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  • Do Trans People Have “Stand Your Ground” Rights? Wyoming’s Answer May Be “No.”

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  • What mental gymnastics are going on that they claim "unlawful intent" if the intent to was to stop the man from assaulting her. How is intending to stop someone from continuing a hate crime unlawful?

  • Do we have any metrics on when the most active user activity is across Lemmy / PieFed?

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  • I would never view it on company hardware

    I browse on a company device and have noticed that i guess images uploaded to communities from users on instances are sometimes considered "low reputation" domains, and do get flagged as suspicious or oddly as pornography for whatever reason? Fortunately i am able to see and dismiss these in my org, and justify the usage as "cyber intelligence news gathering"

  • For Americans who still use cash, what's the highest bill denomination you commonly use?

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  • Be careful incentivizing the kids too much with the tooth fairy

  • Google worker charged with using internal data to make $1.2m on bets

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  • Interesting bit from the court docs of how they traced it to him:

    Based on cryptocurrency tracing analysis performed by FBI personnel, I have learned the following, among other things: on or about November 12, 2025, and November 13, 2025, in a total of approximately three transactions, Wallet-0xAf6 sent a total of approximately $149,980 of cryptocurrency to particular cryptocurrency swapping service (“Swapping Service- 1”).2,3 Based on documents from Swapping Service-1, I have learned that shortly after those three transactions, Swapping Service-1 sent approximately $149,980 of cryptocurrency to a particular cryptocurrency payment processor (“Payment Processor-1”). Based on documents from Payment Processor-1, I have learned that the November 12 and 13, 2025 transactions were received by account in the name of “Michele Spagnuolo,” and that an Italian Government identification card was used to open the account at Payment Processor-1. A copy of that identification card, which I have reviewed, appears to be a government identification card for MICHELE SPAGNUOLO, a/k/a “AlphaRaccoon,” the defendant.

    Seems like whatever swapping service he used is what got him as he probably assumed that they wouldn't comply with law enforcement or have detailed records.

  • Microsoft's GitHub bans security researcher who posted zero-day Windows exploits because company 'ruined their life' — expert claims action is vindictive and promises further retaliation

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  • Microsoft has been mum on any details about these matters, so it's hard to tell if the situation is about an uncooperative researcher who doesn't follow standard disclosure rules or a company being difficult about security reports. Regardless, the move to ban Eclipse's GitHub account makes for poor optics, as it is being heavily criticized, and ultimately achieves nothing for security, since the code is out there anyway.

    Classic Streisand effect. Just two years ago Satya Nadella publicly announced they're prioritizing security above all else, but now have nothing to say about these exploits and are trying to silence the researcher? Viewing from the sidelines, it did seem a bit reckless how Eclipse was dropping these as zero days, but Microsoft's actions speak louder than words and they probably didn't pay for the bounties.

  • In the US, why doesn't a personal savings account make more sense than health insurance?

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  • Unless you've committed to a 5 or 10 year CD, you probably can defer the payments or split them until the CD matures so you don't forfeit the interest. Also, for proper CD planning, it's probably best to use a ladder strategy where you have multiple CDs and staggered so one matures every year for you to decide if you need the cash or can reinvest it.

  • California moves to exempt Linux from its upcoming age-verification law after backlash over forcing operating systems to collect users’ ages

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  • paw patrol is just so over stimulating with frequent cuts and it's clearly designed to hook kids short attention spans / does not help develop longer attention spans. It's a classic problem that kids don't want to stop watching and have tantrums if you enforce screen time and turn it off. All of this to sell huge toys that kids think they want and will play with one time.

    Also the stories are not really that great, and suck to watch as a parent. They always introduce an issue which is immediately resolved, triggering that instant gratification in your kids brain, without teaching them about conflict resolution or anything really useful. This isn't even about the idea of Adventure Bay being a police state or promoting the privatization of communal services.

    It's an unfair comparison, but a show like Bluey has great storytelling and while not being purely educational, teaches kids how to emphasize with others and deal with conflict that isn't easily solvable, even for adults. The music, illustrations, and stories are a work of art and a more valuable use of time than Paw Patrol.

  • Whats the dumbest thing youve ever heard?

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  • "Please listen carefully as our menu items have changed."

  • California moves to exempt Linux from its upcoming age-verification law after backlash over forcing operating systems to collect users’ ages

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  • This is a benign example, but I was talking with a fellow parent about our dislike of Paw Patrol and told them I had to remove that as an option in Netflix. They were shocked that was possible and I could see the gears turning in their head with that new info. Granted I'm not parenting a teenager yet, but it seems like most of the functionality in bigger platforms generally exists, people just don't know it's there and to set it.

  • Any dead franchises that can survive being rebooted?

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  • There was a Captain Planet parody with Don Cheadle like 15 years ago which was very much like The Boys + Captain Planet. I think that could actually work well now and have a more mature tone of Captain Planet who is like Homelander.

  • Movies

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  • There have been a bunch: Throne of Blood is Samurai Macbeth. Warm Bodies is Zombie Romeo & Juliette

  • What is your favorite media villain?

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  • ahh yeah, i know the meme but this looks more than just slapping Jar Jar's face on it. Maybe the original version is from a video game, because I don't recognize the jedi from being in any of the animated shows

  • What is your favorite media villain?

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  • also the line right before this when Hondo says "who are these horny headed maniacs"

  • What is your favorite media villain?

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  • what is this from????

  • What subtle (or unsubtle) personality changes have you noticed in people who frequently use AI as a tool?

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  • To be fair, before ChatGPT, they'd probably still google it and land on a StackOverflow question for doing the same thing, rather than refer to the documentation or memorize it.

  • Removed

    FCC Attempts to Solve Robocall Problem by Potentially Creating Even Bigger Privacy Problem

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  • The Verge's Podcast has a reoccurring segment now called "Brendan Carr is a Dummy" with all these stupid moves on his part.

  • Next Level Sigma

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  • They were pretty clear with the job for Office Space, they worked for a bank/financial institution and had to update the software for Y2K so the years could accommodate 4 digits. That's why they were able to take push an exploit that allowed them to keep the rounded penny in a transition for their scheme, which may or may not have been inspired by Superman III.

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    Microsoft made Copilot a co-author on every VS Code project, reverted after developers revolted

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  • Gotta pump the bubble somehow and show "universal AI usage". Facebook did something similar like 10 years ago with inflating views for video content to get publishers to pivot to video on Facebook's platform by juicing the numbers.

  • What are your BEST tech purchases?

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