AbsolutelyNotAVelociraptor
@AbsolutelyNotAVelociraptor@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on 1 day ago:
Ok, now listen to me. Please, PLEASE, never again say something like
it’s a very stupid take even in its own framework
You never know who’s reading this and I guarantee you that there is always someone ready to take that as a personal challenge.
- Comment on One year ago, Donald Trump took an oath to serve the American people. Instead, he has focused on using the presidency to enrich himself. 1 day ago:
If only someone would have warned them he’d do exactly that (among the rest of terrible things he’s doing)…
But alas, only "half of their own country, all of europe, most of asia, whoever watching from oceania, almost everyone in south america and anyone following from africa " told them this would happen, so how could they know he would do it?
- Comment on What are the limits to masked so called ICE agents? Are they just let off the hook and disobey laws while not identifying themselves? Why can't I be in the right by them stopping me first and shoot? 1 week ago:
Welcome to fascism: laws for thee, not for me.
That’s pretty much it.
- Comment on Is Winnie the Pooh considered "racist" now or are .ml folks using it as an excuse to defend Xi Jin Ping? 1 week ago:
If .ml thinks something is bad, chances are it’s probably the opposite.
- Comment on The college-to-office path is dead: CEO of the world’s biggest recruiter says Gen Z grads need to consider trade and hospitality jobs that don’t even require degrees 2 weeks ago:
I think there’s a lot of people not realizing that the AI works better (as in “hallucinates less and it’s mediocrity is better accepted”) in office jobs than in specialized blue-collar jobs.
- Comment on Let them fight 2 weeks ago:
Why stop eating hamburgers when you can just take a pill and keep eating?
- Comment on that is crazy! 2 weeks ago:
I’m just gonna believe you 100% without even looking for that. Yeah, I trust you that much.
- Comment on PS5 ROM Keys Leaked: Sony’s Unpatchable Security Nightmare (2026) | The CyberSec Guru 2 weeks ago:
Cheating online is gonna be extremely easy since you can just run a cheat program as legitimate software.
That could snowball into people not buying any big competitive game on ps5 anymore.
- Comment on PS5 ROM Keys Leaked: Sony’s Unpatchable Security Nightmare (2026) | The CyberSec Guru 2 weeks ago:
In simple: you can tell your ps5 that ANYTHING is legal and ok to be executed on it.
- Comment on PS5 ROM Keys Leaked: Sony’s Unpatchable Security Nightmare (2026) | The CyberSec Guru 2 weeks ago:
Not that I particularly care as the few exclusives on ps5 are all arriving on pc.
But this is gonna be hell on earth for anyone interested in competitive multiplayer games.
And the damage to Sony might be epochal if the exploit is easy enough for anyone to do it.
- Comment on Aussie travellers who criticise US most at risk as Trump administration proposes social media disclosures 1 month ago:
“Most at risk”?! As if they had the exclusive on hating the pedopresident on the Internet!
- Comment on "Jurassic" Park 1 month ago:
We really won’t talk about those “velociraptors”? The annoying kid at the beginning of the movie was the only one to get their description surprisingly accurate when he said they looked like a 2m turkey.
- Comment on PetSmart won't let you leave a review if you have adblockers on 1 month ago:
Much better: when this happens, I block frames and scripts from loading through ublock.
- Comment on DEI, more like DIED 4 months ago:
You know? In Spanish, there’s an idiom: “irse a hacer gargaras” (literally “go to gargle”) that we say when something or someone ends poorly or incredibly wrong. This… well, he did go.
- Comment on That'd be helpful 4 months ago:
Ng those are the catch-ups I enjoy more. l
- Comment on They didn't stop to think if they should 4 months ago:
And I can probably say I’m glad I haven’t.
- Comment on They didn't stop to think if they should 4 months ago:
I’m just not really sure we want to see a scene that might leave the famous alien “birth” of the first movie as something mild. That’s all.
I’m moderately sure human rectums aren’t made to give birth.
- Comment on They didn't stop to think if they should 4 months ago:
We don’t want to see that. Thank you.
- Comment on Why are eugenics bad seen? 4 months ago:
But how can you say that you have a better life than them if you are inferior? Clearly a lesser person won’t be able to reason through these complex arguments…
Don’t you love the smell of nazi at any time of the day? It signals who should you punch.
- Comment on Why are eugenics bad seen? 4 months ago:
Ah but see? They have “the good genes” so of course they won’t be culled. Not like “neurodivergents” or “disabled”. We should cull those because “they won’t get a girlfriend”.
This smells of incel, like a fuckton.
- Comment on Why are eugenics bad seen? 4 months ago:
Fuck you. Sincerely. As an autistic person.
I don’t need someone to kill me before I’m born, what ri need is people that accept that I need accomodations different than the ones neuromilds need.
Fucking hell… You live in a world that is full of accomodations for neuromilds, without which, you’d live in hell. And instead of recognising how easy it is for you thanks to those accorodations, you want to purge us?
Damn how I wish you lived through the life of one of us just for one day…
- Comment on Spain is blocking unrelated internet addresses because of soccer 4 months ago:
Soccer in Spain (and also in Italy) has enough power to bend the laws to their will.
Right now, soccer is available almost exclusively through paid channels (that are not cheap, in italy it costs around 50€ month and that won’t give you all the soccer, because some games are exclusive to other paid channels].
This makes people rely on piracy because of how expensive and bad the system is.
Since the soccer is so powerful, it can block innocent pages just to block people from watching soccer for free.
- Comment on Tourists dismantle cross and use stones to create Star of David 5 months ago:
I’m an atheist, so I don’t feel particularly attacked because these assholes dismantled a cross, but can you imagine if the situation was the opposite? The amount of nazionists calling antisemitism?
- Comment on Stop children using VPNs to watch porn, ministers told 5 months ago:
Can we focus one moment on why the fuck a 6 years-old kid could watch porn?
What the hell was a 6yo kid doing with an unsupervised internet device? How about you don’t give your 6yo kid an internet device if you can’t (or don’t want to) parent them?
- Comment on Exposing the billion dollar secret most VPN companies don't want you to know 5 months ago:
Yeah, but i t was related to their CEO’s political views, not the VPN’s quality.
Afaik (and also according to the video itself), proton remains, together with iVPN and mullvad, one of the vpn’s that you can still trust. At least for now.
- Comment on Can you trust your VPN? How Facebook turned a VPN into a surveillance engine 5 months ago:
If a product is free, you are the product.
- Comment on Can you trust your VPN? How Facebook turned a VPN into a surveillance engine 5 months ago:
Can you trust your VPN?
A comprehensive checklist:
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Is your VPN completely free?
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Has your VPN a referral program with discount codes and money if a friend joins?
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Is your VPN sponsorized by big streamers?
The more “yes” you find in that list, the less you should trust your VPN.
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Is your VPN audited?
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Can you access those audits?
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Can you pay in anonymous currencies (cash or crypto)?
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Can you track them to their real parent company?
The more “no” you find in that list, the less you should trust your VPN.
If your VPN has checks all the wrong answers, you should dump it ASAP (if you are worried about privacy).
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- Comment on Exposing the billion dollar secret most VPN companies don't want you to know 5 months ago:
You use a vpn to (hopefully) keep some privacy. To bypass geoblocks, to not let a state spy on you, to access webpages that are blocked in your country, to screw an ISP that is throttling your connection…:
In general, there are lots of use cases for a trusted vpn that are not illegal. The problem with many vpn’s is that they offer “privacy” when they are spying on you.
- Comment on Exposing the billion dollar secret most VPN companies don't want you to know 5 months ago:
Tl;dw: Most (not all) vpn companies come from ad brokers that spy on you. If you see a vpn being sponsorized by streamers with discount codes: they are selling your data.
Mullvad and proton are safe to use.
- Comment on Help. 5 months ago:
Also, my quite human husband also voices his thoughts without a prompt. Lol. You only need to feed him to function, no internet required.
Sometimes, with humans, I’d say the problem is quite the opposite: they voice their thoughts without a prompt far more often than what would be desirable.
On a less serious note, that quoted part made me chuckle.