Xyfdi Horton @xyfdi@gameliberty.club

@matrix We need to create a version of this with SPC or FSE on the left and GLC on the right. Drunk me thinks this idea is great!

@crunklord420
Replace synapse with what? 🙂

@shebang
That's unfortunate. What now?

@matrix
Is this true?
I should go to the US!

@matrix
Knowing Kotaku:
> inb4 has a beard

@alyx @vib It doesn't help that the browser is the all-in-one application running platform. Seeing what it needs to account for, it's not that strange it's so big.

@MartinJJ
This has been known for a very long time now. The intent is that the governments of Europe pay for any damages you may incur from being vaxxed (https://www.ad.nl/binnenland/bijwerkingen-over-vijf-jaar-bij-coronavaccin-dan-betaalt-nederland-mee-aan-schadeclaims~a2b1e518/ and https://www.parool.nl/nederland/nederland-betaalt-mee-aan-schadeclaims-bij-onverwachte-bijwerking-coronavaccin~b2b1e518/). However, if I read this correctly https://www.openrecht.nl/commentaar/58bab6c6-b0b7-46c6-a9e5-9db828dba4be/, it essentially tells us that as long as you can prove it that the damage is from the covid-19 vaccine you can get monies. And this is the hard part: proving it. Gooooood luck with that.

@shebang In the latest podcast of the Lotus Eaters he discusses Torba's appearance and compares it with the Gettr's CEO interview at Tim Pool podcast.

@Aldo2 @matrix "submissive and breedable"?

@Aldo2 @matrix One of those worth a rewatch.

@phagusX @icedquinn Russia doesn't care about what you do or say, until you say something bad about Putin or the government, then it's verboten.

@icedquinn Here in Europe, people who oppose the government are usually on Telegram. Most of the dodgy shit that are on mainstream platforms, are on Telegram.

@matrix @crunklord420 @MischievousTomato
Cries in Ryzen 5 1600x

@VD15 Christ. C++?

@shebang @matrix
Amazon? Lol no. That is going to push that shit onto the market ASAP.

@grips Something tells me this feature isn't optional.

@grips With an instance like yours, do you see any benefits from obfuscation?

@alyx Yeah, fuck that. RAM is cheap, so gimme static compiled binaries ffs. How hard can it be?

Or AppImage, whatever.

In both cases it's a liability issue, because if an included library has a vulnerability, the static binary or the entire AppImage need to be updated and a new version of the application should be announced and released. From this point of view working with dynamically linked binaries, and thus packages is beneficial.