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Opt-In Telemetry and Asking Users for Feedback May Not Work in Practice
(theevilskeleton.gitlab.io)
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3y ago
Infinity still works for some reason too, it's also open source.
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jacooper
3y ago
You can self host it, as the issue is mainly rate limits, they still work but get limited quickly on a public instance.
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3y ago
When did rocky announce their partnership with SUSE?
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jacooper
3y ago
Oracle didn't aim for perfect compatibility either, they basically said they will try their best
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jacooper
3y ago
Well, tough luck then, your individual actions aren't going to change that.
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3y ago
This would be killer for static websites, make all your modifications on the /admin endpoint and then deploy to your static page host, using a plugin like staatic.
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3y ago
Coward for saying the truth? Things that actually affect climate change come from policy, not individual action. And that policy should actually target meaningful things, not making flights more expensive or even worse, limiting farming, li
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3y ago
> I swear climate thing is depressing, you feel like you have much less impact than on national elections with one vote. And that's why you don't shape your life around it. Your actions aren't going to change anything mean
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3y ago
Maybe the expectations of a junior dev just change to suite effective AI users.
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3y ago
Individual action won't change anything, stop making your life worse for no reason or benefit.
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3y ago
For what?
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European Commission gives EU-US data transfers third round at CJEU
(noyb.eu)
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3y ago
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jacooper
3y ago
More news at 11. Also get ready to start installing air conditioning in your home.
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3y ago
They are supposedly coming "soon".
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jacooper
3y ago
The fediverse is irrelevant here, threads is already much larger than it, multiple times in fact. If anything, threads proved how slow mastodons growth was, and how small the fediverse is.
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3y ago
What? Its mostly influencer BS with some memes and random dances on Reels and stories to share what you ate today, also out of date news because of an algorithmic timeline. The algorithm is probably showing you political stuff, but its defi
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3y ago
/s
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3y ago
Maybe Debian testing? Although I dont think this is a big of deal as sending the data is still opt-in, it collects the data by default but doesn't send it.
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jacooper
3y ago
BTW its not clear if other product like Twitter or Instagram are even compliant, so its not a meta / threads specific thing.
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3y ago
Because AMD is sleeping.
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jacooper
3y ago
Did you see what elon did last week? I am not going to pay for a social media site which still gives me ads and has rate limits.
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3y ago
None of them other than threads has reached enough traction, threads is growing incredibly fast, and will have critical mass for users to migrate. Also there is nothing new to learn, just use your existing Instagram account/create one
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3y ago
Supposedly "coming soon"
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3y ago
Anything is better than twitter at this point.
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3y ago
Hmm, still can't see threads account on mastodon though....
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3y ago
Its not a loop hole, the GPL only ever required you to give the source to users, it never required the source to be public.
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Macron floats social media cuts during riots
(politico.eu)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Or he did an Elon and broke the law by not notifying them
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3y ago
You can still advertise without stalking every user and tracking their every move.
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