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taureon

@taureon@wetdry.world

An Aromantic and Self-reliant JavaScript programmer who makes mods for websites and games.
Trying to learn other languages right now, wish me luck!

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molly0xfff , to Random stuff
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If you've ever found yourself missing the "good old days" of the , what is it that you miss? (Interpret "it" broadly: specific websites? types of activities? feelings? etc.) And approximately when were those good old days?

No wrong answers — I'm working on an article and wanted to get some outside thoughts.

taureon ,
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@molly0xfff going on random (web corner) sites and then goofing off with the features they have

Tutanota , to Privacy
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It's April already - time to check up on your 💪

In case it was choosing over Big Tech, here's what the Tuta community is recommending! 🔒

What are your favorite apps ⁉️

taureon ,
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@Tutanota can you remove duckduckgo from this?
i would personally replace it with searx and ungoogled chromium

0xabad1dea , to Random stuff
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“oh, is our website serving 5xx errors? have you considered updating your local Java installation and rebooting?”

Error 503 first byte timeout An HTTP error 503 pops up when the server cannot send the resources requested when the client selects to send information and there are a number of reasons why this can happen. We suggest clearing the browser by following the directions below, which will require restarting the computer. Log out of BILL Clear your browser history/cookies Update Flash Update Java Restart your computer Log back in to BILL
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    @ali1234 @0xabad1dea clearly the smartest web devs

    mw1cgg , to Random stuff
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    Superb!

    The Cracks Are Starting To Show The place where | worked had a policy in the hiring documents where any software you wrote would belong to the company regardless of whether you did it at work or home. While signing my hiring documents, I politely asked: Me: “So, if | recreationally cracked video games at home, would it be your responsibility to deal with the copyright infringement, since you own the crack?” Less than a week later, all employees had to sign a new contract specifying that malware, cracks, and other illegal software were excluded from the ownership clause.
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    taureon ,
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    @mw1cgg i would just not ask them that question and then crack games

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