out-of-ideas
Joined 4 years ago
Joined 4 years ago
looks like the archivers have trouble with it too; reminds me of the behavior of a virus with all the redirects lol
edit: for those with custom filterlists via ubo:
- ||iop.org
personally, i blame javascript
(i guess what is worse are pages which re-invent the wheel and re-implement text-searching, like [gitlab i think], where the browser search is broken as its only displaying a sub-section of text at any given moment and browser search fails unless you scroll a page down and find again)
sounds like a great way to burn out. if you do not take care of yourself properly, how are you expected to take care of anything else?
edit: oops late reply, but oh well
> We then installed Windows 11 on the handheld, downloaded updated drivers from Lenovo's support site, and re-ran the benchmarks on the same games downloaded through Steam for Windows.
yup! and don't forget they can change their policy whenever they want too
also they rank D on this site: https://tosdr.org/en/service/536
i was sorta curious on the policy changes over time, since botghost has been around since '18. all i can say is good luck to botgost
histories of policies-ish:
- from the tl;dr (they also explain #4 as well in the non-tl;dr):
> Discord issued a breach notice to BotGhost, claiming the platform violates Developer Policy 4 by handling bot tokens, which has been a core part of how BotGhost has worked since 2018.
- policy from discrap: https://support-dev.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/8563934450...
> 4. Do not collect, solicit, or deceive users into providing passwords or other credentials. Under no circumstances may you or your Application request or attempt to obtain login credentials from Discord users. This includes information such as passwords or account access or login tokens.
- policy in 2022 (of that page, but note the random digits in the numbers make it terrible to easily see history), thanks archive.org!: https://web.archive.org/web/20221001073449/https://support-d...
> Do not collect, solicit, or deceive users into providing user login credentials. Under no circumstances may you or your Application solicit, obtain, or request login credentials from Discord users in any way. This includes information such as passwords or user access or login tokens.
- and archive.org of github of the before 2022 change (mentioned in the above archive) (does not really mention collecting of user auths - as per my quick glance [i welcome a double check]): https://web.archive.org/web/20220921062136/https://github.co...
edit: fix copy-pasta
i would not be surprised if that was the case for a lot of them
i do fear a crappier outcome if they sell out