Kinglink @ Kinglink @lemmy.world

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Legally they had been served, so there was nothing they could do about it.

Somehow I doubt this.

Maybe it's true but legally I know in California you are required to do your briefs in 12 point font. While that's briefs, I would imagine evidence would be under the same banner. It definitely WOULD be illegal to do it in 1 pt font or intentionally making it unreadable. I would imagine if the other side wanted to make it an issue they could back to the judge and he's probably have it out with you.

Maybe the lawyers wisely replaced your malicious compliance with correct sized print with out telling you, maybe the other side didn't care.

I meant with the story/reporting. Mentally, I forgot Biden was VP first, and didn't think the story would be about her ten years ago, but well.. clearly it was. Nothing to really worry about.

As a follow up, you might want to start with a discord bot if you're curious. We have a slack bot at work that's pretty useful. But again it depends what your goal is or what you want to do. Programming is fun and working with simple bots is probably the easiest and most interesting stuff to do... until it doesn't work.

Oh and use ChatGPT to ask questions, I've found it extremely helpful even when I'm doing really hard programming tasks, especially because how you phrase the question helps your brain start working on the problem.

Considering this is 16 minutes old and a currently happen situation, it's very likely BBC doesn't keep that information on hand, and likely has to go source that.

I doubt the soldiers put out a press release as the first thing they did detailing the ideological differences, and more focused on consolidating power right now.

I actually had a chance to talk to someone who is part of the flight crew who flies her (And other dignitaries) for the US as first lady and they said Jill Biden is the real deal. Extremely nice, even singing happy birthday to one of the crew when she found out it is their birthday.

Kind of one of those things I'm glad to hear about.

Though I kind of thought there was something off, but this was back when Biden was VP. (She would almost never fly on Air Force 2 now since that's the VP's designation)

I was ready to say "I'm glad they're not arresting someone for nudity." and the claims he's fondling himself might be the residents trying to embellish it to paint him in a bad light, but there's literally a picture of him (or someone) climbing into someone's window. How is that not an open and shut case?

Like it would be good for America to be less uptight when talking about nudity, but this isn't the poster child of that.

If you used to meet people in person at the office, be prepared for a fight. But I personally think a reasonable company should allow you to go full remote. My company and did and my team is all on site.

That being said you're doing the right thing. Look for another job that will let you go full remote. You have the experience, now shop your talent around. Who knows you might also get a nice pay raise as well.

Gonna give you the bad news up front.

Doesn't matter what the missions statement is, the majority of the content is going to be about America. You'd probably be better off talking about making "World Politics" and even then you still might have to ban US specific politics.

Also you better be left wing, because it's going to be VERY left wing.

Considering we still constantly talk about reddit... no it's already been ruined.

This, I'm so sick of "I want to hurt something... so I'm going to continually talk about it".

It's the worst in games, because all it does is get more people to talk/know/hear about a game. Cyberpunk 2077 was a bad launch, instead of just harping on that, I wish every post was "Instead of Cyberpunk 2077, I'm playing X game and it's amazing" Get people interested in something else... and in general stop talking about this shit.

Yeah, most people don't realize programming is just reading websites/documents and trying to figure out how to fit piece A to piece B.

I mean there's some programs where there's no real APIs, but for the most part it's mostly "Get X to do Y" I do networking code for a router and a decent chunk of what I REALLY do in code is configuring stuff based on how our device is configured... or configuring stuff that configures stuff.

What do you want it to do?

There's a lot of automation program that works rather easily. But it's more about the program you choose.

I’m familiar with knowledge graphs, SPARQL, a tiny tiny tiny bit of SQL, python and R (mostly because of school).

Sounds like you have some computer knowledge. So next thing you should do is look up what ever you want to do and then see if there's some automation already at play.

If you want something for lemmy, start looking through these and good luck.

It doesn't matter what they are. That's how TCP is designed to ramp up until it fills the pipe. Upload a large continuous file and you will fill the upload until it's done.

That's literally how the protocol works.

That's a traffic shaping problem, not really on the person or service. Streaming would be a better example because that's immediate and you care about uploading in a timely fashion and best quality, but if you limit your upload bandwidth you can manage it better....

But then again we're talking about upload, in general, upload only matters in a few situations, latency will be more important, and download is always more noticeable than upload speeds.

Even doing making youtube videos the only reason you need instant fast video upload is if you're trying to push drama videos, and even then, I'm probably fine with them being slightly limited by that. But ultimately uploading videos is only slightly inconvenient for modern broadband, if it's that bad, look into how to limit how much bandwidth it takes up, there's good ways.

Great, now what are we going to do about it?

Hell just outlaw datacaps and I'd say that's a good step.

That being said I doubt almost anyone on here probably has more than those speeds, Cox (the worst cable company, trust me) gives me 10x those numbers, but the real problem is they'll continue to raise the rates on us, and worse, there's no competition. Verizon 5g came by and it's not really a viable alternative, because Cox just out paces them enough, but ultimately, you're going to spend at least 100 dollars a month on Cable, but still there's no choices available.

I know Spez either doesn't care or get enough of it. He probably didn't care much about place, probably wasn't involved in the decision about the guillotine getting bombed and doesn't really think about it. But part of me absolutely hope this is how he remembers this place.

Fuck Spez. Amen. That's how I'll always remember r/place

What’s the issue with taking ownership of your posts with you?

I think the question is will they allow it. Though I'm sure there's weird edge cases. I'm not an expert on the Ferdiverse, but let's say you hope from Lemmy.world to Threads or something like that. But Lemmy.ca banned threads, now your posts have moved. It kind of creates a weird migration.

Though the counter argument also exists "Why do you need to take ownership of posts?" I don't know if that's as valuable to go through the hassle. If anything moderator positions is what would matter more and can be done through a process rather than migration. (promote B, remove A)

But like I said, I'm not an expert so I'm still learning.

B. Just migrate the salt, too. A server can have per-user salts, which may be migrated together with the hash.

If ever server has per-user salts, great. But that's again a question for implementation. You're making a huge assumption that's how it works, and there's no server dependent values. I mean even the hashing algorithm should be able to be proprietary be different between servers (At least that's how I'd do it).

C. If you already have control over someone else’s account, what additional benefit does migrating serve?

Because control can be reverted, or limited. I mean if I can step to Bieber's laptop when he's in the bathroom, that's not the same as having his login in and password... If lemmy.world sees someone has broken in and locks the account, or Bieber changes his password, your access is lost, where as if you migrate it, can lemmy.world revoke the migration? And if that's the case, doesn't that create some strange problems?

I'm not saying this is a bad idea, but I think you have to think more about the edge cases. Though this does have me now thinking about what's the value of this migration?

There's three big problems with this.

A. You're now allowing people to hop, and even name change. Let's say they'll allow that. But I think both of those are things that will have to be agreed upon if it's done at all.

B. You're missing the password. Every instance should have a unique salt, passwords should NEVER be reversible, and never be stored insecurely (AKA before salting the hash for instance). I use a different password for every site, but I've had sites tell me "Your password is X" ... holy shit that's a HUGE security flaw for multiple reasons.

So if I'm migrating and don't need to set a new password, that'd be questionable.

C. This can be done unscrupulously. If I get control of someone's account, I can migrate it and essentially steal all their accounts and posts. For 99 percent of us who cares, but let's say there's a post from "Justin Bieber" and I get his account, migrate it, use a new password, and now make his posts say "I don't suck cocks"...

It's probably more important when it's a big game studio who posts update and such to Lemmy somewhere but the point is accounts will have a huge value eventually, letting you migrate it with a click might be dangerous.

They're looking for criminal charges, I hope the find one. Claiming to be kidnapped and starting to get a nationwide manhunt started? Fuck your ass.

There's a 911 call to start this, she disappeared for 49 hours too. That is malicious intent, not a joke or "hoax".

You are very correct, and I am very foolish. But yeah, Louis Leterriers. I also forgot to mention the comic book style to the movie, it didn't exactly work but it was an interesting idea that I'm surprised someone else hasn't improved upon.