Oh right, the KTY part is also part of the region. By INF I meant what you said above in the post (XXX.XXX.XXX (INF.REC.ENC)), which makes it look like each part corresponds to something called INF, REC and ENC. I didn’t realise that it was supposed to be an example.

Two things that comes into my mind:

• The meaning of INF, REF, and ENC are not clear. The INF section has been used for both topic and country code.
• In “USA.KTY.BGN”, shouldn’t it say USA.XXX.XXX instead to make it clearer?

Where does ransomware go

Sounds like you’re looking for nostr? Lad time I checked there was nothing but cryptocurrency spam.

Pretty sure there already is a uBlock filter list that has confirmed AI generated content. If you intend to filter content by source domain, that is going to be hard. A lot of content are hosted on major CDNs and they don’t filter AI contents out or exclusively hosts them.

Why is the image link showing this instead

You don’t get it, it’s different this time ™

Technically, possible, but realistically, not much of a concern. You probably know better than anyone else as to whether you are that much of a person of interest that it warrants an attacker who is motivated enough to:

• Figure out that you are interested in a GrapheneOS phone
• Put up an offer and somehow ensure you buy that
• Rebuild GrapheneOS and load a malicious one into it and hope you don’t reinstall one, or use a really fancy trick that it persists across wipes

If it still bothers you, you can install it yourself. GrapheneOS has a web installer through which you can install GrapheneOS. It’s really weird how your browser can access all that, but yeah, you can install it within a website and a phone plugged into that computer. Once you do it yourself, I really doubt there’s anything malicious left.

Yes, they should be reversed. Not completely horizontally though, somewhere like your left foot at 5 o’clock position and your right foot at 11 o’clock position for step 1. The feet should not touch, and you shouldn’t have trouble keeping both legs completely straight. Once you do step 2, the back of your leg should feel taut.

I don’t know the name of this pose nor can I find the image, but I have been recommended to do this by my doctor:

1. Stand up, and cross your legs by placing your right foot in front of the left.
2. Whilst keeping your legs straight, use your left hand to reach the right foot. (No need to touch it, just stretch as far as you can without hurting yourself)
3. Repeat with the other leg.

This is great for your back.

FlorisBoard and FUTO both don’t require network permission IIRC. I used to use FlorisBoard and then moved onto FUTO because it had swipe keyboard and better Korean and Japanese support.

If it doesn’t affect life much outside of being more right, I would honestly move on.

Oh lol mb, it was such a generic Lemmy comment to tell

Wrong post?

Sounds like you’re talking about Jouhatsu? The companies helping them are called yonigeya.

Being open source has nothing to do with it, it’a more about how they implement the username system. I don’t think Lemmy allows you to change the identifier, only how it’s displayed. Just checked GitHub and they allow you to change your ID as well as your display name.

Did something happen?

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Well, neighbours are usually much more trustworthy than some strangers. Everyone gets told to not eat whatever strangers give you here too. Maybe it’s weird that neighbours are simply trusted, but I prefer that over being unnecessarily cautious.

Sharing food if you got too much with your neighbour is a thing just like many other countries. We occasionally receive some food like that from people living in other floors in the same building. I’d see it as an extension of it, though inviting people is definitely much less common.