How does Lemmy deal with deletion requests for banned accounts? There does not appear to be any built in functionality to make this possible which makes compliance with the law more difficult.
At no point have I been angry about something here. This is about not putting all your eggs into one Lemmy basket. Especially one with inadequate people running it. The goal of Lemmy is decentralization, not centralization.
The definition of a meme could be anything at all, but that doesn’t seem useful. So I concede that this could be a meme, but it isn’t funny and doesn’t belong here in my humble opinion.
I’d recommend trying to make some kind of joke with this rather than taking a screenshot of Twitter.
Mozilla’s stable browser is not stable enough. especially the Android-based one. They are destroying that amazing browser with every single update. Mozilla converted Firefox from a great-promising browser to a crappy, useless browser. Don’t you think so?
Paying to remove ads is part of the ad business model. Upset your customer enough until they give you money to make it stop. Once you pay to remove the ads you have rewarded them for implementing ads which lets them know that implementing ads was a great way at making money.
So YouTube premium is not another model. It is the same model. Another model is paying for a service that never had ads at all such as NebulaTV or CuriosityStream.
Somehow? Paying to remove ads is rewarding ads thus causing more ads in the world. It’s not mysterious at all.
There are plenty of ways to not make it an all or nothing service, but that is at least the most straight forward. You could potentially give some of it away and then have to pay for the rest. Or have some stuff for free and more premium content is paid for. Or perhaps based on bandwidth with video quality / resolution.
Anything that is not ads is going to be an improvement.
'political cartoons ARE NOT MEMES!!!' lmao (lemmy.ml)
www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-43783521...
'Trump Bucks’ promise wealth for MAGA loyalty. Some lose thousands. (www.nbcnews.com)
Oh the money I could make if I didn’t have morals. It turns out some people really are that dumb.
Ever wonder what else they ask the computer? (startrek.website)
Dave has arrived say hello (lemmy.ml)
GDPR and Deletion Requests from banned accounts
How does Lemmy deal with deletion requests for banned accounts? There does not appear to be any built in functionality to make this possible which makes compliance with the law more difficult.
Paradox how could you (lemmy.world)
rules for thee, but not for me (lemmy.ca)
To be clear, not talking about this community, obviously 😛....
The value of 9/11 is collapsing in front of our eyes (lemmygrad.ml)
Everybody is supporting Firefox, but no one wants to use it. Because it is destroying itself. (discuss.tchncs.de)
Mozilla’s stable browser is not stable enough. especially the Android-based one. They are destroying that amazing browser with every single update. Mozilla converted Firefox from a great-promising browser to a crappy, useless browser. Don’t you think so?
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Google-hosted malvertising leads to fake Keepass site that looks genuine (arstechnica.com)
Youtube Anti-AntiAdblocker uBlock Origin Filter
To get rid of the annoying YouTube message (ad blocker are not allowed on Youtube) use this custom filter in uBlock extension...
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Top Matrix Clients (2023). (articlesgallery8543.blogspot.com)
No watermark (lemmy.world)