thecrotch
@thecrotch@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Millennials are old now? 8 months ago:
In the 70s lynard skynard was southern rock. The Beatles were British invasion. The byrds were psychedelic. Pink Floyd was prog. By the 80s-90s they were all classic rock. What makes you think the same thing won’t happen to prodigy and Linkin park?
This post is giving strong “old man yells at cloud” vibes.
- Comment on Google gets its way, bakes a user-tracking ad platform directly into Chrome 8 months ago:
When I lost my job over the summer I put my resume on dice and immediately had 3-4 guys with Indian accents calling me every day. I found a new job within a week. I still get emails and texts though, can’t put the genie back in the bottle
- Comment on Schools in America apparently have their own army recruiter 8 months ago:
Recruiters start working you long before you’re old enough to join.
- Comment on Journalist says he finds it ‘surreal’ to have account on X suspended after writing critique of platform 9 months ago:
Oh yeah? Well your butt smells LIKE A BUTT
- Comment on Windows Mixed Reality to be removed in Windows 11 24H2 9 months ago:
If you don’t support the hardware in the first place you don’t have to continue supporting it!
Guy tapping forehead meme
- Comment on FCC bans AI-generated voices in robocalls that can deceive voters 9 months ago:
Today, history was made. For the first time someone politely admitted they were wrong on the internet
- Comment on FCC bans AI-generated voices in robocalls that can deceive voters 9 months ago:
CAN-SPAM is effective for legitimate businesses with something to lose. Several times I’ve ended up on a list with an unsubscribe link that doesn’t work. I contact their support, and if they don’t do anything I send them an email demanding they remove me and cc’ing the federal trade commission and my states attorney general. Hasn’t failed yet.
- Comment on Apple Vision Pro Owners Are Struggling to Figure Out What They Just Bought 9 months ago:
Apple does have really nice boxes
- Comment on This is so true 9 months ago:
Information is fine. A lot of people just regurgitate talking points and clearly have no idea what they mean. I call it bumper sticker politics, and both sides are guilty of it (“Go woke go broke!” “Corporations aren’t people!”). If your entire belief structure can be boiled down to one sentence that you don’t even understand, you are not helping.
- Comment on A New York Times copyright lawsuit could kill OpenAI 9 months ago:
Would you, after devoting full years of your adult life to the unpaid work of learning the requisite advanced math and computer science needed to develop such a model, like to spend years more of your life to develop a generative AI model without compensation?
No. I wouldn’t want to write a kernel from scratch for free either. But Linus Torvalds did. He even found a way to monetize it without breaking any laws.
- Comment on HP CEO: You're 'bad investment' if you don't buy HP supplies 9 months ago:
HP printers are the best
No. Not by any metric.
- Comment on HP CEO: You're 'bad investment' if you don't buy HP supplies 9 months ago:
We have seen that you can embed viruses into cartridges, through the cartridge go to the printer, from the printer go to the network
Hey dipshits, this is possible because you built firmware into your printer cartridges to prevent 3rd party cartridges in the first place
- Comment on how to access nextcloud outside LAN? 9 months ago:
Technically true but I wouldn’t suggest using a self signed cert on the internet under any circumstances.
- Comment on how to access nextcloud outside LAN? 9 months ago:
Absolutely do not expose your server on port 80. Http is unencrypted, you’d be sending your login credentials in plaintext across the open internet. That is Very Bad™. If you own a domain name, you can set up a letsencypt cert fairly easily for free. Then you could expose 443 and at least your traffic will be encrypted in transit. It won’t solve the other potential issues of exposing your instance like brute force or ddos attacks, but I’d consider it a bare minimum.
If you use a VPN like many others are suggesting it won’t matter as much because the unencrypted traffic never leaves your local network.
- Comment on how to access nextcloud outside LAN? 9 months ago:
Wireguard installation is going to be much more secure than a Nextcloud
I understand that, and it’s a good suggestion and a better solution if it fits the OPs use case. I don’t understand suggesting they do both. Either VPN or port forwarding solve the problem, doing both seems unnecessary.
- Comment on how to access nextcloud outside LAN? 9 months ago:
before you start forwarding ports on your router
Don’t you mean instead of? If all the OP wants to do is access next cloud, they can do it over the VPN without forwarding ports. What you’re suggesting is just adding yet another attack vector (the VPN itself)
- Comment on Japan's lunar lander is dying before our eyes after setting down on Moon 9 months ago:
Should have had toyota build it, those things are unstoppable
- Comment on Cable Firms to FTC: We Shouldn’t Have to Let Users Cancel Service With a Click 9 months ago:
That actually is how email works, assuming you use a local client vs a web client. The headers will contain the origin IP it was sent from. Easy enough to geo locate and see it’s European.
- Comment on Microsoft sets 16GB default for RAM for AI PCs – machines will also need 40 TOPS of AI compute: Report 9 months ago:
Microsoft is desperate to regain the power they had on the 00s and is desperately claiming trying to find that killer app. At least this time they’re not just copying apples homework.
- Comment on Now that it is getting legalized everywhere, Cannabis should fall under the jurisdiction of the ATF rather than the DEA. 10 months ago:
Idk if you can Google but you sure as fuck can’t shut up
- Comment on Well... civilization's had a good run. 10 months ago:
I thought it was illegal to dress up like a cop
- Comment on NYPD faces backlash as it prepares to encrypt radio communications | New York | The Guardian 10 months ago:
Fine, roll that out before you take away what we have
- Comment on Today on "Unsolved Mysteries"... 10 months ago:
Your neighbor is on an older router that does 2.4ghz, lower frequencies penetrate walls better
- Comment on You can only pick one 10 months ago:
If that’s your thing there’s companies that will let you pay a few bucks to take a super car around the track
- Comment on UK firm develops jet fuel made from human poo | The starting material is generated in excess and available in plenty. It is a win-win for everyone that the waste is repurposed. 10 months ago:
If push comes to shove the rescue copters will take a back seat to the military. There is what should be, and what likely will be, and those things are often very different.
- Comment on UK firm develops jet fuel made from human poo | The starting material is generated in excess and available in plenty. It is a win-win for everyone that the waste is repurposed. 10 months ago:
Not true, the FDA only allows 15%. You’re thinking of rat feces.
- Comment on Bonjour, je m'appelle Jesus 10 months ago:
Can Jesus really shoot rays of emotion out of his belly like a common care bear?
- Comment on T-Mobile Will Soon Fine Some Third-Party Messaging Vendors $2,000 If They Send Illegal Spam | Cord Cutters News 10 months ago:
Ditto for candidates that send me a bunch of flyers which go from my mailbox directly into the dumpster.
- Comment on Indian journalists targeted by Israeli spyware again: What do we know? 10 months ago:
They probably are spying on India. They’ve been caught spying on the US several times, and even sold American military secrets to China.
- Comment on Lemmy.world Should Defederate with Threads 11 months ago:
allowing them to hoover up our data
Hate to break it to you, but the fediverse is public. Most instances don’t even require an account for read-only access. If Facebook wants your data they don’t need to federate to get it.