

If you don’t want to be compatible with what millions of websites are written in (because that’s the complicated part), you now have to convince all of them to invest lots of money to migrate to your new web standard… Good luck…
If you don’t want to be compatible with what millions of websites are written in (because that’s the complicated part), you now have to convince all of them to invest lots of money to migrate to your new web standard… Good luck…
ml represents all dictatorships…
Have hundreds of notes in Joplin so far… Awesome software!
Just cut a few murder scenes and all the blood out and it should be fine 😉😉😉
No, grow up first!!!11
Hey, that’s only for billionaires.
He lost the coins in 2013 or before. The price was then $15 or even lower…
If he just bought 100 BTC for only $1.5k in 2013, he’d now have 10 million dollars…
He lost the coins in 2013 or before. The price was then $15 or even lower…
If he just bought 100 BTC for only $1.5k in 2013, he’d now have 10 million dollars…
But then, people would realize that you got copyrighted material and stuff from pirating websites…
Great… US cars finance a Nazi supporter and Chinese cars are spy machines on wheels… Maybe, German cars are superior in the end…
If Christians actually acted christian instead of misinterpreting a few sentences from an old book, this world could be better…
@ USA, Your oligarchs are out of control.
yes, ok, but the 0 click reveals that I’m probably living in Germany (I just kind of doxed myself) and the IP can reveal the city or village I’m living in and if you cantact my ISP as law enforcement, you could probably find out my name and address…
But ok, the post is probably a bit of clickbait, because you can’t do much with the information you get from this method.
I don’t get it?
Why not just sending someone a link to an image on your website? You grab the IP address and are probably closer to the actual location with less work. Or would Signal proxy the image? Then, you need to just send a link. The user clicks (1 click attack) and you get the IP address…
Prevent opinion downvoting by disabling downvotes globally.
50 upvotes, 90 downvotes, that’s not problematic at all, but there is the huge total score of -40 in this case that could lead to the deletion of the post or comment.
By the way: My instance is one of the few with downvotes disabled. So, if you want to give me feedback on this, I can only see comments…
Opinion downvoting was the most toxic feature of Reddit and led to perfect echo chambers. We should have left it there.
If you want private messaging decentralized, there is Matrix. If you don’t mind, there is Signal or Threema.
What’s the point of it? “Hi ChatGpt, the Russian enemy is like 10 degrees on the left and a bit further down from the currently aimed position. Maybe 12 degrees… Just shoot 100 times and vary the x and y degree by a radom value between 0 and 5 degrees with steps of 0.1 degrees each time based on a secure RNG, so you maybe hit the enemy. If you hit, I’m gonna tell you and give you further instructions. If not, repeat in an loop, but break out of it after 5 minutes.”
After you explained it what to to, the enemy already took your position and is confused what that thing in front of them is, so maybe put a bomb below it and activate it remotely…
Seems to be the least useful AI assisted killing machine possible.
If it is able to replace software devs, it’s probably able to replace 95% of the jobs that require mainly using your brain.
No ads, no “privacy” popups, no “pleeeeeease log in” popups… I dunno… Makes the platform usable for me…
I hope, in the end, Firefox and Thunderbird survive…
If Firefox is gone, the clones/forks will probably die as well. And the complexity of a web browser makes it hard to just give the project to some new people…