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This is the universe telling you you have a drinking problem.

If they had any humor.

More recently, the difference between good and bad is in the presence or absence of the word “the” before “shit”.

Ah yes, calling my argument stupid is certainly going to convince me that I’m wrong. /s

I taught college stats, you dimwit. Perhaps you should invest in a math book. You know, with formulas and stuff. But you probably failed math since 9th grade.

Well, in my experience from using Twitch it’s predominantly female streamers who do these kind of streams, so if there’s a policy against it, it would make sense that it would affect mostly women. That’s not sexist in and of itself.

But when you say that the policy is sexist because it affects mostly women, it implies that its unfair not to expect women to engage in nudity, doesn’t it.

Interesting how we’ve gone from “expecting nudity from women is sexist” to “NOT expecting nudity from women is sexist”.

Well, you see, it turned out that people are far more willing to fork over money when they get to see boobs instead of noobs.

They all work in marketing. Except for the three guys who made Fortnite and Frank, who maintains the launcher. Don’t go into Frank’s office unannounced, he often forgets to wear pants.

So Trump doesn’t just use FOSS, he even spends time and money to improve it? What a dick.

Apple Silicon has entered the chat

I honestly don’t know WHAT it is, nor do I care. All I heard when I learned about that site is that it supposedly is a major CP host, so I just avoided it like the plague. Plus it’s all in Japanese anyways.

I think it’s an NSFW instance of questionable legality (i.e. underage material that’s prohibited in most countries except Japan).

Yes it is: https://help.truthsocial.com/legal/open-source/

The end times have arrived.

It just entered the “rebellious teenager” phase

This patch has so many bugs in it, Microsoft added it to Windows 11 and called it a feature.

Seeing how the majority of CLI apps available on the Mac are ported over from Linux in the first place, what is even the point?

Right, that makes sense, although the article doesn’t go into detail about how the server decides when it’s time to delete a message.

It also doesn’t back up your claim that multiple devices sharing the same account will ever exchange messages amongst each other. Which would be a technical nightmare BTW since they could be located behind firewalls etc. and this still require a central server to coordinate. Might as well keep the middle man in that case and leave the messages on the server until they’ve been retrieved.

My initial point therefore is mostly correct: messages ARE stored on their servers in encrypted form for an unknown length of time, although likely not forever.

What evidence do you have to support this claim?

How do they manage to make the same messages appear on multiple devices? I use Signal on my phone and two other computers. Even if one of them is offline, once I go online, it will show the same messages as the other devices, even if I have already seen them on my phone. They sure aren’t going to connect to my phone to pull the messages from there.

I do think there is a limit to this feature – when you connect a new device, you will not see any history on there. Only messages you receive after activating the device will show up, so it’s possible they just keep track of how many active devices you have, and once a message has been retrieved by all of them, it will be deleted from the server. But that would also mean that if you don’t sign out of a device before retiring it, messages COULD potentially stay on their servers forever, unless they delete them after a certain period.