

Social Security […] gets called a “pyramid scheme”
I assume people arguing this also don’t have any other form of insurances?
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Social Security […] gets called a “pyramid scheme”
I assume people arguing this also don’t have any other form of insurances?


Yes, we have stuff like HTTPS nowadays, but I think that given a certain importance of an application, transfered data should be encrypted on the application level as well.


Uhm, why not go to true and trusted Wikipedia? TM 31-210 Improvised Munitions Handbook
They most likely did in a later commit. However the commit adding it can not be removed as OP said. So in order for git to be able to work properly the file is still in the repository in case someone wants to check out a commit where it still was present.


You are confusing security with privacy. But keep on ranting if you like.


And how is the central server supposed to know anything when every message it transmits is verifiably e2e encrypted?
Unfortunately not.


Why do you not know HTML?
Woooooot?
I guess I am lucky that my domain comes with the cheapest webhosting I pay for at Hetzner.
Well, maybe OP has been holding on to it for quite few years by now.
It’s not about getting a proper result. It’s about getting less work to do and just as much of a pain in the ass as possible.
This is not true anymore as we have all moved to de-gender our language according to the teachings of the late Hermes Phettberg by which gender-specific endings are replaced by the letter Y.
So, i.e. the German word for a person operating a bakery is now “Bäcky” instead of “Bäcker” (m) and “Bäckerin” (f).
not 🤪


They have what?
Here we go! Dang, they even got pins!


And how do they work?


Well, technically the beak connects directly to the cloaca.


ChatGPT offered bomb recipes
So it probably read one of those publicly available manuals by the US military on improvised explosive devices (IEDs) which can even be found on Wikipedia?
Wooooooot? How did I miss that during my research?
Yeah, it doesn’t have a native Linux client.
Knowledge is a curse!