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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @zuspotirko OP 31 Mar \ on: Biggest event of the 21st century so far culture
Here is my version:
Basically, the "so far" part for me means downranking the things that I think will still be huge but are not yet. Or else Bitcoin would have won against the iphone. Snowden might get further maybe. Ukraine might be further although ChatGPT is hard to beat.
The 9/11 v Youtube was hard too. One could easily argue 9/11 is the overall winner of all. iphone vs 08 is super hard. Covid is kinda low for me because after it was over the world hadn't changed that much imo it went back to how it was. Same for J16 - it kinda changed nothing. The is also a good case to be made for the arab spring being the overall winner of all.
If you click on the Tweet there is a link to this guys discord for voting
But I uploaded the template hoping stackers make their own versions :)
I guess some people think they spend LESS time looking at screens when they can quickly do the small things on their wrist. Especially when the phone draws you in and you open the next app and the next app out of habit. Not sure if it is actually true.
Here in Europe I expect most people to have learned about the mechanical mechanism (wrist movement + ratchet + spring) in school. Do you not?
Any questions? I'll try to answer it
Back in the day I got an Apple watch for doing "small tasks" without pulling out my phone. E.g. forwarding to the next song while walking or reply thumbs up to text messages. But it got annoying pretty quickly because of how slow the watch was
Is that still a problem with modern smart watches like the Garmin?
Like a mechanical watch that tightens its spring with a ratchet and the natural movement of your wrist instead of by turning the crown
I feel like everybody should know this. Maybe it's different in the US but here in Europe I expect all middle class people to have learned at least this much about machinery in school
I think the natural stuff like no sulfur and natural fermentation is cool. But you don't do any of the biodynamic nonsense like rituals at full moon and stuff, do you?
A few observations from my end:
- Most Democrat boy names are Hispanic/ethnic boy names while Democrat girl names are not. Why could that be? Do Latino families want their boys to continue their family legacy while girls get integrated faster? Do I interpret too much into this?
- Democrat girl names end on "a" while Republican girl names often end on "y" or "eigh". Isn't that curious?
- The Republican boy names sound all really lower class coded to me. The Democrat boy names too. The girl names do not. Please tell me if you feel the same or if you disagree.
Might still be worth discussing. The WSJ has little interpretation here. The Trump admin and DOGE are currently bosting about cutting crumbs (a few million Dollars here and there) while ignoring the cake (Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security, Defense)
Reddit is very fast on the shadowban switch. And rightfully so, they're under more bot attacks, astroturfs and brigading than any other platform.
What triggered it in your case were probably the frequent IP changes that come with Tor. Mitigation is using an account that already has trust built up. Or establish an account via VPN instead of Tor
Notably this is not the first time Apple has issues with checking identities on TLS initial connection. There was a famous bug years ago called "Goto Fail" where MacOS would just accept any signature/identity in certain cases.
Sometimes you just want to shake Apple management and scream: implement. basic. unit. tests. for. security. stuff. aaaaa.
This left the user vulnerable: an attacker with privileged network access could intercept the HTTP request and redirect the user to a phishing website
That's not a phishing attack. That sounds like a profound security hole in the TLS implementation.