We taught online safety in the 90s. Did we all just collectively forget this in the last two decades?
All of those people signed up for Facebook and thought their data was private because they marked their page private. While they post with their real name. With a company that will collect your data and do whatever the fuck they want with it.
The raid was part of an investigation into a local protest.
Protests are illegal? Since when?
Elon Musk's entire existence is a PR stunt. After all, they already fired their marketing department.
Yes, wasting precious CPU and GPU cycles because the whole fucking thing is running on a VM isn't "evil".
Fuck corpos and fuck Reddit.
Only a handful of partners get to access the supposedly “open” standard which Google has co-opted.
This is why God invented GPL. With GPL, you don't get to do that.
For example, right now, IBM is in the process of learning very hard lessons why they don't get to do that.
Breathe life into an almost-dead format and worked hard to retrieve as much post history as possible? Yeah, I remember what Google did to Usenet. Do you?
Locking a thread for violations, instead of just cleaning up the violating comments, is a very Reddit thing to do.
Yeah, the format is that she repeats the second panel on the fourth panel, with more question marks and concern. This version is almost like explaining the joke here.
#Sorry, I couldn't #read all of that. Too many #hashtags in the #way of the #tweet.
#Lemmy #FuckTwitter #PostedOnMyIphone #ihavenoideawhatimdoing
Oh, but not the first largest Lemmy instance?
Hmmm... I wonder who that could be...