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by jacooper 3y ago
Also paying for a subscription and still getting ads is just ridiculous.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Twitter did pay its bills, it has nothing with the stupid rate limits.
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by jacooper 3y ago
No it isnt.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Honestly bluesky has absolutely no reason to exist. Its still experimental, locked down and not ready at all.
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by jacooper 3y ago
One wonders if businesses know what digital privacy is.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Found it*
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by jacooper 3y ago
I generally found much less accurate as something like Plausible, it seems Cloudflare default analytics are more like where requesting are coming from.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Plausible is a better alternative.
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by jacooper 3y ago
This isnt clearly legal under the GDPR https://noyb.eu/en/pay-or-okay-beginning-end
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GDPR Procedures Regulation: “Stripping citizens of procedural rights”(noyb.eu)
4 points by jacooper 3y ago|0 comments
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by jacooper 3y ago
Its not like twitter is any better.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Rather more like infinite patience.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Its not. The idea is to have a stable income for religious institutions. Its an issue for mosques in Germany, as currently the funds have to come from one generous donor or foreign countries, who may ultimately have their own goals, keeping
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Localhost Resource Permission(brave.com)
32 points by jacooper 3y ago|9 comments
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by jacooper 3y ago
This was announced in 2022, not a response to red hats recent decision.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Ah yes, as if Spanish and german americans haven't been influenced or changed by U.S. culture at all. Ask anyone who was born in the U.S. with an immigrant background if they feel at home in their parents country, chances are they will
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by jacooper 3y ago
It depends on the audience, Germans for example are used to the ".de" TLD, as many companies and official websites use it.
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by jacooper 3y ago
For a blog I think country TLDs are fitting, for other uses it depends on the usage really. Amazon uses Country TLDs to differentiate local versions from the global "amazon.com", many companies do this, some for GDPR reasons just
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by jacooper 3y ago
You are kidding yourself if you think thats an actual possibility. You think their children, who study at U.S. schools, and live their entire lives in the U.S. will still treat Spanish as their mother tongue?
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by jacooper 3y ago
Honestly if the police can't stop him without killing him, they aren't doing their job well enough.
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by jacooper 3y ago
My point is the U.S. is built on immigration, people from Spain, Germany, Africa and many other countries live with each other, and because of relatively successful integration, the U.S. is where it's now.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Ah yes, speaking from a country which almost has no native population? (Assuming you are from the U.S.)
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by jacooper 3y ago
Nope thats not true, Adblockers stop a lot of ad tracking, blocking tracking pixels, scripts, telemetry and so on.
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by jacooper 3y ago
They don't operate the relays themselves, rather users install relays on hetzner vpses/servers.
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by jacooper 3y ago
I've noticed VPN severs in Germany to be busier than usual too.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Try brave then
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by jacooper 3y ago
Thanks for the heads up, unfortunately i can't delete the post anymore.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Thats the general politics in mastodon and if you don't accept their politics and rules, big servers such mastodon.social and .online will defederate with your instance. Its utter BS.
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by jacooper 3y ago
> If Twitter can’t migrate the system to its own servers before the end of the month, Platformer suggests a shutdown would greatly impact the company’s ability to combat spam and child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
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by jacooper 3y ago
*That may

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