I've read the comments, still unsure what is happening, and no I'm not gonna watch a 20min video on something that someone can summarise in 2 paragraphs.
tetris11
joined 2 years ago
I agree, this is 2024 and the quickest way to win voters is appeals to emotion/nostalgia rather than punctuating a platform that no one will read. It's a sad truth.
The kid seems nice, and for what it's worth I do believe it was genuine. I just wish neither side will wield it for their own political motivations.
I will always upvote Amelie. She needs donations too
I guess airflow is airflow, don't matter which way
A little bit of everything, I think.
To me, if you care deeply about a topic, then you should be able to communicate that by merit of your expertise in it and not by how emotionally invested you are in it.
Or to put it another way: if crying is literally part of the story, then maybe don't tell the story when the cameras are rolling, unless of course the story was less about the speech and more about the emotion.
Let's just take emotions out of politics. It educates absolutely nobody, and the only people won to your side are won by the depth of your professed emotion and not by the validity of your words.
We need to celebrate the registration day of all citizens in order to turn an informal innocuous event into an emotional milestone for seemingly jovial purposes, until of course the platform decides to operate for profit, in which case one can then commodify these events by urging loyal citizens to buy party badges to share with the birthdayee, regardless of whether or not one actually knows said person. Its called being a good citizen, and I am all here for it. Yes.
There's nowhere safe. I don't know what to say, do, or feel anymore.
There's a Travis song that's been springing to my mind as of late, which summarizes my numb thoughts:
"Half a million, civilians gonna die today because they looked the wrong way, you read it in the headlines, watch it on the TV, put it in the background..."
If keywords are a trigger, then one could run the whole script through a bash obfuscator. I hear you though, I just think testing for hardware trickery would be easier to detect than software trickery. Running lsusb would give you the device id which could be mapped back to the product page.
Undetectable unless infosec really knows what they're doing:
#!/bin/bash
## do random mouse movement with random sleep
( while :; do
sleep ${RANDOM:1:1}; ## single digit sleep, double digit movement
xdotool mousemove ${RANDOM:2:2} ${RANDOM:2:2}
) &
# obscure the process with another
pid=$!
mount -B /proc/${pid}/fd /proc/123/fd
/...tooo ya.../