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Technology@lemmy.world•Hands off the VPNs — Mozilla warns UK regulators that age-restricting VPNs "would undermine the privacy and security of all users," while failing to protect kidsEnglish
82·5 days agooi m8 u got a loicence fuh that’ VEE PEE ENN?
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Bitwarden's new CEO has a Private Equity background, removed 'Inclusion' and 'Always Free' from their website -- because of course he didEnglish
19·9 days agoFor once ADHD preventing me from completing a migration is a boon, I guess I’ll move back to keepass
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What can you say about Cormac McCarthy's book - The Road?
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What are your thoughts on internet trolling
6·13 days agoTrolling is a art. Trolling should be done softly, and should leave plausible deniability until and unless you get to a point where blowing your cover maximizes lulz. Trolling should split the room into roughly the following groups: 85% bewildered bystanders, 10% angry, and 5% who see what you’re doing and either leave you alone or join in. Those numbers are fluid but the point holds that in an ideal situation the majority of people are either too confused to say anything or are on your side.
As I’ve grown up (read: I am not a thirteen year old boy anymore) I’ve started to realize that beyond being mean-spirited bigotry is just not very lulzy. In general good trolling shines a light on how someone who is being loud about their very strong and very wrong opinions online is a complete moron. Annoying the fuck out of hate groups is also acceptable.
Edit: there’s also just being weird and fucking with people by way of a harmless prank
In conclusion trolling is a land of contrasts.



especially with methanol.