BZ 🇨🇦 @ bzarb8ni @lemm.ee

Ontario, Canada.

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“The most consequential election in our country, a choice between Fascism and Democracy, and you sit out? Cowards. Unethical, fearful cowards,” wrote one reader.

Haha, yep.

It was the biggest hack. The best hack. No one's been hacked like this before. Some say it was the greatest hack of all time

And people will still shrug this off and vote for him... 😥

Pandering to fascists... Not a good look.

It's a mix for me. I'll definitely use the CLI for most things, but I find some things easier with a GUI:

• Viewing history / branches
• cherry picking
• unstaging files

Almost like Sam Altman is just another run of the mill tech bro scam guy.

4G had a lot of the same issues as 3G, but 5G was a complete redesign (including security). It was supposed to have been way harder to break than previous generations.

For the record, I mean the racists

"No, but this time it's different!", they all say...

Well, if they won't send him home, we should all just start calling the team "the Dutch Rapists".

Maybe if enough people do it, they might find a conscience?

OR...and hear me out, two things might be bad at the same time.

Isn't that what I said?

I know what you're saying, and I agree that X is extremely problematic.

I think the difference is that X is owned by private individuals, whereas they're saying here that TikTok is under the control of the Chinese state. I wonder if there are different rules at play for estate actors?

There's something unsettling about PostMedia eating up all of these locals. They've shown that they're interested in being Fox News for Canada; playing fast and loose with facts, and stoking fear and anger.

Yeah, I like that! 👍 Corporations don't make decisions... Those people do

Not really something that is legal that should be illegal, but I would love to see this nonsense that corporate executives can't be held criminally responsible (the corporation is) for their illegal acts. I think it would correct an awful lot of shitty things corporations do really quickly (assuming enforcement).

That's really cool.

I'm sure we can all agree and wish him a speedy demise?

How dare the state make him pay back the money he stole

You've hit on half the magic!

You're talking about how the information is encoded, and the other side is how it can be decoded and turned back into analog sounds.

There's quite a bit at play here, but it's pretty well documented out in the world. You might want to read about audio encoding, or codecs

I hope the inevitable lawsuit is worth millions.

Unfortunately, unless things have changed it seems like she'll get screwed by the state again. Many states seem to have laws that limit what the wrongfully convicted can get in terms of compensation.

https://www.stlpr.org/government-politics-issues/2023-02-20/missouri-legislators-seek-to-expand-law-providing-restitution-for-wrongful-convictions