This comment makes little sense since north Korea didn't exist before the Korean war, and it's was only AFTER the war that the north enjoy some prosperity due mainly to the south not having as much investment as the north.

Maybe for Americans but certain countries the people there do on average care.

Oh yes, first thing that sprung to mind when I started to see games being made with Ai on itch and then steam and of course the posts showing up daily on certain subreddits.

Just wondering how does that fair over a vm or container that has similar limitations?

I do not like using VMs and containers, I do like FreeBSD jails. Plus my main machine is around 12 or 13 years old, so I avoid VMs on it.

But I saw somewhere someone is working on a jail like item for NetBSD.

But isn't hauls practically the same thing as container it just depends on how you want the cgroup to expose itself?

Sure if we also proclaim the opposite is to be parentless and as such statistically like to be homeless and constantly having others steal and exploit you because they got lucky.

Yeah, it really sucks. They brutal childhoods and lives and you need to get them actual help through churches and non-profits who deal with the core issue, not just paste over it with endless welfare checks from soulless government social workers.

It does suck and it's awful that the burden is on small underfunded volunteers instead of a dedicated pay as you go system.

That's a shame, even if I remember their DNS service being a bit unstable (it would at various points not be able to resolve or flat out it was down).

It's one thing to criticize clearly malicious or incompetent actions Mozilla makes, the majority of the complaints are when Firefox release a new version and people on HN bring up their personal pet peeves every single time instead of anything positive about said release or news.

I'm very sick in general of "the criticism will continue until moral improve" attitude that has become more and more common.

And we are very sick of the enshittification will continue no matter what attitude from Mozilla. Sorry not sorry that you feel bad about people keep telling Mozilla off for the things where they keep being bad actors. Criticism will continue until there is no more reason for it. This frog will not be boiled.

Even if it is training on the Pelican bike test by now it's impressive and most importantly helps (at least I hope) svg animations and creations as those are pia to do.

The pirate bay is still up despite being taken down, is this now also a honeypot?

The Pirate Bay has had legal issues, been raided and taken down in the past. Has 4chan has any issues like this?

It got raided once way back.

That’s obviously when they delivered the honey, the plot thickens

The UK fined it £520,000 but has no way to enforce it.

In fairness, this at most tells you the UK court system isn't party to any honeypotting.

Despite the memes, the UK is not the 51st state, which is both why it was able to make the fine (1st Amendment doesn't have jurisdiction over the UK) and why it's not able to enforce it (the UK doesn't have jurisdiction over 4chan).

>(1st Amendment doesn't have jurisdiction over the UK)

It's a matter of enforcement. And who would want to enforce 1st amendment?

Neither has the power to be enforced outside its own territory.

The entirety of the US constitution carries zero weight to the court system of the nation that the founders of those United States, ahem, engaged in unlawful violent treason against, with the assistance of foreign powers (France, then Spain and the Dutch Republic). :P

Is the current pirate bay even still the original, or just a mirror or someone trying to mimic the old one?

it's very much the same and backed a political party at their home turf.

tpb.party

It's the original, but it's also turned to shit. There are much better piracy websites, and infinitely many ad-filled proxies.

Only that 8 was and is just a giant astroturfer for Watkins.