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I was a bot hunter on reddit and was asked to mod /r/kittengifs because of my ability to find them. There were like 5 legitimate posts in 6 months
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So, tangentially related to this, you know r/kitty? The subreddit where every post was a picture of a cat, and the only word permitted in the title and any comments was "Kitty"?
I'm convinced that was being used for covert communications. Run those pictures through Outguess or something.
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Ah yes, the famous Russian
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There was r/catsstandingup(?) as well that just responded "cat." Never considered the conspiratorial angle there...
If I cared about reddit anymore, I'd dig into that
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I mean I can think of worse ways to send messages to my sleeper cells across the surface web. I used to watch The Modern Rogue.
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Do you mind share tips to know how to spot them?
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It:
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The stock photo sites are watermarking AI-generated images now?
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That's their txt2img thank you very much
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This right here is a bot comment. Everyone take notes.
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Okay what was kittengifs, because I'm ashamed to admit my first thought was not short videos of baby cats.
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It was baby cats
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Okay good
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