The crack might not actually be protected by copyright, unless there’s substantial new code added.

Another recommendation for Localsend. But it’s cool that Snapdrop manages to do almost the same thing and does it in the browser. I can definitely see where it would be useful.

What’s the point of self-hosting Snapdrop though? Does it need a discovery server in there for WebRTC? Or does this just end up serving the same static files but now from a local server?

Maybe just about how it is genuinely perfectly balanced with no exploits 🫖

Bethesda has really gone downhill since the acquisition. If it’s not loaded with bugs, exploits, and glitches, is it even a Bethesda game anymore?

We seem to have skipped 6?

A lot of this sort of A/B testing has the character of a psychology experiment. If it were conducted by a reputable research lab, it would have to pass an instituational review board who would weigh in on whether it was an ethical experiment, and among other things research subjects would always have the right to decline to participate in the experiment.

But when private companies do it, nobody holds them to the same standard of ethics in their human experimentation. But clearly people’s right not to be subject to psychological experiments without their consent is being violated.

Behold, the power of APIs.

Oh wait.

I think it should become supported, because as a user I would like to browse these archives. I’m not only interested in new content when I subscribe to a community.

I love that this thread is “WITH FACTS”! Hate it when I go to a thread and there’s no facts there.

So proud to welcome the Super Dimension Fortress into this bold new era of cyberspace.