





Sounds like the setup for one of those ‘normal person saves the day’ plots, after the entire superman family has a kryptonite-laced thanksgiving dinner or something.
Doesn’t matter how hot I find somebody, ain’t no way any pincers getting near my genitals


Do it to an indie dev and I’m ostracizing you.
If an indie dev decided to randomly start removing content a year after release, they would deserve to have it done to them too. You get more leeway as an indie, but it’s not a free pass.

AI knows how to permeate the infrastructure in unique ways.
What does this mean? You shared an image that touches on the very simple basic stuff of how federation works.
An admin does not have access to every single instance, which this would indirectly entail.
What would indirectly entail? I feel like we’re having different conversations here.
The scary part is how much of this could be “unlocked” by someone who knows what they’re doing.
What is it that would be unlocked? Were you unaware of the basics of federation? I assure you none of this is a surprise to most technical users of the fediverse (which is most of us).

Do you really need an AI to spin up an instance? It’s fairly common knowledge any instance admin has access to all that info.


What I’m hearing is, 1 stack of poison capsules for him, just like any other enemy ☠️


I know there’s no way certain people are figments of my imagination, because there’s no way I could have imagined that much idiocy.


Excuse me sir, are you impugning my English?
Xkus mi sar, arr yoo impunning mai Englees?


Eye urgree, ass lng ass yu Ken rid thz wy dos eet madder howl iz zpelt?


As a dad I will not stand for this infringement of my IP rights
How else do you stay on the g spot


Not sure why you’re bringing Mastodon up when it’s a different software, different conceit, different purpose.


They’re both correct. This is akin to correcting somebody because they’re using British / American English and you’re using the other.


Seeing as he obtained it legally, albeit by accident, I think it would be whoever sold the hard disk that’s at fault. Granted, IANAL and the American legal system is fucky.
Edit: Yeah I’m not a lawyer.


A lot more common in the past, when shared family computers were a thing. You start with good opsec, then gradually start neglecting it.


What is it gonna be the next time? Idk, I can’t remember when I last bought an ‘AAA’ game. If gamers want to be that outraged, vote with their wallets. All these complaints and yet they end up buying the game anyway…


It’s an ad. Who cares if it’s a year.