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retpirato
4y ago
Reddit mods have a habit of blocking/censoring views they don't agree with, (mainly all on one side, consistent with their ideology). That doesn't mean it applies to every subreddit, but if it weren't a widespread proble
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retpirato
4y ago
Somebody is actually working on a language made entirely of emojis called "emojilang, so this could be a way to write a secret message.
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5y ago
Lookup "mastodon". It's decentralized meaning there are multiple instances (copies) of it run by different people each with their own code of conduct & rules regarding what kind of content is allowed. You can find one you
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retpirato
5y ago
Why didn't they try to create a good memory too, just to see if there appeared to be a difference in how it was created or stored?
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5y ago
That would be waste to remain healthy enough to live to 100, then kill yourself. Mental health is a part of living that long in the first place. Anybody who has the mentality that they'll just kill themselves once they reach that age,
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retpirato
5y ago
The expectation to "toe the line" is twitter's problem.
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5y ago
See https://swisscows.com/web?query=pizza®ion=iv . results do change depending on where you set your location to or if you don't set a location. Here's another one: https://www.qwant.com/?q=p
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5y ago
1. Don't automatically click on short links. There are plenty of url expanders online that you can copy & paste the link into that will tell you where the link goes. 2. Be very carefully clicking on links you don't already tru
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5y ago
I would've never guessed Brazil (or any country for that matter) would be like that. I guess I can see why if medics depend on that for their income, but I certainly would've never guessed they would act so aggressive about it. It
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5y ago
Honestly that's probably the only thing I would use either of these for.
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5y ago
I assume this is a joke, right? A real shady url certainly wouldn't use https.
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5y ago
This is why I don't & never will have a reddit account. I have heard the mods are very quick to ban people & even whole subreddits for ridiculous reasons. That & security reasons. It's astonishing how much personal inf
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6y ago
Now that flash has been phased out, this doesn't work. Is there a non-flash alternative?
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Nawlz (Interactive Comic)
(nawlz.com)
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6y ago
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Measuring Angle and Distance with Your Thumb
(vendian.org)
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6y ago
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6y ago
To see how this would turn out, just watch "person of interest". The question is whether this "god" will be the machine or samaritan. My fear is that it would be more like samaritan.
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The First Church of Artificial Intelligence? – American Digital News
(americandigitalnews.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
I disagree. You should be a member of a party because they share your views, not the other way around.
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6y ago
Some of the problems mentioned in the article could already be solved with gmail. To find out who sent you an email, append a "+[keyword]" & use that email to signup for a service. If you only use 1 site per keyword you will k
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6y ago
You realize elementary os exists right? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_OS
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6y ago
I think they're referring to the ability to post illegal content, which can't be blocked.
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6y ago
It differs from mastodon because it's on the blockchain & mastodon isn't. The problem is I don't see why that's better. Being on the blockchain also means a (less than a penny) processing fee, just as a standard BTC&
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6y ago
"Delay" is the key word. Not prevent. Any service big enough too attract more than "fringe" users will start seeing spammers eventually.
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6y ago
Not to mention anti-Semitic tweets, & in the past Isis accounts, who were shutdown by a "3rd party".
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6y ago
This looks a lot like instant messaging to me. Maybe glorified IM, but still IM.
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Playfair Cipher
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6y ago
Are there any sites that are a complete alternative to reddit instead of just a different frontend? I found https://dev.lemmy.ml/ , but they don't seem at all concerned about privacy. They have no privacy policy, so I f
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6y ago
"and then a speedy news roundup doubling as an advertisement for CNN itself." was all I needed to read. Regardless of your political views it should bother you that Spotify is clearly siding with cnn. If it doesn't something
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6y ago
https://youtu.be/jxZD2QdutEc also mentions quantum internet
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We're getting closer to the quantum internet, but what is it?
(electronics.howstuffworks.com)
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