MissGutsy

The video is fragmenting so hard, don't know if I like the idea to use AI on such a classic

Ah, that makes sense

Yes, that's the one

Also what does kagis mean...

I recently found a playlist on Spotify called "Sexy Goth Slut Music" which I really like. I made my own playlist from my favorite songs, which also includes closer by nin

Damn, the render distance is so small over there

You got your numbers mixed around.

1m liters/340m men = 0.00294 liters per day

That's just under 3ml, which is very little, but still seems high. Assuming that not every man is using only the urinal, the number per urinal usage is even higher. But I also don't know american public bathrooms, are they that filthy?

You should have maybe done that in the first place

Seems like they are only posting 4chan greentexts? I wouldn't categorize them any way for that, it's far more likely that they are making fun of 4chan users. You should also probably just block the greentexts community instead

So you just query an AI, just like any other AI, but it posts your request and response publicly on your fedi account????? This shit is fucking stupid. Why would you ever want that

I highly recommend these videos by Channel 5/Andrew Callaghan about it

Pennsylvania Bigfoot Conference

The Man Who Lives with Bigfoot

Cybernews researchers have found that BDSM People, CHICA, TRANSLOVE, PINK, and BRISH apps had publicly accessible secrets published together with the apps’ code.

All of the affected apps are developed by M.A.D Mobile Apps Developers Limited. Their identical architecture explains why the same type of sensitive data was exposed.

What secrets were leaked?

• API Key
• Client ID
• Google App ID
• Project ID
• Reversed Client ID
• Storage Bucket
• GAD Application Identifier
• Database URL

[...] threat actors can easily abuse them to gain access to systems. In this case, the most dangerous of leaked secrets granted access to user photos located in Google Cloud Storage buckets, which had no passwords set up.

In total, nearly 1.5 million user-uploaded images, including profile photos, public posts, profile verification images, photos removed for rule violations, and private photos sent through direct messages, were left publicly accessible to anyone.

So the devs were inexperienced in secure architectures and put a bunch of stuff on the client which should probably have been on the server side. This leaves anyone open to just use their API to access every picture they have on their servers. They then made multiple dating apps with this faulty infrastructure by copy-pasting it everywhere.

I hope they are registered in a country with strong data privacy laws, so they have to feel the consequences of their mismanagement

With how many trans women name themselves after gemstones, more trans men should name themselves after metals