The right to force everyone not to "misgender" them? The right to get non-necessary surgeries using public funds? The right for children to make big decisions about their bodies without their parents consent?
None of those things should be rights if you ask me.
Rights aren't established by legislating every conceivable minority group and identity class which exists, but by removing any such category of distinction from the law. If you are a human being, you have all the rights that every other human being possesses. End of story. Your genitals and skin colour are irrelevant.
[couple excitedly lighting fireworks in front of a small crowd of family members] if it's blue we're having a boy and if it's pink we're having a girl! [they wait expectantly. for a few seconds, nothing happens. then a pillar of smoke sputters out of the box, small at first, inky and noxious as tar. it grows rapidly, choking the air. the guests fumble through the murk for each other, screaming: but sound seems muffled and strange, as though the fumes were made of cotton. one by one they fall to the ground, gasping through mouthfuls of thick smog. 2 weeks later, their bodies are found resting in a line in a drainage ditch off the main highway: all 17 wear identical nike decades]
obsessed with the theological implications of this warranty document. rakuten kobo inc. is legally monotheistic
i love when ppl are like "men used to go to war". yeah and it sucked lol we widely agreed that wasnt a good thing
@larsfrommars If that’s what Minecraft can do to you, think what the open source hacker Minetest could do?! 😱
starting to suspect this might be a satire post someone submitted to troll a real blog in which case fair play
the whole blogpost is fucking hillarious cw transphobia obviously but everything about this reads like an onion article https://www.pittparents.com/p/how-a-seemingly-innocent-gift-led
theyve gotta have a secret delegation of minor batman villains coming up with this shit
https://annas-archive.org/blog/critical-window.html
@Hyolobrika
In theory you could do this with any machine, but Macs were more fun because of this speech synthesis thing you could use with just the "say" command.
Of course once this was done for the first time, people started taking counter-measures to avoid getting "pwned" so the techniques got more elaborate, such as disguising sshd as something else, which still looked like a valid process that should be there normally, or even making own tools for remote execution 😆
@Hyolobrika
Nah, it wasn't something advanced — we've had standard images for the machines used as test beds: if you messed your test machine up, you could always boot from the network and restore the image, there was a short window in the restoration process when you could log into the machine using ssh and pre-defined password, the trick was to use it to create an extra user so you could keep access to the machine and maybe run sshd on non-standard port in case the owner decides to disable it