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knightly [none/use any] @ knightly @hexbear.net
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  • The fact that they'd self-select an audience that agrees with them and folks that don't wouldn't follow them.

  • Bittorrent is best for static data, building it into a p2p social media protocol would be pretty hacky and would scale poorly unless it was only used for sharing media content.

    What you're looking for is a friend-2-friend network with onion routing, that way you only connect directly to people you trust and messages for others get passed along to the recipient through the f2f network.

  • Such things already exist, but I can't get anyone to try out Retroshare ( http://retroshare.cc/ ) with me because it isn't modern, polished, effortless, and mobile like corporate media.

  • It's not "less traceable", bitcoin is a public ledger, literally every transaction is documented on the blockchain for anyone and the IRS to see.

  • Site reliability engineer here, your application is both alive and dead until the monitoring server pings its health status API.

  • Ibuprofen for tension headaches, acetaminophen for the rest.

  • "Blue MAGA" are the Democrats who think their shit doesn't stink and love to insist that any vote that doesn't go to Harris is a vote for Trump.

    Classical Liberals are right-wing. Yes, this includes the Democrats and non-Socialist Libertarians.

  • The Olympics.

    Anti-piracy operations always pick up when big sporting events happen because the networks that pay for broadcast rights don't want to have to compete with unlicensed streams.

  • Firefox stores cookies in a DB file called cookies.sqlite, i just cleared cookies on a fresh new Firefox profile and the file is 524.3kB. A text dump of the file has four lines of text that describe the structure of the cookie database and that's it. No actual content.

  • Trans scientist inventing a gender that can observe the exact position and velocity of a particle simultaneously.

  • I'm amazed at how long it takes to boot up, too. Especially after the login screen, it's like 5 minutes from entering my password to the company VPN app finally starting up in the background.

    Meanwhile my 8 year old desktop (I use Arch, btw) takes all of 20 seconds, including both the login and the grub menu.

  • I am almost exclusively one of those Linux weirdos. The only non-Linux computer touching I do is for work. XD

  • Some of us are weird enough that it feels appropriate. 🤷🏼

  • Some nonbinary folks 💪

  • This.

    If you only need to disrupt gait recognition for a short period of time, then something as low-tech as some pebbles in your shoe would suffice. But there aren't any solutions that can fool it long-term.

  • Can? Probably. Will? No. They would need access to Crowdstrike's update distribution system and if they had that they could do much more interesting things than crashing a bunch of systems.