I can see an argument that the exit node is someone else’s computer. An an example of this risk, honeypot Tor exit nodes.
In this context, however, I would trust Mullvad’s exit nodes, I think. Well, do trust them, since I use them, just not for anything that would get me in hot water.
Well, as they say, it takes all kinds but I wouldn’t want to be on either end of an anonymous confession of any magnitude.
I neither benefit from yelling my secrets into the void or reading someone else’s.
For the same reason that anyone is passionate about their hobbies; it brings them joy.
It strikes me as a joke/sarcastic jab at the industry.
Tired of putting “Portions of this software…” in your documentation? Those maintainers worked for free—why should they get credit?
…and suddenly your entire proprietary codebase must be open sourced. The horror!
Through our offshore subsidiary in a jurisdiction that doesn’t recognize software copyright
I’m surprised anyone could take the site seriously.
Welcome to the social internet, where people comment on this shit content you post.
There is absolutely no reason on earth that watching this video could benefit a person in any way.
Ford already knows you want expensive but cool.
If we go by def 3 of MW:
3
: relatively unknown: such as
a
: remote, secluded
an obscure village
b
: not prominent or famous
an obscure poet
c
: requiring knowledge that is restricted to a limited group
a movie full of obscure references to pop culture
Just close your eyes, move your mouse and click and no matter where you end up, you’ll have found one.
I’ve never used the site but I can respect the letter of notice.
I think most people that think they were taught this in school actually just heard it a lot from random friends and acquaintances, as I did. I heard this all the time but never from a scholarly authority.
YMMV, of course.
Might it be related to the chewing of a tougher food? My tinnitus gets worse sometimes when my TMJ is acting up.
Who’s dumb enough to believe it was ever for child safety?
We keep things open and simple with lightweight, common-sense protections-spam/bot filtering,
That is incredibly not-true. That platform is an absolute dumpster fire of spam and illegitimate content.
Its ok to be that long-winded but combining it with the exhausting and bottomless clever snark makes this impossible to read in it’s entirety.
We get it. You’re cool. Just fucking tell us what you think of Mastodon.
Another court case with no ramifications. That’ll teach him.
**Rule #6: No US Politics. **
Title:
There are no psychopaths, but the idea persists.
Article:
Psychopathy may not exist at all.
Free-to-play is not a resurrection, it’s a cash grab that happens after an investment group buys the IP for pennies on the dollar so they can milk microtransactions out of the people that are nostalgic for the original attempt of the game. It will die a second death as soon as they lose their allotment of whales.
I remember these signs when I was a kid in south FL in the 70s. It was popular to keep the beachgoers out, I don’t know if it was to keep the company out of hot water should something happen to the shirtless or shoeless customer while they’re in the store or whether it was just a choice in who to serve.
As for your question about pants: Since the “No shirt…” phrase isn’t there to make something legally binding but rather a notice to people that this particular business is exercising their right to not serve you, no, you likely won’t get served without pants.
As do I, I guess the difference being that sharing that thought without self-attribution would serve me no better than keeping it safe inside.