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I just googled "news dead gay actor" and he did episode 1 of The Twilight Zone, which is a pretty notable resume item. He died a month back unfortunately.

"he's fine for now" truncated to "he's fine" and then HE DIES AT 7 YEARS OLD

Earl Holliman?

There are other jobs, but the market isn't homogeneous or liquid. The jobs available to a specific person may not pay enough, be stable enough, may not be close enough, or may not like the person for bullshit reasons or expect some specific qualifications.

I can just get another job, because I know all these things are similar for me at other businesses in my industry.

Remember, if you drive your own car for work, and they aren't insuring it, you are double subsidising your employer.

No, it's advertising.

I don't want it for me. It doesn't have it.

You want it for you, you have other options.

Because it encourages gamification, advertising, malware, and illegal content.

If you want links, use the link sharing forums.

I don't want the content to be outside the app, I want the content to be the photos people post.

You never stop coming

Don't give the Adams brothers any ideas

AH _sorry

Buddy is a bigot, they don't make much sense.

Buddy we're not here to give you a college education. Figure this out yourself.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_valid_argument_forms

"It seems like", "I guess", "alternately it could be" is another way of prepositioning A therefore B.

B is unknown and derived. A is known.

alright that's not direct experience, there's derived conclusions in there.

https://fs.blog/epistemology-know-know-know/

If you can prove or disprove that you've solved a field of philosophy.

I don't know what mechanism they use, but I have a hunch that if you allowlist one user from an instance, the instance owner could potentially see the stuff. Not just your own instance owner.

Why does the fediverse not have a privacy control to limit who can see and interact with your posts?

Because of the way the protocol works.

There is no way to accomplish this is a publicly federated network without trusting the portals people use and/or creating some sort of public key exchange on friend requests.

This results in privacy breaches being as simple as compromising one node, or writing some code to make a node hostile.

The key idea would be basically when you friend/follow someone you send them your public key, they keep a list of keys and encode/individually send followed messages to people. Very onerous.

The mayor doesn't own the town

At least the ones that do are the villains in those stories

I think it has to do with women being trafficked into cam service.