- Facebook can exfiltrate your data anyway (and have been, what other way can they make money off of what’s app)
- This article is clearly ai slop. Good grief this writing style is horrendous.
Wait, why are France and England even allowing Russian warships to pass through the channel?
They fought against those “monopolies” because they were pissed they couldn’t get a piece of the pie. There are so many emails from Sweeney that came up in the Apple court case showing that he’s a huge piece of shit who would do anything to get the giant cut of the pie. If he could have that monopoly on mobile devices he would, he’s not fighting for the consumers, he’s fighting against Apple and Google because he wants the money.
I thought it said “nerd space” not “third space” and I was like what’s that??!!
You know you can just eat protein right?
Is this loss?
The ground is wet there like it just rained, I wonder if this is the first time it’s rained after he put it up. Maybe he used paint that washes away, exactly for this reason.
Just a thought though. Unlikely.
To both host 130+ TB of data, and push 1 petabyte of traffic per month on any cloud provider would be, quite frankly, impossible.
Uhhh I’m sorry but catbox isn’t some special case here. Cloud providers are literally built to do this. Netflix literally hosted off of AWS for years. Also using cloudflare or another provider to reduce your needed bandwidth would make the costs sooooo much cheaper. And it probably would have stopped patreon from deleting them off of the platform since CF has CSAM detection and quarantining.
There’s plenty to be said about hosting things yourself, both good and bad, but in this case routing through CF really would have stopped a lot of this and reduced costs massively.
None of the complexity of GitHub actions would be solved with any other configuration language. It needs to be a full scripting language at minimum. The problems with GHA have nothing to do with yaml.
I think most OSS code I have ever touched has been the cleanest code I’ve touched. Business critical code is always the spaghetti.
Because they don’t. Neither iOS nor Android require an account.
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I’m pretty sure I was one of the only people in the world to get Super Hexagon’s final achievement. It was either .01% or .1%. I can’t remember.
Edit: I got to a computer and I no longer have that distinction, a full 6% of people have managed to get it in the past ten years.