TaylorSwiftsPickles's recent activity

  1. Comment on Should the plural of "milf" be "milfs" or "milves"? in ~humanities.languages

  2. Comment on Tildes Game Giveaway: June 2026 in ~games

  3. Comment on Tildes Game Giveaway: June 2026 in ~games

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    I'm a HUGE Lena Raine stan and so I'd genuinely love Chicory: A Colo[u]rful Tale

    I'm a HUGE Lena Raine stan and so I'd genuinely love Chicory: A Colo[u]rful Tale

    1 vote
  4. Comment on Should the plural of "milf" be "milfs" or "milves"? in ~humanities.languages

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    See, I and many others use it as a proper noun at this point. So my half-conscious brain running on 2.5 hours of sleep had this genius idea

    See, I and many others use it as a proper noun at this point. So my half-conscious brain running on 2.5 hours of sleep had this genius idea

    5 votes
  5. Comment on Tildes Minecraft Weekly in ~games

  6. Comment on Apple announces significant price increases for MacBooks, iPads, more in ~tech

  7. Comment on Nvidia announces liquid cooling system that promises to reduce electricity consumption and cut water use by up to 100% in ~tech

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    How many hands does this guy have

    [...]. Aside from that, [...]. On the other hand, [...]. On the other hand, [...].

    How many hands does this guy have

    23 votes
  8. Comment on Signs you're a dangerous terrorist: using Signal, moving zines in ~society

  9. Comment on Signs you're a dangerous terrorist: using Signal, moving zines in ~society

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    That suggestion lowkey sounds like a civil war waiting to happen

    That suggestion lowkey sounds like a civil war waiting to happen

    3 votes
  10. Comment on Tildes Minecraft Weekly in ~games

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    Oh, that'd be Bob Venti aka EthinolicBob, though afaik he's on an extended break right now

    Oh, that'd be Bob Venti aka EthinolicBob, though afaik he's on an extended break right now

    2 votes
  11. Comment on Tildes Minecraft Weekly in ~games

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    Hear that one's quite pop'lar with the kids
    • Exemplary

    Hear that one's quite pop'lar with the kids

    3 votes
  12. Comment on Tildes Minecraft Weekly in ~games

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    @j0hn1215 would it be possible for you to add a shulker unloader / loader to the giant smelting furnace?

    @j0hn1215 would it be possible for you to add a shulker unloader / loader to the giant smelting furnace?

    2 votes
  13. Comment on Bot web traffic has overtaken human web traffic in ~tech

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    Yeah, the chances are fairly low, albeit non-zero, as I stated above. Myself, I've seen my fair share of attacks on "relatively unimportant websites", but those were generally either...

    My threat model largely consists of why would anyone bother

    Yeah, the chances are fairly low, albeit non-zero, as I stated above.

    Myself, I've seen my fair share of attacks on "relatively unimportant websites", but those were generally either geopolitically-motivated attacks by hacktivists or failed attempts to perform supply chain attacks towards another entity. But even then, they used known vulnerabilities in unpatched software, every time.

  14. Comment on Bot web traffic has overtaken human web traffic in ~tech

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    It's sort of "security by obscurity" that way. Which isn't exactly a solid way to do security, but it does weed out a bunch of the dumb bots only scanning for very low-hanging fruit. These tend to...

    That wasn't true until I changed the SSH port to something that isn't port 22

    It's sort of "security by obscurity" that way. Which isn't exactly a solid way to do security, but it does weed out a bunch of the dumb bots only scanning for very low-hanging fruit. These tend to have pre-scripted subdomains and ports they'll check, and the more your own setup differs from those, the fewer things you'll get until they eventually figure it out. E.g. if you use a wildcard certificate they won't know which subdomains you actually use, but then again, wildcard certs have their own problems they can cause when misconfigured. Of course, this will do nothing for a more advanced or more targeted attack, but that's also not something you have to worry a lot about when it comes to projects like yours.

    1 vote
  15. Comment on Steam Machine prices revealed, starting at US$1049.00 in ~games

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    Not bad at all. Well within the price range I was budgeting for it. Let's fucking go!

    Not bad at all. Well within the price range I was budgeting for it. Let's fucking go!

    9 votes
  16. Comment on Keir Starmer announces resignation as leader of Labour Party in the UK in ~society

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    What does this mean for the future of UK politics in the next year or two?

    What does this mean for the future of UK politics in the next year or two?

    7 votes
  17. Comment on How much of an echo chamber is Reddit/the internet, really? in ~tech

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    Depends. I don't disagree per se, but over the last year or so, I've seen several "below the radar" cases of noise label abuse and misapplication. I don't doubt that the reason behind many of...

    Depends. I don't disagree per se, but over the last year or so, I've seen several "below the radar" cases of noise label abuse and misapplication.

    I don't doubt that the reason behind many of those was somewhat benign (incorrect understanding of the "noise" tag) rather than malicious, but it's still something I used to notice often back when I was very heavily browsing this website.

    4 votes
  18. Comment on How much of an echo chamber is Reddit/the internet, really? in ~tech

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    True, that one requires abusing the noise tag. It's more like "getting ratioed" on twitter in that regard.

    True, that one requires abusing the noise tag. It's more like "getting ratioed" on twitter in that regard.

    4 votes
  19. Comment on How much of an echo chamber is Reddit/the internet, really? in ~tech

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    Unpopular opinion: We're not immune to the "downvote problem" on tildes. Only that, instead of "downvoting someone to oblivion", it's "do not upvote this person at all, and instead massively...

    Unpopular opinion: We're not immune to the "downvote problem" on tildes. Only that, instead of "downvoting someone to oblivion", it's "do not upvote this person at all, and instead massively upvote whoever is replying to them".

    Occasionally you also see people abusing the "noise" tag to mark things they personally don't like, but that's a different story

    10 votes