...it seems I urgently need to read Snow Crash
Hell, man! You need to read it anyways, not just for a meme. Classic.
After trying to navigate it, it's obvious that anyone donating money has more money than brains, and couldn't be arsed to do proper research.
There's slashvertisements, and then there's whatever you'd call this.
I'd call it doomed.
Here's a thought - run it on April Fools Day. Maybe withb the pink ponies theme. Then we'll be forewarned not to take it seriously.
They want some space for an office, to park a bus inside, and a "museum."
2,000 square feet minimum.
In other words, they don't have a real office or anything else, because 2,000 square feet is nothing, and if that's what you're looking to expand into, you're most likely running out of your home.
The museum idea is bs during covid, and probably will remain so afterwards. The bus? Park it outside and stash any crap in a monthly rental storage locker.
Because this is a stupid idea, and if after decades it hasn't gained traction, it never will.
Times have changed, if we want nostalgia we can watch reruns of old tv shows.
You spelled "scam" wrong.
In other news, I'm creating stresearch, to study and improve slashdot trolling. Gimme money (or would that be considered literally feeding the trolls)
No application, either desktop or mobile, needs to use a web server. The CRLF attack is specific to the web.
There's more to the internet (and networking in general) than http/https and web servers and JavaScript and cookies.
Australia is looking into it and potentially banning Facebook.
The choice to install Firefox?
Firefox is in the Apple App Store. Stop with the stupidity.
By removing the identifier, when your device hits Facebook servers, they can't personalize the af.
When you see a "share with Facebook " icon it's already too late. You've been identified.
To prevent this in Firefox, disable downloading images and disable JavaScript.. It'll never hit the server.
Because the web is the weak point of the internet, web browsers are the weak point of the web, and JavaScript is the biggest security vulnerability of the web browser.
Neither individuals nor corporations have any right to come into court and ask that the clock of history be stopped, or turned back, for their private benefit. - Robert Heinlein
Try telling that to Trump. His latest brain farts this week were seeing if DHS could seize the voting machines where he lost (nope, lack of jurisdiction) and asking if the military could rerun the elections where he lost (too late, no authority to, etc).
Pitiful senile old man who has nobody left to bail him out - not his father, not Douch Bank, not Putin.
Chemist who falls in acid is absorbed in work.