Gregory's Server
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Is there any reason to have multi-page articles other than increasing the number of ads served? This attack works across platforms, on basically all modern GPUs, but only in Chrome and Edge. Firefox and Safari are immune. Using a Chrome browser is starting to become a security risk, at this point ๐ "Twitter Blue subscribers recently started noticing the 'hide your blue checkmark' option on the web and in mobile apps, offering the ability to hide that they're paying for Twitter and avoid memes about how 'this mf paid for twitter.'" LOL, look at these snowflakes! ๐ https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/2/23816924/twitter-x-blue-subscribers-hide-blue-check-option @sindarina the transformation of the check mark from a badge of privilege to a badge of shame.
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 @sindarina we actually recommend using arbitrary ipv4 addresses for any serious project you plan on publishing. do strictly stick with the RFC-approved ones when it comes to ipv6 tho.  indeed. there are also reserved DNS names for documentation. use them for documentation, not for internal hosts. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2606.html The Guardian is an important source of news in English-language Europe, but continues its practice of platforming TERF rhetoric on a regular basis. Until this stops, and they apologise for this behaviour, you should not support them financially.
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 @sindarina I haven't supported the Guardian since they turned #brexshitter. @sindarina yeah, I count my days of increasing clarity and informed radicalism starting with purging them and all other corporate/state media from my daily diet. :) @sindarina The Guardian have now put a limit on how many views. No idea how many? They just informed me I have to wait 25 days to return to their app. Maybe because I live in France? I can use a VPN to disguise my lp address but have decided not to bother reading for now. Just get frustrated by lack of critical thinking and their propaganda promoting the establishment. |