

These comments are an eye opening experience for me; and I’m not sure I like that feature. It seems whatever the good it does, it’s open for endless abuse because at the end of the day, we are all human and petty at times.
Migrated to https://lemmy.ml/u/limer


These comments are an eye opening experience for me; and I’m not sure I like that feature. It seems whatever the good it does, it’s open for endless abuse because at the end of the day, we are all human and petty at times.


Waiting for how bad the replacement will be: obviously it will be a flat earther who also has a financial incentive to damage weather satellites


Slightly amusing because most of the active users are perhaps AI powered bots now, run by Reddit.
If that is the case, then it seems to me that this is a repeat of the locking out of third parties, similar to the api change two years ago, but now for those that use bots?
Grammar edit


I’m cynical and already looking at forks


I wouldn’t. But there are so many employers, some actually doing evil things, and in some countries sabotaging things while your department is mass fired is all the rage.
So, if one is going to do it, do it well


I know the town he was convicted in, it’s not quite a bedroom community for Houston. A bit too far out. They have a problem with the police allowing firearms used in the city limits.
He was convicted by jury there


Ok kids, what did we learn here? Use obfuscation in your kill switches, and place it by leaving vulnerabilities that are “accidental”.
Secondary lesson: don’t web surf on corporate laptops
I make the bed to prevent bugs and spiders from crawling into the sheets