multjoy

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by multjoy 3y ago
A DPA can only work within the legislative framework it is given.
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by multjoy 3y ago
The problem is that a mastodon server isn't the simplest of things to setup - even if you're just doing it for you, a lot of the dependencies are predicated on other people being involved at some point.
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by multjoy 3y ago
> and has since even removed many troops from that border because it knows NATO will not attack. They've removed them because they need to avoid any possibility of a provocation. The merest hint of a wrongful look at Finland will no
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by multjoy 3y ago
It's anonymous, not private.
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by multjoy 3y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/jul/13/met-polic...
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by multjoy 3y ago
Nothing, but they would have to also moderate them because it would turn into an absolute hellsite in about five minutes.
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by multjoy 3y ago
And people complained about next door's aerial farm!
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by multjoy 3y ago
For me, it was killing the API access. The native client sucks.
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by multjoy 3y ago
The point is that you have to specifically opt for US coverage, rather than the default global coverage, because of the eyewatering expense of medical care in the US.
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by multjoy 3y ago
The deterrent is not the sentence, but the risk of getting caught.
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by multjoy 4y ago
The rest of the world disagrees with that assertion. https://worldbicyclerelief.org
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by multjoy 4y ago
If you're storing the data on site then they turn up with a warrant and take the hardware. A subpoena for Ring is an order to produce data. A warrant for Joe's CCTV at 223 Acacia Avenue is permission to take the data.
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by multjoy 4y ago
I used to work in the correspondence unit of 10 Downing St. Very few letters made it as far as the PM's desk, but all letters received a response.
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by multjoy 4y ago
That's a good looking unit!
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by multjoy 4y ago
Compared with phpBB, no. It looks great but is far harder to use.
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by multjoy 4y ago
I literally cannot use the official app. It is absolutely dire, and I've basically stopped using twitter as a result. I've got a lot more time on my hands now, I'll give Elon that.
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by multjoy 4y ago
>They’ve set boundaries, demanded work-life balance, and steadfastly stuck to their job descriptions That seems perfectly sensible. No, it must be the employees that are wrong.
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by multjoy 4y ago
>A mentally healthy person, when shown a display of excellence, is impressed, energized, and motivated. What's your definition of mentally healthy, then?
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by multjoy 4y ago
>The only unfairness is if we signed treaties Apart from the literal genocide, you mean?
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by multjoy 4y ago
How was it surprising? The carbon footprint of flying has been known for decades.
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by multjoy 4y ago
But the last decade has been especially bad, and the last two years even worse than that.
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by multjoy 4y ago
WWW != internet
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by multjoy 4y ago
>If the backup password to these encrypted files is known, it can be rather trivial to access the data within. That's how encryption works...
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by multjoy 4y ago
It's a reference to HHGTG (the radio show, specifically) when they found the true ruler of the universe.
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by multjoy 4y ago
Something https://www.ukclimbing.com have been doing for literally decades.
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by multjoy 4y ago
It means that rather than posting about themselves, they're posting about the pet. Nobody is going to bully a cat or dog, so they can get used to SM without any of the drama that might be aimed at them by their peers. It's a cleve
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by multjoy 4y ago
Not great for calendaring though, especially if you've got a couple of users on workspace legacy.
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by multjoy 4y ago
Commercial litigation is entirely about pragmatism. If twitter won and was in the position to compel performance, is that even in the best interest of the company? To force it upon an unwilling owner would be the best way to destroy it in v
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by multjoy 4y ago
>Whatever government that is less likely to raise my taxes! "I'm alright, jack"
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by multjoy 4y ago
Offer up something more than a vague "I saw this thing one time, trust me on this"?

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