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SlightlyCyberpunk

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<p>Anti-social anarcho-syndicalist slacker, maker, and code monkey. Soldering irons to semicolons and everything in between.</p><p>Sloperators will be blocked on sight. This code is hand-crafted with love (or at least great annoyance.)</p>

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  • Post #2338275

    @rabbit I would love a &amp;quot;web of trust&amp;quot; style system too...wouldn&amp;#39;t necessarily require people to produce explicit blocklists so it&amp;#39;d give more lists with less effort, although you do lose some specificity that way...could potentially use notes attached to those blocks to get a bit of both though! I did a pretty basic prototype of the idea a while back...was kinda hoping someone with more time for it would pick up the idea and run with it but no luck so far :) ht...

  • Post #1880046

    ✊ ✊ ✊ Sitting here in between local May Day protests watching the NYSE get blockaded...&amp;#39;tis a good day https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXzmMKzJaTd/?l=1

  • Post #1726605

    Ughhh Car won&amp;#39;t start, so called insurance for a tow. They send me GPS tracking of the truck and I watch him driving up the highway...past my exit...into the next state. After about half an hour I hit the &amp;quot;call driver&amp;quot; button and...nothing happens. So I call the insurance company back, they put me on hold, they also can&amp;#39;t reach the driver, and now I&amp;#39;m waiting on them to get a supervisor. So my week is starting off *great* Maybe he picked up a Porsche...

  • Post #415393

    @jonathanhogg There&amp;#39;s also the duplicated effort problem. Pick any large company...McDonald&amp;#39;s for example. I&amp;#39;m sure they&amp;#39;ve got a bunch of coders building their app and their website and controlling the POS or whatever other gadgets in the stores. And Burger King probably has a very similar team writing very similar code. And Wendy&amp;#39;s, and Jack in the Box, and on and on and on. If you&amp;#39;ve got two competing factories that each produce a hundred cars...