V for vendetta /s
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I am among the ones that don't want defederations whatsoever but the reasoning behind this choice is not arguable, the law is the law.
Thanks for the transparency and keep up the good work 👍🏻
Even if you do not provide a real fingerprint from your browser if you allow it to collect so many information it's still able to uniquely identify you because noone is going to have all those info the same as you
Not in my experience, only a handful of comments were restored after 2 weeks in my account, just delete them manually and you're good to go
The thing with AI is that it is both a parasite to the content it is trained on and an alternative to it because people who ask AI don't ask in forums
These tech giants are searching for a way to keep everyone happy but I honestly don't see any
Reddit just realized it has been sitting on a pile of gold the entire time and now it wants to reap its rewards
Manca il link all'articolo
So basically the worst from reddit (controlled, monetized, monitored) and the worst of lemmy (server instance handling and costs) lmao
Good luck with that
Why is he saying he would like to see a federated approach?
With federation there is no monetization, no centralized analytics, no centralized control over content. All things meta strives for
Wow such a toxic mechanism should be banned, if I was the small company i would literally perma-call their offices and spam emails all day until payment is sent
I would argue 50% payment upfront and 50% on delivery could be somewhat of a solution, worst case scenario they don't pay on delivery and you wait for half payment
Thank you! Really easy to understand
Let me ask you another question, where are my comments stored? Are they only in my instance or are they elsewhere too?
Lets say i comment on a post from my instance, if someone from another instance sees the post will il be replicated in their instances database?
What if i comment on another instances post? Will my comment be stored in the other instance database or in mine?
What if i delete a comment/post? Am i guaranteed in Will be deleted everywhere?
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The thing is a database can be used from different applications, so it can have a normal lemmy/mastodon instance working on it and other applications that only read and analyze data.
If meta is putting it's dirty hands on this it's to male profit and violate our privacy. If we federate with it it will have access to our data as well to analyze. I dont want that.