JackbyDev

Not Debian 13. https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/release-notes/issues.html#reduced-support-for-i386

Also note that the Debian team uses i386 to mean what we think of by 32 bit x86, not just CPUs from the very old i386 generation. https://wiki.debian.org/i386

Or just acting like that for tips, like the food service equivalent of a stripper sort of lol

Ew. Please stop talking.

Nothing about this post implies she's a prostitute.

I used to get sucked in by cop videos on TikTok. I think it's the curiosity. I hated it. I'd get shown so many. I didn't enjoy watching them. I thought a lot about what's happening and I really think it's just the initial hook of "what's happening here???" because there's a cop. I had to actively scroll away as fast as possible every time I saw them to get that shit away. I finally did, but it was rough. It's easy to fall into traps like that with social media algorithms. They aren't meant to maximize your enjoyment, they're meant to maximize your retention, engagement, and spending.

if she's a prostitute then no anon wasn't "turned down", anon was robbed.

You lost me here. What a wild thing to say.

I use informant which in theory fixed this but even then there is an issue on it about some things happening earlier in pacman than the transaction hook it uses so... Bleh. This shit needs to be built into pacman itself, seriously.

Permissive licenses were a mistake.

Imagine contacting a brick and mortar store in another country and threatening sanctions because they don't check the passport of visitors so they're "offering services" to another country. That's sort of what's happening.

I guess this is what it comes down to...

1. Do you view allowing any arbitrary IP address to access your site as "offering service" to all countries? Or,
2. Do you view having a website as just putting something into cyberspace and it's the responsibility of countries to control access to it if they don't want their citizens going there.

Personally, I'm a firm believer that IP addresses aren't people and that an IP address range doesn't mean the end user is from that country, so I lean towards point 2.

...buuuuuut I also really don't like the idea that countries control access to things like that. I'm sort of in a "wish I could have it both ways" thing. Because the more sites that are adamant about taking view number 2 the more countries will be encouraged to censor. And let's be honest, this is all about control, there are sensible ways to protect children like creating standardized self labels for parental controls to reject and find on those instead, so... It's hard.

I hate this.

I think people who used to use 4chan.get nostalgic for the rare gems and forget the absolute depraved shit or how much there was, perhaps along with not being able to spot things as well when they used it.

It's not as recognizable though.