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- Comment on What's the name of the type of man I'm attracted to? (pictured) 2 days ago:
Directories on a 32-bit Windows OS with FAT32?
- Comment on Google Docs makes me wanna rip my hair out 3 days ago:
After dealing with Microsoft Office for a number of years in the shipping industry I do all my personal work in Apple Pages and Numbers. The UX is a trillion times better than the hodgepodge that is Office on macOS (you can’t even move an open document because Microsoft is stuck on Windows 95 and FAT16 I guess).
- Comment on Metal 4 days ago:
I went to the Iowa State Fair every year as a child and there were always hogs as I described, year after year. They were absolutely huge and couldn’t move at all.
- Comment on YouTube Is Pausing Premium Family Plans if You Aren't Watching From the Same Address 4 days ago:
“YouTube would like access to your location.”
- Comment on Metal 4 days ago:
The ones that are as big as a car and can’t get up to walk around?
- Comment on YouTube Is Pausing Premium Family Plans if You Aren't Watching From the Same Address 4 days ago:
Yeah I’ve got Google’s servers and thousands of domains completely blocked on the layered VPN tunnels I call my network. I don’t care about YouTube in the slightest, and I pay for whatever I actually want to stream.
- Comment on YouTube Is Pausing Premium Family Plans if You Aren't Watching From the Same Address 4 days ago:
If I cared about YouTube Premium and sharing it across addresses I’d probably just tunnel into the payer’s network.
- Comment on Metal 5 days ago:
You can see these poor souls (grotesquely obese hogs) at the Iowa State Fair if you’re in the Midwestern US!
- Comment on How do phone scammers work? I get them trying to get another persons money. But how do they get all the info and now can do voice fakes. I highly doubt they just pick a random person and say fuck them 5 days ago:
I was targeted because my personal information was leaked by a bunch of Bitcoin exchanges that ended up being shady and going out of business (between 2012-2016). It got to the point that I just bought a new phone number and the calls went away.
- Comment on Fall of Western civilization 5 days ago:
Working from home ill drink Huel if I go too far down a (programming) rabbit hole.
- Comment on Fall of Western civilization 5 days ago:
Imagine opening a Huel restaurant.
- Comment on The Corporate Logo That Broke the Internet - Why are people freaking out about Cracker Barrel ? 5 days ago:
And/or the story in its entirety. I haven’t heard of this at all in person (physically in the US) but this story just won’t die online.
- Comment on Chrome increases its overwhelming market share, now over 70% 6 days ago:
How do you install software without knowing what it is? 😭
- Comment on Chrome increases its overwhelming market share, now over 70% 6 days ago:
What? Google Chrome is never installed by default on macOS and Windows. How would you not know what a browser is if you have to intentionally install it?
- Comment on Chrome increases its overwhelming market share, now over 70% 6 days ago:
On macOS I can’t understand why people like that clunky, spyware-ridden browser. Just yikes.
- Comment on Im here to bring facts this sunday 1 week ago:
Chew your food maybe?
- Comment on A shit shitpost 1 week ago:
I thought that terrible quality was layers of JPEG + screenshotting but the closest thing I could find to the original looks like it was ripped from 480i too.
- Comment on Metal Genres (Accurate) 1 week ago:
I’m no fan of metal but I’ve never liked the idea of gate keeping genres based on our personal preferences. There’s plenty of music out there that I love that I know others don’t care for and vice versa.
- Comment on The Daily Beast uses "Hot Mic" in a headline to describe someone saying things with a microphone in a known public place into known records 1 week ago:
Yeah, this is never helpful. I end up just opening in Apple News because I pay for it even though their website gives me an HTTP Forbidden due to my VPN. It’s all a big mess.
- Comment on Meta might be secretly scanning your phone's camera roll - how to check and turn it off 1 week ago:
Block everything Meta too. Just because you don’t have an account doesn’t mean they’re not tracking you across various third party properties whether they’re apps or websites.
They make all their profit from consuming data about people so whether or not you have an account and visit their apps or websites is meaningless.
- Comment on Developer Unlocks Newly Enshittified Echelon Exercise Bikes But Can't Legally Release His Software 1 week ago:
My first thought was “why is this in the news?” It should’ve been released anonymously using Tor or i2p.
Obviously that makes receiving the county much more difficult unless the Foundation would be willing to pay via Monero (or something else).
- Comment on US | Republicans investigate Wikipedia over allegations of organized bias 1 week ago:
I had to refresh my memory. I’m actually shocked they’re not based in Iceland or some other country with much stronger freedom of speech laws than the US.
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- Comment on Hello X69 1 week ago:
Way too many weirdos joining Lemmy lately
- Comment on Car community shenanigans dump (open post) 1 week ago:
Back when I was a smoker I would park in the back of the lot and smoke my cigarette (disgusting, I know). But what always got me is I’d purposely hold the cigarette up high if another car came into the lot near me but even in an empty lot people would still park right next to me, get out and glare me. What a bunch of stupid fucks.
- Comment on Spain is blocking unrelated internet addresses because of soccer 1 week ago:
That’s a good point. I always assume nobody wants to use plaintext DNS anymore, and I’m so paranoid about the blocking that the encryption would be a must for me personally.
- Comment on Spain is blocking unrelated internet addresses because of soccer 1 week ago:
It seems to be “blocked” via DNS because they’re just rewriting the DNS record to point to their server. It makes me wonder if the actual IP address is indeed really blocked.
Is this easily bypassed via DoH or DoT?
- Comment on 50 mph man 2 weeks ago:
I used to have a manager who’d tell you to do exactly what you were already doing in the moment. Like if you were sweeping she’d say something like “hey, could you sleep the floor?”
- Comment on Trump set a trap and the corporate media will make you believe youre the one falling for it. 2 weeks ago:
Well you kind of fucked that up by not filtering posts by their content. This could’ve been easily avoided by adding these keywords:
- liberals
- Trump
