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4 hours agoWere they hard-line demsocs, or were they really just “progressive” liberals?
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111·1 day agoOutside of states with a parliamentary system, “state” and “government” are synonyms. In states with a presidential system, the police are an arm of the executive branch, which is an arm of the state/government.
AFAIK, archive.today is the best around for that, outside of installing the Bypass Paywalls Clean browser extension for Firefox or Chrome.
Why are specifically are you using archive.today? To post links that bypass paywalls, or for something else? Because if it’s for something else then there may be other solutions, like using archive.org or saving the page locally.
archive.ph is just another alternate hostname for archive.today.
Some Lisps will accept a literal Unicode lambda character.
Huh, I haven’t looked at C++ in decades, and I didn’t know they’d added lambda functions/expressions, in C++11. Apparently you can shorten it further:
[]{}
JavaScript can do better than that:
() => {}
As I hinted at, you could add some random garbage to each address so it can’t be guessed.
Example:paypal@MyDomain.com→paypal-x4t@MyDomain.com
2·7 days agoit ain’t called liartown for nuffin’: it’s all photoslop and wordfuckery.
2 What is the best structure for creating emails for services? For example I’m currently using <ServiceName>@CDexample.com
That’s more-or-less how I use Fastmail’s catchall/wildcard alias feature.
but the downside of this is if someone knows your domain they can effectively figure out what services you use and this possibly could be used for osint and doxx you.
How would someone know that what services you use based on that? To do that they would need to know what email addresses you’ve actually created/used. In any case, you could salt each local-part so it can’t be trivially guessed.
3 Should I use my custom domain for Banking and other financial related services?
I use mine for nearly everything.
5 If i use my custom domain on my cv would my whole domain forever be correlated with my other personal data on my cv and sold to data brokers?
Perhaps. When I want an extra layer of anonymity, I use a Fastmail’s masked email that’s not associated with my domain.
Most USians believe there’s no censorship here while this video keeps getting removed.
i’m an anglophile
I gotta say, I’m curious what you mean by that.
And yet here you are 🤷
Wutno. Humans are not genetically doomed to being stupid. They can learn to think analytically, they can learn about known biases and how to mitigate them. They can learn historical materialism.
This graph definitively answers the question, “Does propaganda really work?”
You know that Watergate, Iran-Contra, and Iraq are settled history at this point, right? They are no longer contested by serious people. A better example might be the JFK assassination & cover-up, or better yet, ongoing events like the astroturfed Mexican “gen-z revolution” or the fake Venezuelan “narco-terrorism” the US made up in an attempt to overthrow president Maduro.
Where are good, constructive places to discuss these issues without falling into unproductive conspiracy spirals?
The fediverse, which for the most part currently isn’t run by corporations or by NGOs funded by governments or corporations. There are also a few independent, non-corporate, non-NGO investigative reporting sources. I can name a few good ones if you like. People on lemmy.ml often post articles from them.
blahaj isn’t particularly hostile toward anarchism or democratic socialism, I don’t think, but it’s largely a liberal instance. It’s defederated from hexbear & lemmygrad, so a lot of socialist content is blocked.
dbzer0 is explicitly anarchist. It blocks lemmygrad but not hexbear.
slrpnk is anarchist-friendly and environmentalist. It blocks both hexbear & lemmygrad.
lemmy.ml is predominantly socialist. It’s federated with everyone except for porn and fascist instances[1]. The only instances that block it that I can only think of are infosec.pub, lemmy.cafe, and programming.dev.
Quite a few instances are defederated from lemmygrad and/or hexbear. Hexbear is basically only blocks lemmy.world, and lemmygrad only blocks porn and fascist instances.
For instance, hilariouschaos, the successor to explodingheads. ↩︎