troed
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- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 8 hours ago:
You might need to retake English classes.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 9 hours ago:
Ah ok. It looked like you tried to claim that reciting three facts from your public comments here was in anyway similar to what the topic of the thread is about - but I agree that even an american can't be that ignorant.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 13 hours ago:
I'm not sure you've understood what you've read so far.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 13 hours ago:
I don't think I've seen OP mention which country their friend is a citizen of. Many countries have libel laws that don't care if the claims are true or not, but instead just look at what your intention is by making them.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 13 hours ago:
It's indeed - and unique enough that you should be able to find me in seconds.
Feel free to call the Swedish police and tell them that you don't like my arguments. Or for that matter, Jerry (who runs fedia.io).
I guess you realized you couldn't counter my actual point.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 14 hours ago:
I find it better to always post under my real name rather than believe I'll manage to stay anonymous whilst discussing everyday things on social media. At some point someone will connect that Toyota Camry driving person in Oregon who works at a place that has just had a bunch of layoffs with that nickname and then you'll have to rethink everything you've posted.
Victims aren't the ones that need to close down and stay quiet. The perpetrators are.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 18 hours ago:
No, your posts here are public.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 1 day ago:
That's what "change your socials to private" means. To verify this, ask yourself why yours aren't.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 1 day ago:
You want someone's personal number (americans, think social security number) - call the tax authority and ask for it. While at it, ask how much their declared income is and where they live.
All public information. And our society is most definitely a fairy tale utopia compared to the US.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 1 day ago:
Yeah, you go to the police and fheir hosting provider. At no point do you teach women that the right action when bullied is for them to take a step back and be quiet.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 1 day ago:
I live in a country where all data is public. We're good, thanks.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 1 day ago:
No, it's not. Please tell me you're not a parent.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 1 day ago:
You need to practice making comparisons. No, that's nowhere near the same thing.
Here's a better one: -"Stop wearing short skirts if men are cat calling you"
Yeah, no.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 1 day ago:
No, no one should feel the need to make their socials private because someone is being an asshole.
- Comment on My friend exposed a guy for bad stuff. Now he's created a site where he archives everything my friend posts online & deliberately twists it to make her look bad/discredit her. What should she do? 1 day ago:
She's the victim here and shouldn't need to do any of this.
- Comment on Microsoft still can't convince folks to upgrade to Windows 11 2 days ago:
Yeah that sounds bad :/ All Brother here with no issues. Esp. Linux Mint just autodetects and sets everything up directly.
- Comment on Microsoft still can't convince folks to upgrade to Windows 11 2 days ago:
My elderly parents got the "your computer cannot be upgraded" and my somewhat tech-litterate mom asked me to move them to Linux.
Microsoft should've realised at some point that the only thing most people need today is a computer that can run a web browser and connect to a printer.
- Comment on The bullet engravings as per WSJ 2 days ago:
It's not obvious what "HA" refers to. It could be either Habakkuk (HAB) or Hagai (HAG). However, since there's no Hagai III it has to be HAB.
Habakkuk III:3
God comes from Teman,
And the Holy One from Mount Paran. Selah.
His splendor covers the heavens,
And the earth is full of His praise.Clearly trans ideology there.
- Comment on Microsoft doesn't understand the Fediverse 5 days ago:
You're always responsible for the actions of those that you choose to represent you. Regardless of how stupid they may be.
- Comment on Social media platforms including X, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, WhatsApp have been restricted in Turkey 6 days ago:
You approve of a dictator blocking the populace from congregating?
- Comment on 18% of people running Nextcloud don't know what database they are using 1 week ago:
Will Nextcloud run apps not marked as compatible with that version?
- Comment on Chatbots can be manipulated through flattery and peer pressure 1 week ago:
All the hatred against LLMs really misses one of the huge and quite unexpected findings - like this article. These LLMs "function" very similar to human brains.
- Comment on YSK 4get is a privacy respecting proxy search engine that can be self hosted 2 weeks ago:
FWIW, I self host SearXNG and have only positives to say.
- Comment on Now that's impressive 2 weeks ago:
How the fuck did the current generations go wrong in thinking lack of competence is attractive in a partner.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
My sister moved to her own little studio when she was 16 back in the 90's, to not have to travel 20 miles by bus back and forth from school from where our parents lived every day.
Swedish Gen X though, so our views on parental pampering of young adults do seem to differ a lot from today's norms.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
IIRC when Tramiel bought Atari their vision was all about the 16/32 bit computers but did quite a few things to bring in cash based on the existing Atari designs - and chips. That's the Atari 65 and 130XE too just being rehashes of older 8 bit Bushnell computers.
I'm all Tramiel-Atari era myself so never even reflected on the 8 bit re-releases though so I might be misremembering something.