The Charity

I really really hope you succeed, I just opened a new checking account today and one of the questions I was asked was "am I a politically exposed person or related to any politically exposed people" when I asked for clarification the lady told me it means "are you a fanatic" which was also vague but I just said "not publicly" when I asked if that was legal she just said "probably not so I usually just put no"

Absolutely insane, I remember laughing at China's social credit score shit.
In Europe this question generally means "Are we allowed to sell your data?". There are laws prohibiting them from sharing information about your accounts if you belong to certain protected classes (ie, politicians and some high-profile asylum seekers), ostensibly because this information can be used to harm or intimidate that person. It means different paths are used to transfer their data to the tax collectors. If you're not one of those protected classes, obviously your information should go through middle men who can sell a copy to whoever wants it. This is why some EU countries have public databases where you can look up someone's residence, annual earnings, marital status, criminal record, and so on, just from their name.
 
I'm going to need to know how many million Jersh will be paying himself before I start kicking in shekels.

If the CEO of a charity group isn't raking in at least 500K a year in grift salary is it even really a non-profit?
Newest statement for Trans Lifeline says all salaries added to $3.5 million. So since the new charity has 3 people on the board that should be about $1.1 million each.

(Yes, I know Trans Lifeline has more than 3 people.)
(Last official doc I see 2021 from the IRS says their top officer got only $150k)
 
Newest statement for Trans Lifeline says all salaries added to $3.5 million. So since the new charity has 3 people on the board that should be about $1.1 million each.

(Yes, I know Trans Lifeline has more than 3 people.)
(Last official doc I see 2021 from the IRS says their top officer got only $150k)
Salary? 150k
Embezzled and defrauded? Far more.
 
I just opened a new checking account today and one of the questions I was asked was "am I a politically exposed person or related to any politically exposed people" when I asked for clarification the lady told me it means "are you a fanatic"
That lady didn't know what she was talking about. "Politically exposed person" pretty much means government official who was personally appointed/elected, ambassador, or similar. Think of it this way, they're asking "Can I be brought up on bribery charges if I give you a fruit basket at Christmas? Y/N"
 
That lady didn't know what she was talking about. "Politically exposed person" pretty much means government official who was personally appointed/elected, ambassador, or similar. Think of it this way, they're asking "Can I be brought up on bribery charges if I give you a fruit basket at Christmas? Y/N"
She was a small town bank clerk so that does make sense, but it's her job to ask these questions, why wouldn't they tell her what it means, did they leave it vague on purpose? I looked it up and that seems to be the definition but the way they apply it and talk about it is so vague it makes me wonder why. Why wouldn't they just ask "are you an elected official?"
 
I'm going to need to know how many million Jersh will be paying himself before I start kicking in shekels.

If the CEO of a charity group isn't raking in at least 500K a year in grift salary is it even really a non-profit?
It'll be funnier if Jewsh is the only charity CEO who doesn't have a grift going. Watching people cope and seethe because he runs things honestly, fairly, and aboveboard will generate a lot of content for us.
 
It'll be funnier if Jewsh is the only charity CEO who doesn't have a grift going. Watching people cope and seethe because he runs things honestly, fairly, and aboveboard will generate a lot of content for us.
The number of people and shitbag journofags that'll be watching his every move ready to pounce, he's no choice but to be completely honest and transparent with running it.
Which is sort of how it's supposed to be for every charity.
 
The number of people and shitbag journofags that'll be watching his every move ready to pounce, he's no choice but to be completely honest and transparent with running it.
Which is sort of how it's supposed to be for every charity.
Really? I thought charities were so Rich people could launder money to their kids and patrons while getting a tax write off for doing it.
 
When you win, don't forget to get stock in networking hardware companies and similar to find out why they don't address the DDoS issue at the network hardware level, negating the need for DDoS mafia "protection" services.

With the Open Compute Project (OCP) which does computers but also switches and routers, and this ONIE project for bare metal switches, unless it requires specific support in hardware, something could be approximated in software.

Then, for really big iron, you could accelerate what is already done in software, for the network-hardware-level DDoS mitigation.
 
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trannies already trying to fuck with the domain lmao
 
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trannies already trying to fuck with the domain lmao
Quad9 is a truly wonderful DNS, I've had zero issues with them except with sneed.today getting blocked. Even then they still offer a DNS without blocks at all.
When I contacted them they say they pull lists of malicious sites from lots of third party sources. Send an email to get an exception made for you. Though you have probably done this already.
 
Let me put my $0.02 in for Pagefind( https://pagefind.app/ ) for search. It does a sharded index in static files so the user's web browser doesn't have to pull down a huge search index.

On the other hand that really depends on how much content you're expecting.
 
Looks like they have a sample for Elasticlunr https://github.com/getzola/zola/blob/master/docs/static/search.js
Code:
index = fetch("/search_index.en.json")
Not sure what fraction of the size of the site that's going to be. Once again, not likely a problem for people without several hundred huge text files to index.

Just a thought for later to keep people from having to download a 30MB index to search.
 
Elasticlunr typically does a full text index using tokenized data. I want to say it's usually about 5-10% of the size of the full text of a site. You can, of course, restrict it to specific fields instead of full body text only if you setup the index configuration that way.

Looks like the Zola search index config is pretty tunable.

Code:
[search]
# Whether to include the title of the page/section in the index
include_title = true
# Whether to include the description of the page/section in the index
include_description = false
# Whether to include the RFC3339 datetime of the page in the search index
include_date = false
# Whether to include the path of the page/section in the index (the permalink is always included)
include_path = false
# Whether to include the rendered content of the page/section in the index
include_content = true
# At which code point to truncate the content to. Useful if you have a lot of pages and the index would
# become too big to load on the site. Defaults to not being set.
# truncate_content_length = 100

# Wether to produce the search index as a javascript file or as a JSON file
# Accepted values:
# - "elasticlunr_javascript", "elasticlunr_json"
# - "fuse_javascript", "fuse_json"
index_format = "elasticlunr_javascript"
 
Since people are checking the site out anyways, if you have ideas for it I've made the repo public. It's just a Zola system.

it might be useful to put information like what's in these types of threads on the site, nicely formatted for normies



having information that either helps people figure out how to make their internet access more private or have a summary of who even controls the internet and the bullshit they pull would be a useful way to express to people why they should even care about those things
 
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