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But that’s what the marketers are selling, “this will replace a lot of workers!” and it just cannot
But that’s what the marketers are selling, “this will replace a lot of workers!” and it just cannot
I hope this breaks the games on Deck so that people notice
In EU at least they’re required by law to have working unsubscribe links that actually unsubscribe you, otherwise they risk getting huge fines, i understand that in California things are not too far from this but no idea about the details
Any background on why he didn’t say the speech?
Tangential partial offtopic aside: Unless i’m misunderstanding, you’re setting this up behind your home router and allowing it on your various devices using a VPN. Am i right? Any details, or even better, guides, on how to replicate this setup? I guess the DNS records on Leng are to be able to call services inside your home LAN by name instead of IPs, which is a nice quality of life upgrade.
Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain
Troy Hunt, the Have I Been Pwned person, has a very informative analysis of the breach that was not a breach, turns out nothing actually “leaked” from Linkedin, it’s a mix of scrapped and generated stuff
Since the link provided so little info, i did a search and UW has a page on the procedure with some more info
So it was them, they better restrict heavily who can use it or it’ll become full of a very specific kind of porn…
Just tried to create an account on fedia.io, which is the biggest of the mbin instances (at just about a bit above 4K users, so not THAT much), and it just could NOT take the registration, all i get is “429 Too Many Requests”, after multiple tries. I suspect that says the instance is woefully underpowered for the traffic it’s handling