Notices by Vad fan? (vikingkong@misskey.vikingkong.xyz)

@dcc@annihilation.social Rather interesting stuff, actually.

Just finished reading "Grief is a Thing with Feathers" by Max Porter.
Tick, Tock, rickety flock, they're grieving but they do it improperly. My beak will take a leak and teach'em how to do that, I'm a fucking psychologist.
Ted Hughes is god.

The whole book reads something like this. Bye, Crow, good riddance.

#books

@dcc@annihilation.social What is it?

@nikitonsky@mastodon.online Objective-C?

@ELLIOTTCABLE@functional.cafe @nikitonsky@mastodon.online Can you imagine a useful reply here? 😆

@nikitonsky@mastodon.online Apple problems are ridiculous. Why do you, people, keep buying this shit? 😆

I'm wondering how did cybersecurity idiots come up with the idea not to fill in a login form and send user credentials at once like it was in good old days, but to require user to enter his credentials sequentially (some sort of "wizard style") and send them using two requests?
What is this BS for? To make determining what logins on this site are valid for an attacker easier?

Tutanota just sucks. Yesterday I needed to get an email verification from some website I had been stupid enough to register using a tutanota account. Well, "your account was deleted due to inactivity". OK, let's recreate it and get the verification code again. Well, Tutanota allowed me that but after I reloading the page I was thrown to the login page again. I entered my credentials and... "Your account was deleted due to inactivity". WTF?! I read their help page and found out that you just can't recreate your deleted account, you have to register a paid account if you don't already have it and link your "deactivated" address to it as an alias. So, Tutanota don't actually delete accounts due to inactivity, it keeps these addresses to extort money from hapless users just in case one day they have to use them.
That's a sort of racket, Tutanota, fuck you.

I suggest everyone not to trust this scum.
#tutanota #fraud_security

@nokitakaze@nekocave.xyz А он тут кому-то теперь вообще всрался?

@meso@the.asbestos.cafe @dcc@annihilation.social Maybe. Never known that Bulgarian and Russian a so similar.

@dcc@annihilation.social @meso@the.asbestos.cafe A traditional folk song about an ATM (Банкомат means ATM in Russian)? Sounds progressive 😆

I've just tryed listening it, the lyrics is a pretty weird mix of some Turk language and Russian 😆

@charlie_root@annihilation.social @Deplorable_Degenerate@eveningzoo.club @blockbot@annihilation.social @dcc@annihilation.social @tyler@nicecrew.digital Why "orthodox wifejack" looks like she's married to a fuckin' muslim? 😆

@iron_bug@friendica.ironbug.org Да по большому счету вся политика и дипломатия, это вот такая вакханалия, просто с налетом цивилизованности, независимо от государства. Политики — существа, меньше всего ушедшие от обезьян.

Meanwhile in developed countries. I highly recommend taking a look at this weird shit 😆neo-lib globos in NZ are trying to “reinterpret” the founding charter contract with the Maori people so they can pull some big government/corporate greed shit. The Maori are using an interesting technique in parliament worth taking a look at

@shuro@friends.deko.cloud Пока завод работает, спиздить там всегда будет что, но не факт, что тебе. Коллега просто был прагматиком)

@shuro@friends.deko.cloud @gabriel@mk.gabe.rocks @feld@friedcheese.us if good messengers wouldn't be needed they wouldn't exist They don't exist, yes.and yet almost everyone has one or more they use daily.Oh, that notorious "all my friends are here". People use Facebook for the same reason.

@gabriel@mk.gabe.rocks @feld@friedcheese.us
Because they never have been needed, email is absolutely enough. Another story that committees behind the email deliberately do their best to make it almost useless.

@contrinitiator@metalhead.club @wthinker@libranet.de @shuro@friends.deko.cloud @OfShad0ws@mastodon.social Там вообще довольно много странного. Меня в Осло с непривычки, дичайше бесил, скажем, мертвый город уже после семи-восьми вечера, где что-либо купить вообще проблематично. Да и с привычки позднее тоже.

@contrinitiator@metalhead.club @wthinker@libranet.de @shuro@friends.deko.cloud @OfShad0ws@mastodon.social В Европах нередко, войдя в автобус, оплатить проезд нельзя вообще никак, билетиком нужно заранее озаботиться, и еще места знать, где они продаются. Кое-где места довольно нетривиальные, вроде бичмагазинчиков 7Eleven или ВНЕЗАПНО почтовых отделений. Норвегия в этом плане, помнится, особенно отжигала.

@wthinker@libranet.de @akhil@mastodon.ml @contrinitiator@metalhead.club О том и речь, что необходимость навязанная. Насчет работодателей с телеграмом и ботами — на хер таких работодателей, не понимаю тех, кто под это прогибается. У меня на работе тоже пару раз задавали вопросы про мессенджеры, в которых меня можно найти, получили ответ, что ни в каких, если что пишите СМС, смирились.