Brewchin

And this is why some people should be denied power. Not liking/wanting something for oneself is fine. You do you, etc.

Wishing to forbid it to others is unconscionable.

“Users question value of Spez*.” FTFY.

*Substitute the former r/jailbait mod for any other sociopath CxO who will do/say anything for a shareholder-blessed bonus.

I read it more like a Scooby-Doo unmasking, “And I would’ve gotten away with it, too, if it weren’t for you pesky kids!” 😀

This is the way.

Terrifying that it takes state intervention to do this most basic of things. Fuck this timeline.

Definitely canon. The most yandere of succubi. 😄

It’s showing as Aedaz_ on my .world account. Albeit 20 mins later.

OP: It’s almost certainly due to sync delay between servers. I heard someone describe it once as similar to a DNS zone file change - it takes some time to propagate.

What a very strange way to say “I don’t want to”. Some people are very odd.

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A fellow mortal combat between tech monsters enthusiast, I see. 🍻

Freedom (like free market, etc) means the freedom for corps to do whatever they want. The exact opposite of what Adam Smith meant.

Classic Murica: redefine a specific term and claim it’s in line with the original definition. If you can’t beat the facts, play with the terms behind those facts. Win!

None of the existing UK quangos and orgs with the title or mission of “regulator” actually do any regulation*, so maybe they thought it was worth a shot? Can’t be any worse than the status quo, right?

*Well, they do regulate normal individuals. Never business or power. Regulatory capture is alive and well.

“Ah, yes… a 2m tall flower would look great next to my Day of the Triffids merch! Oh, and a starz-n-stripes container plant would be ideal for my shouty, flag-waving neighbour… Take my money!”

We are so doomed as a society.

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Internet points aren’t the only reason people delete their posts/comments, though?

I think people should think seriously about deleting posts, but comments that don’t contribute to the discussion for whatever reason definitely have a shelf life.

And that’s aside from the old “a comment you made 10 years ago in another life gets you fired/cancelled” issues due to times changing, some shitlord quoting you out of context, etc, etc.

Easy in theory to nope out of such insanity with their websites and optional apps. Except for Android users… where every “fuck Google!” cry meets the reality of a captive audience.

(Apple is no better and third-party OS’s tend to break banking, government, etc, apps. 😬)

If you’re not using a domain for email, the MX record should not be left empty, as it can still be used maliciously.

Following a guide like this (it’s one of many) will ensure it’s not used at all:

https://www.mailhardener.com/kb/hardening-unused-domains

Thank you. Needed to be said.

This came up here (I think) last month.

tl;dr: If you use a Synology NAS without ever going to or through Synology’s servers, this doesn’t impact you.

Insights is normally only used when you manage 2 or more Synology devices and want the “convenience” of a cloud-connected service.

I’ve uninstalled it from mine, as I use my NAS locally and self-host the tools I need to manage it.

He’s my friend. Goes to a different school. You wouldn’t know him…