Is this thing thrashing the coast of mexico right now ?

Everyone seems to be talking about florida.

Sure, or you could go outside and play on some days.

Obviously this guy is a scum bag but what even is his angle here?

“look at me being punished for breaking this law everyone universally thinks is a great idea”

Imprisonment is always the least-bad option out of a bunch of bad options.

I’m not really into the “send a message” aspect of punishment, I don’t want this guy punished so that others of similar mind fear being punished.

However, I’m glad that his imprisonment clearly demonstrates that our society has resolved that nazism will not be tolerated.

If the price is this idiot being more extremified then so be it.

Sorry, my guy seems like a nit wit all the way up and down.

If you want to sell mods as a side hustle that’s great, but don’t form a company with the explicit enterprise of infringing the rights of one of the largest and most litigious rights holders in the world.

No one cares about catching specific phishing campaigns.

That’s what I’m doing?

Just that I have a shitty TCL TV.

I hate our TV so much.

I have a HTPC but it takes forever to turn the TV on and switch to HDMI input.

Also my wife refuses to use HTPC.

I gave up on this years ago.

Figuring out how they got hold of your email won’t be very satisfying. It’s not possible, but if it were you would find it’s some obscure forum you signed up for 10 years ago to make the search function work, which hasn’t updated their forum software during that 10 years, and is now leaking email addresses.

Point is, the horse has already bolted and now your email address is on the lists that get sold on the dark net. There’s no going back.

My understanding with spam / phishing is that most email providers will identify and remove 95% of it. gmail will catch 99.9% just because of the volume of emails going through their servers. I personally would pry my eyes out with a fork before using gmail so I’m stuck receiving 5% of spam. It’s nothing really. Every day (or several days) I look at my inbox, action and archive as appropriate, and delete the rest. It literally takes less than 1 second because I would have to “delete the rest” anyway.

As others have mentioned, “catch-all” email addresses are one method to kind of mitigate or manage the problem, but ultimately I’ve found it to be a cool trick but ultimately inconvenient and maybe pointless.

This is me.

In public dns, configure *.home.example.com as an A record pointing to the local IP for my traefik container.

Traefik then manages all certificates. It sets a TXT record with my dns providers API like privatesercice.home.lebowheatcroft.com, requests the cert from letsencrypt, then deletes that TXT record.

Yes the local IP of my server is leaked, but names of services are not.

I think you’re pretty much talking about the fundamental attribution error. It’s a cognitive bias whereby we interpret the actions of others as the result of their character, but attribute our own behavior to external situational things.

I think another component of this is generalisation, like how often does someone have to do mean things to qualify as “an asshole”. Once in a lifetime? Once a year? Every day? All day?

I used to think I was a super nice person. These days I will absolutely acknowledge that there are times when people would think I was a bit of an asshole. I think sometimes it’s unavoidable if you don’t want to be everyone’s door mat. For example, when you disagree with someone sometimes you can just let it go to keep the peace, but if you feel strongly about it for whatever reason and have to stand your ground, it’s easy to end up looking like an asshole.

He could become non-verbal as the result of a severe stroke, and it wouldn’t hurt him at the polls. Come to think of it, he would probably be a better president that way soo…

I’m not advocating for the devil, I’m merely skeptical about this advertorial for a docudrama.

If you want to continue believing that 50 year olds don’t find 23 year olds attractive, then more power to you.

I didn’t say they were a rebadge car company. Just pointing out that if you buy a Koleos in Australia, it will have been manufactured in Korea.

IDK much about Renault’s, or cars for that matter, but isn’t renault one of the badges which is really just a badge now?

My grandfather swore by renaults. They were expensive because they were imported from France (to Australia).

Now, they’re one of the cheapest cars on the road because they’re manufactured in Korea. They have terrible resale value because rightly or wrongly, they’re perceived to be very poor quality.

What I mean to say is, does renault the company really make cars, or do they just license their badge to whoever can make the cheapest Megane? I honestly don’t know but that’s the impression I get.

Ugh. The ad hominem is childish.

What you or “most people” think is creepy is irrelevant, because that’s the very definition of subjective.

You’re absolutely entitled to make judgements about age discrepancies in other peoples relationships if you wish, but labeling them evil or manipulative or criminal on that basis is presumptive.

Nah. If you’re catch and release then stremio is much better than all of this. Install the app on your Android TV, get debrid for a few dollars, and you’re off to the races. Great wife approval factor.

I know I shouldn’t be but I’m just kind of astonished.

I get that some states are predominantly red voters, but how many people must be involved in this process, and among them not a single person with a shred of integrity. I’m a lefty, but I’d like to think that if I was in a position to have any input into a process like this, I’m pretty sure I would be screaming blue bloody murder, even if the money was going to my own preferred party.

It’s just so embarrassingly obviously corrupt. I would be genuinely ashamed to be involved, even if my involvement was simply not saying anything.

Amongst christians I think there’s a general consensus that they’re the good guys.

Honestly sometimes getting downvoted to oblivion on Lemmy is a key indicator that you’re not 14 and have some life experience beyond selfhosting a minecraft server.

The article is a promotion for a docudrama.

Of course what happened to her is truly, genuinely sad, but millions of young women lose or ruin their lives over drugs every year. They don’t get their own docudrama because they’re less pretty, or less relatable, or have less respectable abusers.