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  • I meant I run it.

    But to answer your question, it uses subaddressing really well. When you give your email to a company, you add a label to the address just for that company, then all of their emails go in that label. You can easily toggle things like notifications, mark as read, and show in aggbox (our version of the inbox, since there isn’t really an inbox when everything is sorted already). Then if that company leaks your email, you can block that label.

    You can also set up screening labels that are meant for real people, then any new senders get screened to make sure they’re human before you get their mail.

  • Proton has their own AI bullshit:

    https://lumo.proton.me/

    At least it’s not rummaging around your email though.

    And just so you know, it is not end-to-end encrypted like their email is when emailing another Proton user: https://lumo.proton.me/legal/privacy

    The only way to have actually private AI is to run it on your own hardware.

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  • I hope 36 isn’t old. I’m about to turn 40.

  • Every industry is like that, but with programming, you’re usually asking online, and people tend to be much bigger assholes online. Try not to let them bother you. Eventually you’ll be better than them, because those people tend to not be that good at what they do anyway.

  • Doesn’t brass do the same thing with no electricity?

  • You are right, but I do want to point at that “library” is based on the Latin word librarium which literally translates to “a place for books”.

  • I rewatched Stranger Things season 4, which takes place in 1986, and there’s a scene where code flashes on the screen while they’re “hacking”. It shows:

    • Turbo C++ - not invented until 1990
    • HTML - 1993
    • HTTPS - 1994 (it’s called htsps on the screen)
    • PHP - 1995
    • CSS - 1996
    • Iframe - 1997
    • C# - 2000
    • .NET Framework - 2002
    • CoffeeScript - 2009
    • Flexbox - 2009
  • Straight up cold blooded murder.

  • Keep it down this time.

  • That’s not a blue wave.

  • I’ve been waiting for that wave for thirty years. Most Americans wouldn’t know a good idea if it was giving them a blowjob. And most Americans are so Fox News brained they’ll vote for every bad idea they see.

  • Just watch, we’re two weeks away from some tech bro trying to start a Clankercamp website. The best part is that no one except other tech bros will care.

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  • A lot of people view women’s role in society as just breeders, so don’t value a woman’s education in the slightest. How you could think that about your own daughter is beyond me, but that’s the long and short of it. Sexist parents with lots of money do this kind of shit.

  • Oh so then they’re fully qualified to be ICE. No intelligence required. In fact, intelligence hurts your chances.

  • Ah, I didn’t notice that. Well, all is good then. Shrek is love. Shrek is life.

  • And? Why stop now that you know how good he is. Shrek provides for everyone.

  • Every time you install Linux, Linus clips a penguin’s wings.

    Think of the penguins. Stop using Linux.