princessnorah

princessnorah , 3 days ago to Free and Open Source Software in Signal under fire for storing encryption keys in plaintext

Discord aren't marketing themselves on secure or encrypted messaging. Signal is.

princessnorah OP , 4 days ago to 196 in smell rule

I'm incontinent friend. Life sucks, I try to find the silver linings ☺️

princessnorah OP , 4 days ago to 196 in smell rule

I hope you and the other folks in this thread saying poo don't have children you leave smelling like this :) you're supposed to change them when they do that friend.

I change myself straight away too. Smelling like that sucks. Smelling like baby powder is nice though ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

princessnorah OP , 4 days ago to 196 in smell rule

j&j's is cornstarch these days :3

princessnorah , 4 days ago to 196 in Rule

I mean if China were actually doing this, they'd only be taking from the same playbook the British used against them with opium ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

princessnorah , 5 days ago to 196 in micrulesoft

Bazzite kinda solves most of these issues though honestly. It's immutable, so it protects you from doing things that might severely impact other systems. It also already has hardware support for things like fan control for a bunch of systems (Nvidia, Steam Deck, ASUS RoG handhelds).

princessnorah , 5 days ago to 196 in mod accountability rule [action taken]

No, Deism isn't a revealed religion. There's a distinction.

princessnorah , 5 days ago to 196 in mod accountability rule [action taken]

Actually though, you don't really see this that much anymore, when it felt rlly common when I was a kid in the late 90s?

What I actually find way more gross, bordering on pedo-y, is bikini tops for pre-pubescent girls. They weren't common when I was a kid at all. It's like people think seeing a young girl's undeveloped chest would be the draw, when
you're literally sexualising a part of their body that's no different from their male peers.

princessnorah , 5 days ago to 196 in mod accountability rule [action taken]

Except, it often isn't a choice? Especially for women? Most people are born with their religion chosen for them. There are also clearly deeply ingrained universal drives that push humans to religious beliefs as well. Otherwise we wouldn't see them across civilisations on every continent, from antiquity to the modern day.

princessnorah , 5 days ago to 196 in mod accountability rule [action taken]

...is so straitjacketed by Australia's ridiculous lawmaking in this area...

Seriously? Tell me you're American without telling me you're American.

princessnorah , 5 days ago to Free and Open Source Software in Ladybird web browser now funded by GitHub co-founder, promises ‘no code’ from rivals

Sublinks exists because the developers of Lemmy have repeatedly ignored feature requests from instance admins and acted in a hostile manner towards them. They're unpleasant to work with, so a bunch of people decided to no longer work with them and create their own project.

It feels like you're only capable of seeing the "logical" point for something to exist friend. Misskey is to Tumblr as Mastodon is to Twitter.

princessnorah , 6 days ago (edited 4 days ago) to Free and Open Source Software in Ladybird web browser now funded by GitHub co-founder, promises ‘no code’ from rivals

You seem to have missed this third PR, that was genuine, three days ago.
It seemed to be the cause of the trans woman's sarcastic PR. The author of the article does mention it.

princessnorah , 7 days ago to Technology in Google Says AI Could Break Reality

(because "save as" isn't available on "modern" websites)

I think this is also more of a mobile issue with apps more than just websites. Like, hence why those screenshots are so often from phones. Generally one's that are more obviously from a computer are social media posts, presumedly to facilitate sharing on other platforms easier.

Because on desktop, even if a website doesn't allow it, using the dev inspector usually allows you too. I wonder if it would be possible to create an extension/userscript that automates that on hostile websites.

princessnorah , 7 days ago to Technology in Google Says AI Could Break Reality

The mechanism for how it works is that as a remote instance sends in it's downvote count, Beehaw immediately drops the message without modifying the database. Part of this exchange is an expected response of the total updated downvotes. However, Beehaw sends back "0" and the remote instance knows it can't be zero, so it treats it's local count with higher validity.

Essentially, this all ends up meaning that what ssm will see is the total of all downvotes from users on their own instance, and nothing else. This might be just their own downvote, especially being on a smaller instance. But I've seen lemmy.world users be confused about it bc the count they see is say, -5. Have been told my instance obviously has them enabled 😅

Remote instances don't communicate their vote tally's with each other for a third instance's post.

princessnorah , 8 days ago to 196 in 2016 Regret Rule

Silent Generation needs to shut up already.