I dunno about an xyz domain specifically but njal.la has good privacy protection with domains starting at 15€ annually.

edit: sorry nevermind just noticed you said ten years somehow my brain skipped over that.

Why do you think she fucking fought it so hard? She knows where the bodies are buried from her time in Florida.

She’s a woman, she will be one of the few to take a fall.

your link is a little broken, my friend!

https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bpc_uploads

Also to anyone wondering, this project isn’t on some random Russian website for no reason at all.

It was chased off the Firefox add-ons/extensions page with DMCA claims, it was chased off Gitlab with DMCA claims, and it was chased off Github with DMCA claims.

It literally cannot survive on US corporate servers because it will get taken down again and again for DMCA violations.

It’s still $199 for me, which is the price I remember it being for a few years now but maybe I am wrong.

This is why I want one of these little motherfuckers so god damned badly.

I’m so glad that none of it’s components have been hit hard by the AI tech market disaster, price point still the same so far. (crossing fingers for it to stay the same)

“No shit, Sherlock,” Snot Flickerman says.

(Not disparaging the researches but rather NYT who should be ashamed of framing this as though climate change isn’t affecting literally everything including over the top heatwaves. Fucking dogshit rag. Everyone with a fucking BRAIN in their skull, not just fucking researchers, could tell you this without needing to do research. The fact that it’s presented like this in the news is WHY we have to keep doing research to keep proving it to chucklefucks who will keep acting like it’s a question to be answered and not one that was answered in the 1970s and then hidden.)

This is just an ad for just one service. Spammy crap.

Mostly pretty good, but I can’t find anything in the settings that clearly mimics those scanlines from interlaced video

On reddit if a post was deleted I could still interact with the thread, even if the content of the post itself was gone.

So it was a bit more elegant, imho, as it allows continued discussion and being able to link to the thread without it being completely nuked.

I also think that set expectations for how people expected it to work here, where the post contents and author would be nuked but the thread could still be accessed by hotlink.

These would have to be added to Lemmy development, because currently I can delete a post of my own on a community on another instance and there isn’t a technical way to prevent it. Reporting and banning for behavior is tricky too unless you manage to remember the username of who posted it.

So, that’s an uphill battle at the development level and the moderation level.

How is it easier to delete a post every time than to set preferences to not be emailed just once, then you never have to again?

I think the mods/admins would have more accurate info on how often it’s happening.

It doesn’t make sense, either. There’s no rational reason to delete a thread after the question has been answered.

Even if it wasn’t actually a person but was an AI agent asking questions so it can scrape the data from the answers, there’s no real utility in deleting the posts after recieving responses. It just seems so weird.

Then this ones for you.

Might want to put a warning that this may be “habit forming.” Yuk yuk yuk.

Neat little app, although I don’t think it will help me stop picking my nose.

“How do you kill that which has no life?”

Certified Genius: Have Brain, Will Travel

They should be doing like the Yes Men and actually using the fact that they’re convincing to convince businesses that they’re real and do press conferences and speaking gigs.

The Yes Men accidentally got their start with a parody website of the GATT (pre-WTO) website… and it was so well done they started getting invitations to conferences as representatives for the GATT.

compose files really make everything simpler once you understand their structure and how to build them for projects.

Copy that floppy!