It keeps getting reposted, it was on mildly infuriating. I am pretty sure I saw it on reddit too. The text chnages every time though.
I don’t think reposting is bad though, as long as sufficient time is given, it is fine to repost. I think this might be the first time on shitpost though.
https://lemmy.world/post/24954604
The real one: https://nypost.com/2023/10/25/business/alaskan-restaurants-100-tip-option-appalls-vacationer/
This was posted before on mildly infuriating, Lemmy is becoming like reddit.
From my experience they almsot never reply, it is better to make a new account using vpn rather than trying to get unbanned.
A good example is the Usenet community, in Lemmy there is barely any activity, on reddit people post at least once a week.
I had multiple accounts suddenly they all got system error, which in Reddit means you are banned. They couldn’t be bothered to implement a notification system to inform the users they were banned.
In Patreon, the users are selling their content, in this case Reddit is paywalling user content without paying the users.
What did you guys do, confess?
I found more help in stack overflow for windows related issues compared to Microsoft.
Or just move to a a console, the quality might not be the same, but it is way cheaper. This is one of the reasons people by consoles, they are cheaper and the games are optimized for it.
Elijah McClain:
Randy Roedema, an Aurora police officer at the time, was sentenced to 14 months in a county jail. Jeremy Cooper, the paramedic working with Mr. Cichuniec, was sentenced to four years of probation with 14 months of work-release.
Strangely courts care more about dogs than humans, let us not forget about war crimes committed by soldiers and they don’t get any punishment example My Lai massacre.
Wow, seriously why are they using bitcoin? XMR is untraceable, why use a traceable currency?
As long as doesn’t host manga or anime itself, it is legal, for example Invidious and Newpipe for youtube. What was the reason stated for the DCMA request?
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It is different, but close enough that I won’t be surprised this is real.
That was followed by an option of 30%, described as “Great;” 50%, rated as “Wow!” and finally 100%, which the tip screen noted was for the “Best Service Ever!” per the outlet
I also can’t believe it is real, but I wouldn’t discount it as being fake. Similar case below:
https://nypost.com/2023/10/25/business/alaskan-restaurants-100-tip-option-appalls-vacationer/
Anytime,
If you want to know more about newsgroups you can find the structure here: https://www.itpro.com/infrastructure/network-internet/368089/the-big-8-usenet-newsgroup-hierarchies-and-what-they-cover
And you can find information about the file encoding here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/YEnc#%3A~%3Atext=yEnc+is+a+binary-to%2Can+8-bit+encoding+method.
You are wrong. Usenet uses Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) and newsgroups are Basically just forums with different topics.
Usenet is basically the first ever worldwide forum or discussion system and it only accepts text, it doesn’t accept binary. Files are posted by encoding files as text and posting them, but since there is a size limit for each post similar to twitter, the files have to be split.
Your ISP can see that you are connecting to a Usenet provider and if you don’t use SSL they will see what you are downloading, but it doesn’t matter since in most countries only sharing is illegal, downloading is not illegal.
That is not the only reason it is stable, because all transactions are private, it doesn’t affect the price unlike bitcoin.
I would recommend this channel https://youtube.com/@moddedwarfare.