

Wait until they start reporting their training data to the police.
Wait until they start reporting their training data to the police.
Of course. It’s distraction. Anything less, and we might forget that Trump Rapes Kids.
yeah they’ll need to open up that drywall to drill holes in all the studs.
Not necessarily. They make 54" long, flexible drills that can go through 3 studs from a single hole. Some have 4’ extensions that you can attach as well, to drill studs 8 or even 12 feet out from a single hole.
They’ll typically use something like this:
This flexible bit is about 4’ long. You cut the hole where you want the outlet, then insert that flexible bit to drill through the floor or ceiling, inside the wall. The cable is routed through the basement or attic.
If basement or attic are inaccessible, you can drill horizontally, three studs at a time. You’ll have holes every 4’. If you are creative, you can install new outlet boxes in those holes, and not have to do any drywall work.
It makes me happy to see the depth of the down votes on your comment.
You think he can convince people to vote against their own interests in support of the “greater good” of “owning the libs”?
Whatsisface was picked specifically because he doesn’t pose a threat to the cult leader.
ICE and the ICC target his lieutenants. Epstein targets the fucker himself.
Take down ICE, and he commits his next atrocity with FEMA, or DEA or the Bureau of Land Management.
Take him down, and Corporal Couchfucker can’t hold the GOP together.
The reality is that we don’t actually need to wait for the epstein files to be released. We know Trump is a child rapist.
UBlock origin will let you do this. Come back to this comment in a couple minutes…
Edit: Add something like this to your uBlock Origin custom filters. (The sites I included are all paywalls, but you can substitute your own)
feddit.org.##.title:has-text(/theintercept.com|economist.com|military.com|wired.com|theverge.com|theglobeandmail.com|404media.co|nytimes.com|vox.com|washingtonpost.com|theatlantic.com/)
This will turn something like this:
into something like this:
(The “Anker’s Sound” post has had its link and headline hidden)
Reddit Enhancement Suite had FilteReddit, which had more fine grained controls to block posts linking to specific sites. I’ve been looking for a Lemmy equivalent, but UO is the best I’ve found so far.
Pyrotry?
You can create a virtual machine, running within your debian install, to serve as your router. It actually works very well.
I used a headless Debian VM as a router with Shorewall to configure iptables. If I had to do it again, I probably would have used an opensense VM.
OK, but where are the Epstein files?
Just how many kids did Trump rape?
Identifying and responsibly disclosing security flaws is legal; publicly exploiting them is not.
“Security Flaws” implies that there was some attempt to restrict access that could have been considered “security”. They made no such attempt. Everything was openly provided to the general public.
Putting a big bowl of candy on your front porch during Halloween is an “invitation”, not a “security flaw”.
Your proposal is acceptable.
I start typing in URLs that aren’t linked anywhere on the site, then I’m accessing stuff the site hasn’t explicitly indicated I have access to.
Doesn’t work like that. With the policy you describe, anyone who ever sees a “404” error is a criminal.
I don’t have to publish everything I am willing to offer. You are free to ask for something I may or may not have. I get to decide how to respond to your request.
To use your analogy, I can walk up to your door and request a glass of water. You’ve never explicitly offered a glass of water to anyone; I’m still allowed to ask. If you dont want me to have your water, you can say “No” or you can ignore me.
When you go ahead and give me a glass of water, you don’t get to claim I stole it from you. It is not theft to ask.
You have to make some sort of effort to have your web server limit my access, and I have to make some sort of effort to convince your webserver to bypass those restrictions before you can claim I am exceeding my authorization.
Yes. The relevant metric:
99.55% of posts are on a single instance. That is not “federated” in any meaningful sense.