The technicalities of usernames and underscores makes this seem more complicated than it really is:
"Without any evidence whatsoever we convicted a man named Joe Smith, because we had been told that there was some man somewhere named Joe Smith, who was suspected of being a criminal."
Salt has an essentially infinite "best before", so if you ever encounter a packet of salt with a "best before" less than hundreds of years into the future, you can know that it's a lie.
But they have absolutely no way to prevent any big AI harvester from harvesting this content, so whatever they claim has no impact whatsoever on what data gets harvested.
Europol doesn't do things like that, they're not some kind of police that can conduct investigations. Wikipedia has a summary of what they actually do, in case you'd like to know:
I have heard the term DNS a million times but don't really understand it.
Learn about DNS, it's the glue that holds the internet together, any time you spend on learning more about DNS will quickly pay off. You probably already know that it's what maps domain names to IP addresses and vice versa, but it can be used for loads of other useful things too.
(My own two favourite not well known but totally standardized really convenient things to use DNS for is to provide SSH host key fingerprints through DNSSEC and requesting letsencrypt certificates for host names without any webserver.)
Why did you do that?
What a bizarre idea. Why would anyone want to do that?
Why would anyone ever need that!?
Breaking News: Inflation Exists!
What a stupid article.
The technicalities of usernames and underscores makes this seem more complicated than it really is:
"Without any evidence whatsoever we convicted a man named Joe Smith, because we had been told that there was some man somewhere named Joe Smith, who was suspected of being a criminal."
Inbred Redneck Alien Abduction (2004) was not what anyone would call "good" but definitely "remarkable how much they achieved with so little money".
Where else can you both fire someone on the spot and sue for religious discrimination?
Sorry, but I'm also old enough to remember the world before wide-spread use of the internet and anal sex was popular already then.
What else could it possibly have meant?
Please reconsider all the choices in your life that led you to writing that comment.
Signal.
https://www.alphabetworkersunion.org/
Sure, but it amuses me when that date isn't thousands of years into the future.
Good!
Salt has an essentially infinite "best before", so if you ever encounter a packet of salt with a "best before" less than hundreds of years into the future, you can know that it's a lie.
But they have absolutely no way to prevent any big AI harvester from harvesting this content, so whatever they claim has no impact whatsoever on what data gets harvested.
Am I missing anything?
Why Canadians Can't Bike in the Winter (but Finnish people can)
Europol doesn't do things like that, they're not some kind of police that can conduct investigations. Wikipedia has a summary of what they actually do, in case you'd like to know:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europol
Learn about DNS, it's the glue that holds the internet together, any time you spend on learning more about DNS will quickly pay off. You probably already know that it's what maps domain names to IP addresses and vice versa, but it can be used for loads of other useful things too.
(My own two favourite not well known but totally standardized really convenient things to use DNS for is to provide SSH host key fingerprints through DNSSEC and requesting letsencrypt certificates for host names without any webserver.)
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