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@mint lol Imagine how many boomers fall for this bluff instead of realizing that if someone actually had access, they would be seeing a ransomware screen and not reading about it in an email.
I got something like this once but it was worded very differently and more intricate and had an old password I used when I was like 13 that I had long since moved away from. I think the guy probably got it from a data breach of a site I used as a kid/teen or some non-sense. Double checked I wasn't still using it anywhere that mattered and ignored the fag and nothing happened as expected.
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@mint @Tadano @PurpCat >mfw when when it only took 4 months
:niggaheyface: :niggainsane: :transchiggerniggaseverementaldistress:
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@NotAWeeb @heavens_feel lol so was that the main way to get anime back in the boomer era. That's pretty funny.
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@Weeble I think a lot of it is actually just the same phycology as the vain fakeoid people who used to pretend to watch sports or some popular tv show 20 years ago, but now because these formally obscure things have been more normalized they do it here as well. So it's not really a new phenomenon, but just is a result of the old mainstream collapsing, so the locusts move on to the next thing.
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I literally do not understand why these webshit fags are trying so hard to move us away from PNGs to webp-vp8 dogshit. PNGs are the best image format across the board. I hope a train runs over every faggot who develops that shit.
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@suquili @MK2boogaloo I have the same problem, can't focus if I don't do work at the beginning. The lack of focus carries into work too and the whole day becomes unproductive. Don't even know how people do the morning exercise before work thing either.
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@Inginsub remember when he actually did disappear for a long time a few years ago and then came back and only emoji reacted to posts for a while before he started posting normally again?
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@DocScranton @nosleep lol at people who actually use the exact same name across websites
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@Zerglingman @3AM_drunkpoaster @merchantHelios @puuyo manjaro is defiantly unstable. i've see a lot of problems with it as well. All the installs I had of it in the past ran into problems, but I thankfully was able to save them by migrating to artix (tricky but can be done).
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@i @p @lain @graf @crunklord420 @mint @Moon i know all the instances mainly get bottlenecked by db writes, but what I don't understand is why? Is it because they don't cache enough in RAM before writing to disk or is it just structured inefficiently so that it has to update more stuff than it should? I feel like something must be missing because a lot of other software out there that uses postgresql doesn't seem to have these problems.
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@pernia @nimt @p @mint the script it links to is blocked from loading via media proxy, but I think it only fails because of that. The script tags still get through, so still pretty bad (same on your instance too just checked).
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@i @alex @mint @bot Its main advantage is it can be run in a JS free web browser since it doesn't require JS to work. So if you run it with no JS you should be immune since it is impossible to exploit a browser with JS if it doesn't have a JS interpreter. You would still be at risk of media exploits though (e.g. pdfs, ect.), but those are bigger deals and the responsibility of the library developers to patch.
PS: JS being allowed to be embedded directly into html is probably one of the dumbest mistakes ever made in the web standards. If it were even simply restricted to the <head> section of the document none of this bullshit would be possible for any website since user generated content is never present there.
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