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wow sure, it’s the woman liking the system of privileges that oppresses her no way it could be that one more person having a privilege isn’t going to help eradicate privileges, no no no
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I’ve known privilege all my life and know everyone likes being privileged, why would you get rid of that
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Feb 1, 2019 18:13
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Max Facetime posted:wow what
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have you considered not posting
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Feb 1, 2019 18:14
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if you don’t like being privileged there must be something wrong with you
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so... trans women shouldn't transition because they lose the privilege of being considered a man?
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aardvaard posted:what patriarchy look it up
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Feb 1, 2019 18:17
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aardvaard posted:have you considered not posting
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aardvaard posted:so... trans women shouldn't transition because they lose the privilege of being considered a man? no they should absolutely transition because one person less with a privilege is one step closer to that privilege not existing at all
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Feb 1, 2019 18:22
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pull up, thread, pull up!!
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Feb 1, 2019 18:23
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qirex posted:idk I work for a bank and they're pretty explicit about it, at least in terms of company laptops/phones I mean if you have your personal phone on wifi they're not going to get much but they'll get what they can i've seen students torrenting software and browsing porn sites in class while connected to the school wifi (and god knows what sort of poo poo they get up to in the dorms) so i figure i'm pretty safe if i accidentally load up a nws image on something awful dot com worst case i can always claim it was research-related
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My Linux Rig posted:pull up, thread, pull up!!
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Feb 1, 2019 18:31
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Sagebrush posted:i've seen students torrenting software and browsing porn sites in class while connected to the school wifi (and god knows what sort of poo poo they get up to in the dorms) Pretty much the same things but with more drugs.
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tk posted:Pretty much the same things but with more drugs. wait, you weren't supposed to do the drugs while in class?
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Feb 1, 2019 18:35
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our school partnered up w/ some law firm who'll send out emails going "We noticed you pirated X, you now owe us 5 thousand dollars or we will sue," whenever some automated IT software catches someone torrenting something. I assume the lawyers are giving the school some cut for every successful lead that gets forwarded
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Feb 1, 2019 18:40
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Max Facetime posted:wow who exactly in that post is "liking the system of privileges" Max Facetime posted:no they should absolutely transition because one person less with a privilege is one step closer to that privilege not existing at all so your solution to privilege and implicit bias is... everyone should be trans?
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Sagebrush posted:i've seen students torrenting software and browsing porn sites in class while connected to the school wifi (and god knows what sort of poo poo they get up to in the dorms) so i figure i'm pretty safe if i accidentally load up a nws image on something awful dot com so you're saying a university has more lax network access protocols than a literal bank? 
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Feb 1, 2019 18:50
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GenJoe posted:our school partnered up w/ some law firm who'll send out emails going "We noticed you pirated X, you now owe us 5 thousand dollars or we will sue," whenever some automated IT software catches someone torrenting something. I assume the lawyers are giving the school some cut for every successful lead that gets forwarded our school had an internal filesharing network based on dcc run by the turbo nerds that had basically everything you'd ever need to pirate - movies, porn, music, whatever - and it never left the firewall so it never got any DMCA takedowns. the school knew about it and looked the other way since it meant they used way less internet bandwidth and didn't have to deal with lawyers. that thing was great 
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Feb 1, 2019 18:52
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Shame Boy posted:our school had an internal filesharing network based on dcc run by the turbo nerds that had basically everything you'd ever need to pirate - movies, porn, music, whatever - and it never left the firewall so it never got any DMCA takedowns. the school knew about it and looked the other way since it meant they used way less internet bandwidth and didn't have to deal with lawyers. that thing was great lol same but i'm old af so we just had an ftp server set up. this was OG napster days pre-DMCA though so no risk, its just that the entire uni had a 1.5 mbps t1 for upstream. it was more productive for 30 of us to go home on the weekends and dialup-leech files and fly them in on monday when we came back
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Shame Boy posted:our school had an internal filesharing network based on dcc run by the turbo nerds that had basically everything you'd ever need to pirate - movies, porn, music, whatever - and it never left the firewall so it never got any DMCA takedowns. the school knew about it and looked the other way since it meant they used way less internet bandwidth and didn't have to deal with lawyers. that thing was great  related: my senior highschool ap chem project was that me and some friends made a dumb video with car chases and interspersed it with powerpoint slides about acid base titrations. i renamed it something like "briana banks jenna jameson xxx.avi" and hosted it on the network my freshman year of college. 2nd semester i was in a class with some guy who recognized me from the movie
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qirex posted:so you're saying a university has more lax network access protocols than a literal bank? I'd classify it more as bragging but ya
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my bitter bi rival posted:isn't corporate network mitm somewhat common? our Palo Alto rep has been trying to get us to set it up for years. qirex posted:idk I work for a bank and they're pretty explicit about it, at least in terms of company laptops/phones I mean if you have your personal phone on wifi they're not going to get much but they'll get what they can Shame Boy posted:our school had an internal filesharing network based on dcc run by the turbo nerds that had basically everything you'd ever need to pirate - movies, porn, music, whatever - and it never left the firewall so it never got any DMCA takedowns. the school knew about it and looked the other way since it meant they used way less internet bandwidth and didn't have to deal with lawyers. that thing was great evil_bunnY fucked around with this message at 19:15 on Feb 1, 2019 |
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Jonny 290 posted:lol same but i'm old af so we just had an ftp server set up. this was OG napster days pre-DMCA though so no risk, its just that the entire uni had a 1.5 mbps t1 for upstream. it was more productive for 30 of us to go home on the weekends and dialup-leech files and fly them in on monday when we came back i mean dcc dates from 1991 and came from goddamn irc so we weren't exactly using a fancy modern protocol  it ran surprisingly well considering how janky the whole thing was e: wait I guess it was actually DC++ which may or may not be something different? idk Shame Boy fucked around with this message at 19:17 on Feb 1, 2019 |
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Sagebrush posted:I'd classify it more as bragging but ya evil_bunnY posted:all the banks I've seen never allowed BYOD for anything.
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Digital License Plates Are Here, But Do We Need Them?
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i need them 2 get away with lots of crime brb gunna roleplay the 'town
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GenJoe posted:our school partnered up w/ some law firm who'll send out emails going "We noticed you pirated X, you now owe us 5 thousand dollars or we will sue," whenever some automated IT software catches someone torrenting something. I assume the lawyers are giving the school some cut for every successful lead that gets forwarded i feel like there's a hilarious opportunity to spoof the system and hammer the firm with phony alerts
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Feb 1, 2019 19:19
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What's the universal answer to a question in a news article? Oh right NO
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Snark aside, there is some cool things that could be done, like the "hey, parking is paid for until <TIME>", but at the same time, you know full well people are going to abuse these things.
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quote:Reading the handful of in-depth reviews of the Rplate that are floating around on the Internet, at least one specifically mentioned that Reviver Auto told them they weren’t allowed to open the device to examine its internals. This sounds like a big red flag to us personally, but to give them the benefit of the doubt, they may have been worried about some journalist breaking their demo model Rplate. who's ready for secfuck goatseplate
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iospace posted:What's the universal answer to a question in a news article? it's called betteridge's law of headlines because if the answer was yes that would just be the hed
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Feb 1, 2019 19:29
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Shame Boy posted:so your solution to privilege and implicit bias is... everyone should be trans? 
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Feb 1, 2019 19:37
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why is the hat representative of "round bombs"
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Feb 1, 2019 19:42
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Shame Boy posted:why is the hat representative of "round bombs" i believe "round bombs" is a reference to the home-made grenades from the haymarket riots queer skeleton is marching into the future with anarchy, crimes, bomb-throwing, and communes, apparently
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Shame Boy posted:our school had an internal filesharing network based on dcc run by the turbo nerds that had basically everything you'd ever need to pirate - movies, porn, music, whatever - and it never left the firewall so it never got any DMCA takedowns. the school knew about it and looked the other way since it meant they used way less internet bandwidth and didn't have to deal with lawyers. that thing was great someone at my school automated downloads and announcements of releases for tv shows. somehow bypassed the bandwidth cap too. it was awesome. we were on the west coast so we got things "early" too!
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someone in my neighborhood has a digital plate and when I saw it I had to look up wth it was and I still don't see the point of them at all; supposedly the state somehow saves on making plates because maybe it just stays on the vehicle forever and they can just flash them with different numbers or something? and then maybe some add on value with registration? but it also feels like a lot of "lets use technology to solve a problem that doesn't exist or it isn't really an appropriate solution for" because how much overhead is there for physical plates and tags vs attaching an expensive electronic device that can, you know, break also my workplace MITMs everything and its super annoying for development work -- turns out lots of software package management tools like to use encryption now and if you don't set up the cert chain right then it all breaks!
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Feb 1, 2019 19:48
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I constantly refresh goatse at work so if someone wants to see what's hogging the bandwidth, well
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Feb 1, 2019 19:49
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lancemantis posted:but it also feels like a lot of "lets use technology to solve a problem that doesn't exist or it isn't really an appropriate solution for" because how much overhead is there for physical plates and tags vs attaching an expensive electronic device that can, you know, break if they made these way smaller and a qr code or something people would like them because they'd take up less space on the car but I doubt they will because it's not like an eyewitness could describe it
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:i believe "round bombs" is a reference to the home-made grenades from the haymarket riots oh ok. i went to look up the original and apparently gay crimes skeleton was a pretty big deal like 6 months ago and i completely missed it, i'm a terrible gay  the original is pretty good too  yes, good, you have my vote mr. skeleton
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