are unlocked.

  • Their algorithms are probably good enough to know you're interested in guns but not right wing stuff. Simple as that.

  • I tried the same input and got a more expected answer.

  • I see DDoS and DoS used interchangeably. I think because DDoS became a somewhat mainstream term (at least in online gamer communities) and is pronounced verbally (dee doss). Idk, just what I've seen.

    Like people calling roguelites roguelikes or third person shooters FPSes

  • All of cyber security is an arms race of moving targets. It doesn't need to be foolproof to mitigate traffic for a while.

  • Did you read the article? (There is a link to a non walled version.)

    Since they made and deployed a proof-of-concept, Aaron B said their pages have been hit millions of times by internet-scraping bots. On a Hacker News thread, someone claiming to be an AI company CEO said a tarpit like this is easy to avoid; Aaron B told 404 Media “If that’s, true, I’ve several million lines of access log that says even Google Almighty didn’t graduate” to avoiding the trap.

  • Reminds me of burying folders in folders in folders to hide naughty content as a youth.

  • To my American eyes and English speaking self, I assumed it was associated with communism. (I don't think it's bad or anything.)

  • You'd have to show who specifically was yelling. You see everyone from all instances they're federated with. They might not have even been from Lemmy.world.

    Edit: Case in point, I'm from programming.dev

  • I think you're drastically underestimating how even small steps like that can tune a ton of people out. If they're only sort of on the fence about it it might be enough to make it not worth it. Or maybe they'll think they'll check later but never get around to it.

  • but no one wants nor expects to have to do significant research and make a decision about how they want to interact with a social media site before they've even started using it.

    Then just directly recommend specific, general purpose instances to people.

  • How do you know your accounts weren't part of a ban wave? It doesn't necessarily mean they linked them through your phone.

  • Yeah, same. I sort of vaguely remember it as a kid. I had this saved on my computer from somewhere and saw it while making my Lemmy account. What's cool is that it is actually animated on some platforms.

  • Oh shit, thanks for the heads up! But this is not my real name. I got it as a captcha years ago and thought it was funny, so it's just some random email address I have as a backup. I've still removed it for good measure.

  • Just made an account on Xiaohongshu and saw literally no Chinese during the process other than the logo. The first Chinese I saw were the titles of videos.

    This was the first I saw. But by then, my account is already made and I can already see and enjoy content. I don't think it's as much of a barrier as you believe it is.