areyourllySorry

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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
the mojang to minecraft.net transition, yeah. the minecraft.net to microsoft transition, no. https://youtu.be/rUFDRAEducI
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
if it's cheaper than the proxies they might switch!
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
you spend that extra million to keep customers satisfied in a competitive industry. they have users trading hundreds of thousands - if there's downtime and they lose money because they weren't able to sell their positions at the r
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
I know what you mean but it's not part of the protocol and I don't think you could enforce it on an internet scale
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
then they'd have to moderate that dns server, and so your domains are no longer "unstoppable"...
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
xyz is a dollar to register. how much lower can you go?
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
they're just as supported as jpegxl. oh, and you need to pay rent for them as well, even though their costs are even smaller.
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
this is also a scammer.
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
torrents don't have a required upload ratio though.
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
you joke but this is pretty much how hcaptcha handles this, no doctor needed though https://www.hcaptcha.com/accessibility
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
their target audience does not know what a "docker" is, much less wants to lease a server for hosting
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
spy.pet used user accounts. botghost uses bot accounts, for which you need to enable certain intents in order to read messages.
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
the topics at the top of the homepage, sorting comments by timestamp, the little card when you click on someone's profile picture with other comments on the same channel (which was only on mobile for a while), they improved auto captio
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
the very legally binding novel-sized tos? the tos they change as often as they like to benefit only them? nobody is ethical here - they abuse us, we abuse them
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
ai scrapers are truly this year's boogeyman
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
you can cause damage to an electrical grid without any explosions. you can disrupt a highway by dropping spikes. etc
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
target
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
soup found in pot
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
the firefox error is also caused by malwarebytes blocking.
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
a subset of that, yes. but that label implies more than just that
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
for manual saves, it might be able to offload the challenge to the saver's computer (but that means adding explicit support for this particular library, which might or might not happen...)
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
why should we enjoy life if we're going to die anyway?
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
enjoy it while it still works, then.
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
there is no image search.
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
i think we have different definitions of e2ee.
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
haveibeenpwned has previously denied data without a clear source, or until recently data sourced from malware.
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
iirc some samsungs come with truecaller or callapp, which do what you described.
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
cry lol. discord is a company that doesn't care about you
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
did you type this?
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by areyourllySorry 1y ago
monkeytype settings -> quote

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