An interesting and well done resource for developers: a reference and overview of the most common hacker "Laws, Theories, Principles and Patterns that developers will find useful".
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An interesting and well done resource for developers: a reference and overview of the most common hacker "Laws, Theories, Principles and Patterns that developers will find useful". There are many I didn't know.
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An interesting and well done resource for developers: a reference and overview of the most common hacker "Laws, Theories, Principles and Patterns that developers will find useful". There are many I didn't know.
@amoroso Kerningham's law is particularly relevant in these days of vibe coding
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@amoroso Kerningham's law is particularly relevant in these days of vibe coding
@gepasi Debugging? That's so 1985.
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Me browsing the book store at the airport knowing full well that my attention span could never.
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Anyone can make a hashtag, and so anyone can co-opt a hashtag just as easily.
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You have the advantage of sharing a wide range of things on your stream that makes it likely that you are a real person, and not just a scammer.
Also, I don't ever recall you asking Internet Strangers for money, which is another big hint.
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I've been on the other end of this, and requested to follow people. Not sure what my success rate is on that.
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Some people can follow me without a problem, some instead "Request to Follow", I suspect some local instance thing that flags some Follows as questionable & asks me to confirm or deny them. Sometimes the requests look legitimate and I grant them, other times they look spammy, either attractive women w/o much content (which makes me suspect they want me to subscribe to their naughty webcam) or like you describe, & both types are rejected.
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Okay, I am going to say it:
Whether or not the people of #GazaVerified truly are who they say they are (and I am withholding judgement on that), quite a few are behaving in a manner that is indistinguishable from scammers.
There is the mass following of Fediverse users. If someone follows me, I assume that there is actual interest in what I have to say, not because they want money from me.
And first following me, then immediately sending me Direct Messages asking me for money is something I have otherwise only seen from scammers. This does not build trust in me.
Hence, I will use the block button more frequently in the future.
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It seems unlikely I’m responsible for my own actions. Looking into who is responsible, and hope to know more soon
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Annie Rauwerda has built a career exploring Wikipedia’s weirdest corners 🌐
The creator of Depths of Wikipedia says, “If Wikipedia is worth anything at all, it’s because of the citations.” She’s had a “simultaneous love affair with the Internet Archive and Wikipedia” as she embraces the spirit of the open web & the community of people who support this work.
