I didn’t check your spelling either, but I think you did about as good as I could have. Lol.

Ah. Ok, yeah. That makes sense. I just wanted to make sure you weren’t advocating for doing more security checks on the client and thinking that would improve security at all. But I see you were saying quite the opposite.

Hey you, sit down and listen.

Don’t be flippant and don’t be dismissin’.

Think you’re a Flash encyclopedia?

Eating, breathing Macromedia.

Think you’re cool saying “all your base”?

Get that Xiao Xiao out of my face.

You gotta be kidding me with that crap.

Animutation’s where it’s at.

client side security

What do you mean by this? Like, MTLS or requiring people to install client certificates in their browsers, or installing certificates in some other client application. Or something else?

And who are/own the clients in question? These aren’t B2C sort of customers, are they?

This title kindof makes it sound like she was killed because she was investigating Trump’s crimes. (Perhaps even by Trump cronies, or at least in support of Trump.) But as far as I can tell, there isn’t really any evidence this assassination has anything to do with Trump specifically. Though I don’t know if it’s known how likely whoever replaces Gloria Alexandra Bravo Cedeño is to follow through on the investigations into Trump war crimes that she started.

Another source for this story: https://www.hrw.org/news/2026/06/16/ecuador-prosecutor-shot-and-killed

Ah! No worries.

I think most communities do that by selecting from active/productive contributors in the group. Another option might be to pin a meta post in this community asking if anyone’s interested in being a mod. If that doesn’t get you any results, what I would probably do is wait a while and see if activity/user count/post count/etc ramp up and then try again. I don’t know of any “Looking For Mods” kind of communities on Lemmy or anything.

Well, I’m one of the oldest moderators on !fuck_ai@lemmy.world, but that community has a lot of moderators and I think the pretty significant majority of them (like me) was appointed mod without any prior conversation about it. And most of those mods aren’t active or anything. And there’s no way/place for us to really discuss anything or come to any consensus. So I don’t know that there are any mods that really “speak for” the community except maybe @VerbFlow@lemmy.world, the founder of the community.

I wrote about my worst AI experience here. (Hopefully that doesn’t come across as trying to promote another anti-AI community. I’m thrilled to see more communities appear.)

To be fair, much of it is displaced anger at Discovery for this.

As dual_sport_dork said, you really shouldn’t worry about it, and you’re probably better off not having anything to do with Admiral Patrick, but if you really wanted to pursue it, you could PM Admiral Patrick and (very nicely) ask him how you ended up on the list and ask him to remove you. (Right now, he’s probably getting flooded with messages that are likely to generally piss him off (more so than usual), so it’s definitely worth being extra nice if you want that to have any chance of success.)

Oh sweet. Perchance if I 🥺👉👈 fill my posts with keywords like “what would the french do” and “crossposted from https://anarchist.nexus/”, famed boot licker Admiral Patrick will declare death to me and try to remove me from reality and then maybe I can be part of the list of proletairat freedom unit users in his “policy.json” list where I can claim Tesseract is censoring me. Hey @admiralpatrick@lemmy.world: ACAB.

Edit: Oh wait. Has the host that serves that “policy.json” file disappeared? My machine is saying “could not resolve hostname.” Hmmmm. It may be too late for me.

Quote from the article.

Last season ended with the Star Trek friends fending off a Kingon farmer’s corn crops from little pink aliens

Kingon

“Kingon?” KINGON!?

Which is it? Either:

• Scouts mispronounces the name in a “baby talk” way.
• “Kingons” are a distinct species from Klingons.
• Scouts changed the name of Klingons.
• That article was written by someone who apparently lives under a rock so huge that they’ve never heard the word “Klingon” mispronounced.
• That article author typoed.

Whichever it is, I’m pissed.

Archive of the article as proof that it says “Kingon” in case they fix it.

Is it too late to get on the list?

Yas! This is very much needed. I’m surprised not to see LLaMa in the list.

I also want to see isitreallyfoss.com in the list. (Of course the answer is “yes”. It’s under AGPL. But it feels like a conspicuous absence.)

Edit: Oh, also, I’d love to see licenses included on that site as well as projects. Like FUTO’s Source First License 1.1 (with a big blinking red “NO” of course), for instance.

Is there a story I’m missing? Did some company bribe the president and make claims of false positives regarding cyclosporiasis?

My brain wants to turn this into a Loss meme for some reason.

If you’re creative enough, shitting can be the way you assert dominance over your peers.

Slop is worse than cars.

/c/lemmyshitpost is for shit, but not for shit as shitty as slop.

It might be really good. You don’t know.