LufyCZ

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LufyCZ,

Why not?

LufyCZ,

But they could still sell it for money if they wanted to, that was my point.

LufyCZ,

I heard the ps4 is just a faster ps3 🙄

LufyCZ,

I’m not sure, but I think a replacement can be picked by the governor of the representative’s state?

Def don’t quote me on this though

LufyCZ,

So how exactly is this enshitiffication?

It’s a stupid feature that’s for sure, but you’ve gotta stop calling everything enshitiffication mate

LufyCZ,

I think that as the server owner it’s a given that you’ll be able to see what people watch.

LufyCZ,

Re: using it the first time - sorry, people just tend to use it when not applicable.

It’s not a degradation in functionality, it’s a dumbass move, but I’m sure they didn’t intend to worsen anything.

LufyCZ,

They will never sue users, you can not prove the user doesn’t own the corresponding Blueray, etc.

That, and it’d completely destroy the company, like in an instant, gone.

LufyCZ,

It won’t

LufyCZ,

This just:

  1. Encourages companies to try to work around it
  2. More importantly, possibly breaks important functionality
LufyCZ,

It’s not like that at all.

Links support parameters for a reason, and I promise you that the main reason isn’t tracking. They can convey important info like the language, search parameters, a specific comment, etc.

Removing them willy-nilly by default is going to cause issue sooner or later, and then people are going to blame Firefox for “not working” and are just gonna switch to Chrome because “it just works”.

That’s not what we want is it?

LufyCZ,

Yeah but the list is hardcoded. Collisions can happen.

Also, since it’s hardcoded, it’s easily gameable, and it will be gamed if too many people start filtering them out.

It’s a good start but a bad solution overall

LufyCZ,

The trackers can be renamed to anything that’s regularly used in other places.

Pushing to make this a default will only harm the small minority that might be enjoying the benefits right now.

At least with the current way it’s set up.

LufyCZ,

He was very explicit about it being his experience. No study can affect his experience

LufyCZ,

Not sure what you’re on about with the safety being created by multisigs, quite unrelated

LufyCZ,

Ah, sorry, thought you were talking about ETH-style onchain DEXed. All good then!

LufyCZ,

You’ll probably enjoy your life 5x more than the kid though.

And you most likely enjoyed your childhood at least 10x more

LufyCZ,

Sorry to hear that.

Point was, that child’s childhood sucked ass for sure, a lot more than the average person’s

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LufyCZ,

The Ridge is hella overpriced, but there are clones which cost $20-$30 and do pretty much the same.

Couldn’t go back to a regular-sized wallet now.

LufyCZ,

Mine has this coin basket thing. Card sizes, a bit thicker though of course. Works for like 6-7 coins, more than good enough for me

LufyCZ,

This one

LufyCZ,

It’s… a meme

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LufyCZ,

Sounds like you’re letting emotions cloud your judgement there mate

LufyCZ,

Boy do I have news for you

LufyCZ, (edited )

Main chain transactions should, on average, take around 6 minutes to confirm.

It’ll be seconds only if you’re very lucky.

Don’t wanna hate, crypto is hella cool, but overselling it won’t help anyone.

Edit: oh yeah, and lightning won’t confirm in microseconds, you’ve got your scales mixed up mate, it’s gonna be tens to hundreds of milliseconds, simply of your wifi’s latency.

LufyCZ,

Nobody serious is ever gonna sell you anything without a block confirmation, that’s just delusional.

For a settlement with a friend, sure, but don’t tell me you believe you’ll walk out of a store before it hits at least 1 conf

It’s not a double spend if it hasn’t been confirmed yet, you can always replace-by-fee before it even makes it onchain

LufyCZ,

Think the instant part is supposed to be “relative to status quo”. Comparing it taking hours-days and 10 seconds makes it seem instant

LufyCZ,

I’d suggest providing alternatives before killing the current best solution

LufyCZ,

Didn’t know it was this simple, that’s stupid.

I believe though that in today’s day and and of banking apps this should be very easily solvable with inapp confirmations

Let’s hope the old way dies

LufyCZ,

Makes it a bit more annoying to parse, though I definitely see your point.

However, you’re still proposing a standard: “has to include both the currency and the amount in the parameter”, so why not split them up at that point?

LufyCZ,

Damn, how has no one done this yet?

LufyCZ,

A. I’m not saying it doesn’t, I’m just disputing what you said about onchain txs.

B. CCs are much less anonymous, making engaging in fraud much riskier. If you did this 10 times your bank would notice, adds up for you. If you do it with an anonymous system, you’re forgotten the second you walk out of the store (barring being caught on camera but you can solve that by wearing a mask or something).

I do see your point, but I don’t think it’s an apples to apples comparison.

LufyCZ,

Jesus Christ then don’t use it if you mind, but overall, it’s the best solution for keeping track of people’s phone numbers.

You’re saying kill it but not offering a better choice, you’ll never accomplish anything like this.

LufyCZ,

Why would they revoke their security clearance?

LufyCZ,

If they really want just ZFS, Proxmox offers it.

It just doesn’t come with a built-in UI

LufyCZ,

Yeah, fair, there is a UI, but it’s veeery basic, not at all comparable with TrueNAS

LufyCZ,

Yes, it’ll be uploaded elsewhere. That’s the whole point.

Discord doesn’t want to host any of this data, they don’t want to be connected to criminal activity. It makes sense.

Also, while it might slightly lower their storage costs (if the hackers move elsewhere), if you send a file to someone, it’ll still stay on Discord’s servers. Only difference is the link to said file - it’ll only be valid for a day, and then you’ll have to use a new one (in a way that’s probably transparent to the user)

LufyCZ,

What is a password? A string of characters. What is a link? A string of characters.

If you make it long enough, it’ll be impossible to guess one.

Your files are safe

LufyCZ,

Not sure rolling it into Nitro would be worth the effort, I’d consider that quite complex personally

LufyCZ,

Think it’s to protect the identities of people

LufyCZ,

That’s not who it’s supposed to be protecting lol

LufyCZ,

One step at a time.

Don’t really see anything getting passed through Congress anytime soon, so I guess this is the only way to go about it right now.

LufyCZ,

food?

LufyCZ,

Can’t you theoretically just move super fast but across a very small distance? They could just “stay” with the Earth, moving with it as needed, maybe eventually they’d learn to do that automatically as well.

LufyCZ,

Not to you it isn’t

LufyCZ,

Good to hear, thanks!

LufyCZ,

I’ve got firewall set up, services are only accessible through the reverse proxy, was more concerned about something like logging into keycloak and having the password leaked with MitM or another attack of the sort.

LufyCZ,

I’ve got 2FA set up and required, so I’m not too worried about brute force attacks.

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