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Anyone know a good replacement source? Been readings tons from them, not sure where to migrate my stuff to in Yokai

I mean, yeah. That's the overarching theme which sees it's finale with these two Avengers movies.

For a moment I thought that was one of those Saddam Hussein memes

I guess taking photos where you recreate pepe the frog memes is all just a funny coincidence.

His mother posted photos where he recreates groyper memes

Imagine someone engraving bullets with "Heil Hitler" and doing salutes on his socials.

Is it conclusive proof he's a nazi? I guess not, but it's a pretty big fucking hint.

That's slowly being replaced with "AI content", Spotify is literally becoming more shit by the day.

I don't really use it myself, but you can scrobble to services like last.fm and get recommendations that way.

And if you want to sponsor your favorite artists, just go to their concerts or buy some music or merch. You're paying them way more that way than your plays on streaming platforms ever will.

And then there's 418

There is no such thing as a base64 encoded url. Part of an url might hold base64 encoded data, but never the url itself.

These online tools aren't working because you're using them wrong.

From a other article:

Several prominent blue zone researchers wrote a rebuttal earlier this year, calling Newman’s work “ethically and academically irresponsible”.

Not going to call sides, but seem this research is controversial within the science community.

What if they decide tomorrow that critisising the government is unlawful? That you get arrested for being LGBTQ? Send "Free Palestine" at your friends and have cops at your door?

If they allow this scanning, they just need to edit a text file to immediately flag thousands for having certain beliefs.

Besides, the real criminals will just move encryption to a different level or find different ways to bypass this.

Ultimately, there's only one solution for governments. That is to ban all encryption. And hopefully that's something we never see happening.

If you really want to see some horror, follow the dependencies