The title is (kind of) clickbait. It’s actually just been ruled that using a VPN to access blocked content is against Sharia law. But fuck if that headline isn’t funny

I read the whole thing, thank you very much. It’s still nonsense. So you can take your sarcastic remarks and go somewhere else.

I mean, from a technological perspective email, even encrypted, really isn’t that secure. That being said neither is fax but…

First of all: no, and repeating this nonsense over and over doesn’t make it any more true.

Second of all: I truly will never understand the hatred some people have for docker. If you prefer all bare metal install, then fine. But constantly shouting from the rooftops how useless and bad docker is seems a little silly.

Gotcha, thanks!

…right. But what does emulating a calculator get me vs just using the calculator app?

Genuine question, what’s the usecase for this that I can’t just do with my reg phone calculator?

My copy of trivial pursuit has several questions that say the n-word. So be prepared for that potentially.

There’s 25 of those? Goddamn. Might have to start those after I’m done with the Horus Heresy.

221k? What the shit.

We had one. Its called VMs. Then the malware got smarter. Then the VMS got smarter. Then the malware got smarter. Then the VMS got smarter. Then the malware got smarter. Then the VMS got smarter. Then the malware got smarter.

I’m pretty sure an AI wrote it.

Your post history is a roller coaster. Are you ai posting?

18 now

While there’s certainly something to be said about a hesitancy to report actual news, this isn’t one of those times. .io will go away and .su is the reason why.

https://every.to/p/the-disappearance-of-an-internet-domain

Its funny you mention .su because that’s the exact time IANA learned that it shouldn’t stick around.

https://every.to/p/the-disappearance-of-an-internet-domain

TLDR: .su domains are some of the best places for illegal content on the clearnet to live. And we aren’t talking piracy. We’re talking child porn and snuff films. IANA doesn’t want that smoke again.

As to your second point, it very much could except that breaks the rules for TLDs. Then again companies could put enough money behind it to change the rules I’m sure.

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"I had one conversation with a representative from a larger firm and he’s like: ‘Chad, you’re asking me to spend ten million on maintainers.’”

Whitacre affirmed that request, and pointed out the firm “spends ten million on something anyway.”

Apparently Chad Whitacre is either a moody 15 year old or a fucking moron.

It feels to me like a bunch of “rules for thee but not for me” type people co-opting a movement.

I don’t have to pay cause I’m special. But you do.