Lol, is it just an onclosed function call?!

I myself haven’t seen any age verification popups yet, due to me always being on a VPN, but I admire you for writing the bypass and making it open source.

I hope this continues to work, but seeing how dystopian the surveillance is getting, I won’t be surprised if everything is handled in the backend in the near future (client <-> server, client <-> verification provider, server <-> verification provider); sort of like how payments are handled.

Yeah, I get all that. But, did you ever install a Linux ISO at 3am with a friend (or more)?! That’s better than sex!

What the fuck are they supposed to do? Burn down the company, and go homeless? As a Linux daily driver (both home and work; I’m just fortunate on the latter), you are making a really dumb argument.

I find it hard to wrap my head around the fact that people do not understand this. Like, why would you ever think that you have more money than the amount deposited in your account?! I am guessing it is regional — restricted to places with poor financial hygiene/literacy due to whatever reasons.

(Despite the em-dash, I am not an AI. Two plus two is four Minus one, that’s three.)

To anyone wondering, it runs SailfishOS.

https://commodore.net/callback/

I used Infinity when I was on Reddit, and now that I’m on Lemmy, I use Eternity. Works really well for me.

Yeah, except this isn’t really about the children. This causes a lot of adults to face restrictions and submit their IDs to surveillance companies like Persona/Palantir. Also, I’m fairly certain you are aware why tying your identity to your browsing activity is a bad idea.

Also, there are noninvasive ways to implement this, like:

• Google’s Parental Controls (if you use Android/Google)
• If you use Apple, then there are similar settings there too
• If you are on a degoogled device, then use DNS filters, and lock apps to prevent changes

I do not think everyone (including adults without children) needs to suffer because some parents find it hard to do parent.

Also, I think this should be more about cracking down on addictive algorithms by social media companies (and holding them accountable) than enforcing a blanket ID collection. None of these laws do anything about that. Even adults are addicted to these platforms, and at best, all this law does is push the addiction until after 16 (in a realistic scenario, children can, and will circumvent this).

How the fuck did the author even greenlight the shitty AI image? It being AI aside, who the fuck codes with a gaming controller? And before you say “game devs”, no, they don’t.

We should revive it then. It is honestly too good to be left dead!

If you have a .docx file, rename it to .zip, and extract it. You’ll see the .docx is just packaged text (and image) files.

You gotta kill -9

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fow7iUaKrq4

What are the advantages of self hosting your VPN? Is it to just hide your sessions from your ISP? Also, does it not link the domain (and identity, which I’m assuming you have provided during registration) to your online activity? I thought the whole point of these commercial VPN sellers was that you could “blend in” the traffic, and add enough noise to make any sort of aggregations meaningless.

If you, however, did register and pay for it anonymously, what service is it? The last time I searched for anonymous VPSs, all of them were outside my budget.

Freedom of Speech. 🥲 Also socialize and make friends.

So, I searched for the mural specifically instead of the entire image in Google Images, and I found this from this reddit post from last year:

I looked the image up in tineye, and found the oldest use to be this picture from pikabu.ru from 2016:

So, while the image itself might be AI, the mural/meme definitely predates AI.

Hated every moment of it!

More of a realization than a quote: Death offers nothing that life cannot offer.

I am an existentialist, and I do not think anything (that is not terminal, I guess; haven’t though about extreme conditions) is worse than death. So, every bad thing will pass. Every depressive bout and anxiety attack shall pass. Hopefully, your rock bottom shall pass too. And may be, at the other side, things will be better for you.

I usually go with CoMaps. If it doesn’t work, then I go to GMaps WV (I have my VPN on, so Google doesn’t know my IP), get the coordinates of the destination, and open it in CoMaps.

Links:

CoMaps: https://codeberg.org/comaps/comaps

GMaps WV: https://github.com/woheller69/maps

It has to be this way.

Fck vwls!

Try this:

https://xcancel.com/tparsi/status/2050601873581769109

Ha ha, may be that came out a bit wrong. What I meant is I don’t have a complete understanding of the architecture and the structure before I start coding. It is only when I write the first test and the first function that I start noticing the structure and the limitations. I can’t think of all the branches where the code might fail unless I start writing and realizing the elses.