

LOLLLLLLLL that’s like a third of the US population. Probably half of the number currently employed. There’s no way in hell this useless garbage will take 1/3 to 1/2 of all jobs. Companies that do this will go out of business fast.
LOLLLLLLLL that’s like a third of the US population. Probably half of the number currently employed. There’s no way in hell this useless garbage will take 1/3 to 1/2 of all jobs. Companies that do this will go out of business fast.
But a YouTube “channel” is an application/service specific concept, not exposed in any way dns would be aware of.
I don’t think you can block YouTube channels via DNS.
20,000 variables? That can’t be right.
That’s a pretty vague title. What kind of server? I run emby. I also run a ton of other servers.
That means nothing when the servers stop taking EU traffic
I don’t use any of these apps, so I’m not quite sure how they work. But couldn’t you just make an app that keeps a local private and public key pair. Then when you send a message (say via regular sms) it includes under the hood your public key. Then the receiver when they reply uses your public key to encrypt the message before sending to you?
Unless the sms infrastructure is going to attempt to detect and reject encrypted content, this seems like it can be achieved without relying on a server backend.
This sucks, and they shouldn’t have to do this, but could they make it a webapp?
Those same people are also still using Twitter or Instagram or TikTok.
Is it that non tech people have a hard time understanding this? Or is it just all the corporate lobbying bribes?
I guess there’s no way to follow them from a Lemmy instance?
What’s the absndonware EA game?
Are they encouraging sharing passwords now? I thought they did a big crackdown on that after being okay with it for years.
Edit: oh I went back and read the date.
If you just have some random handle that isn’t your name. How are they gonna trace that to you?
Does nk actually have a satellite? Or is this some old Chinese shit the Chinese let them use?