https://xitter.cf/t.co/DPGQVfvbfR • https://xitter.cf/t.co/Fz2mIdpYWt • @discord bot dev • FDE @Runpod • Professional Hobbyist • Arctic Fox • Opinions are my own

Joined January 2015
Ever since the Digital Services Act came into action, I've found both it and companies compliance to it very interesting. Which is why I'm announcing my latest article, an explainer for the DSA using Discord as an example! blog.pnly.io/digital-service…
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Can I have a bite? ❤️🩸🖤
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Starting a new certificate authority, my private key will be 67
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I have too many badges so I decided to hide them all, good update, glad I can finally do this :)
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Teaching my chud skeleton son how to play pool
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This or something idk
Vibe-coding, but make it social. Starting today you can use Attie to make sites: Games, quizzes, guestbooks, your top 8, or whatever you dream up. Go try it!
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I had a migraine when I made this just imagine Reddit is also dead like it shot itself ages ago
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They let me shoot an M60 :)
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Hopefully this will be the last email spam 🥲
Cmon maaan, spam mailing lists are less annoying than this 🫩
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I counted cards across 7 casinos and made a bunch of money btw
Viva Las Vegas
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Seeing all the big twitter accounts post about double counter several days after I did is incredibly funny and far from the first time it's happened. My posts have also been ripped verbatim by them before. I run so they can walk (and farm engagement revenue) I guess.
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Viva Las Vegas
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The Discord Bot, Double Counter, suffered a data breach & near complete takeover last week. They were not complying with GDPR, and got caught with data they shouldn't have. I wonder if Discord will take this illegal behaviour seriously, hard to feel bad for the developers here.
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In their statement, they minimised. It's important to note that in the event of a data breach GDPR requires a clear list of affected data and direct notifications to affected users (usually emails). Not the first time a bot has been caught doing this, likely won't be the last.
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Do not trust random discord bots to: • Be secure • Uphold their privacy policy • Be vetted by Discord This has happened so many times that it cannot be called a coincidence. Many bots were made fast and loose years ago with little regard for user privacy or data breaches.
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I'm literally in a desert
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🇬🇧🛫🇺🇸
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They released slash commands literally 5 years ago by the way, but here's a list of reasons why they're better than prefix commands: - prefix commands require the message content intent, giving bots access to unessential, potentially sensitive, data (all messages) 🧵⤵️
why tf is @discord removing prefix commands... i hate using slash commands genuinely.
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Slash commands are more respectful of privacy, offer better features, cause less spam and conflicts, work better for developers, don't require memorisation, can be used outside servers, can be tied to your account to use them anywhere & devs have had >5 years to move to them.
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Oh, also accessibility, screenreaders didn't exactly play nicely with prefix commands and being blind shouldn't stop you from using bots tbh.
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