Seems like it’s the most active one too.

I am overweight largely due to the time I overate at Olive Garden in 2006, my worryingly sedentary lifestyle, propensity to eat impulsively to fill a void, love of trash food, and lack of a schedule for meals.

Cathy also doesn’t understand how averages work and how her contract is not the only data point in existence.

The discoverers themselves refer to it as a backdoor, so frankly I don’t know what you’re on about accusing this article of misrepresenting their findings.

250 dollars dollars?

So this “article” is just a regurgitation of a press release by the company making them. Cool. Cool, cool, cool.

Why read an actual article written by humans when you can turn it into more generative AI garbage instead? 🙄

Lmfao, no clue why you’re being downvoted so much. It’s absolutely true that the camel-case here looks like a clusterfuck, even when it’s easily explained.

You recognize that Mastodon, the software, is developed by a non-profit called Mastodon gGmbH?

It’s less about which ISPs have IPv6 and moreso how much work one has to do to get it working on their home network. Thankfully I think we’re in an era now where any new router you buy will support IPv6 and most major ISPs support it. However, in order to get IPv6 working on my home network, I need to 1) know that IPv6 is a thing (massive filter), 2) know that I don’t have it, 3) be motivated to have it, 4) call my ISP and ask them for a prefix, and 5) go into the router settings and enable it.

For cellular Internet, this is (short of using settings or Termux to see my IP) completely, 100% transparent to the end user, as it should be. It should be the default, not a process 99.9% of people wouldn’t even know exists, let alone initiate.

It’s unreal how bad the state of home Internet IPv6 is in the US. Meanwhile, Malaysia, Vietnam, and China are all pushing formally for full, 100% IPv6 adoption by decade’s end.

It’s a shame Firebird doesn’t seem to be on F-Droid. But Graph89 is really good for the older calculators!

(Linus is, incidentally, not a billionaire; he has a net worth of about $150 million.)

No evidence this is anyone in the RustDesk team + shitty/possibly LLM-generated response leads me to believe this is a troll.

No evidence this is anyone in the RustDesk team + shitty/possibly LLM-generated response leads me to believe this is a troll.

We all know that CIA prison escape segment was harder than any of the bosses, though.

The final boss of PE.

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And if you haven’t used it in a while, we recently made a blog post giving a rundown of the changes leading up to our most recent major release.

Haha, yup, you’re right; had a brain fart.