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eleitl @ eleitl @lemmy.ml
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Reddit Gives Final Warning to Subreddits Using NSFW Protest Tactic

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  • My data takeout request was a download URL delivered by a message. I can't submit a GDPR request yet since Reddit allows you one request per 30 days.

    • Reddit Gives Final Warning to Subreddits Using NSFW Protest Tactic

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  • I just got my data takeout request granted (110 MB) yesterday, so time to follow up with a GDPR request to then nuke everything. It's the only way to make sure.

    • 1% rule: 1% of users actively create new content, while the other 99% only lurk.

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  • The rule doesn't apply to early adopters, due to the self-selection effect.

    • Well well 🤨

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  • Do you trust yourself to sustain this considerable commitment?

    • Is anybody else more active here then they were on Reddit?

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  • If you miss something here, create it.

    • Is Systemd that bad afterall?

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    • Is Systemd that bad afterall?

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  • To be fair, we knew before it would be buggy and invasive. The actual surprise for me was failure of project governance, even with Debian. It was enough to consider me moving to *BSD, thogh they have their own share of issues.

    • Is Systemd that bad afterall?

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  • The problem of systemd is that it hasn't been just a replacement of init as they initially claimed, and now deny they ever did. Things like Mono, Gnome and systemd are bad for the ecosystem long term.

    An init done by constructive people wouldn't be a problem at all.

    • Red Hat’s commitment to open source: A response to the git.centos.org changes

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  • Still not nearly as evil as Orkcackle tho.

    • Red Hat’s commitment to open source: A response to the git.centos.org changes

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  • I'm supposed to complete a higher level Red Hat cert this year, but I think I'll pass, despite it counting against my KPI. These exams are hard, expensive, take a lot of time to prepare for, and the ROI is increasingly questionable. I'll rather do some vendor-agnostic k8s or Ansible cert instead. This RHEL decision definitely helped to make up my mind.

    I also wonder what IBM will do to ceph. Not really buying their spiel.

    • Future of smartphone privacy

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  • I run LineageOS on my supported Samsung tablet and Poco Pro 4 phone. The Samsung is sans gapps so not too leaky.

    The main problem is lack of supported tablets. Once the Samsung dies I will have to find some ChromeOS device on which you can install a standard Linux distribution.

    • Reddit is in danger of a death spiral

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  • They should defederate entirely and become an island. The world is not a safe place.