I'm pretty sure a lot of the mods here on Lemmy are just former moderators from reddit that were fed up with the site (me included).
Hubi
joined 1 year ago
For the same reasons that fast food is popular. It's basically dumbed down mindless consumption. I used to be on reddit because I could talk to like-minded people about interesting topics, but the vast majority of people on the internet just want to be entertained and with the support of the admins, they ended up taking over the site. Sure, there are some niche communities where you can have valuable discussions but their time is limited. It's essentially an artificially accelerated Eternal September.
Pretty sure this is the reason then, OEM unlocks can trigger this on some devices.
The only sad thing about this is that only one of them can lose the lawsuit.
Is something like this actually enforceable? That's like Microsoft saying you can't use Wine on Linux.
If you upload an image from your browser, there's a little popup in the corner for a few seconds that allows you to delete it again. No such thing exists in the apps though and if you miss the popup, that's it.
Exact same thing happened to a friend of mine a few months ago. Guess who took his package while he was at work? That's right, the garbage men.
I've checked all my usual sites and none have it available. There's apparently someone selling the DVD, but I have no idea how legit the site is:
There are a bunch of alternatives like Tildes and Raddle, but they are tiny in comparison. Lemmy is the place to be if you want a reddit-style platform.
Finally some good news among all the recent doomerism.
Yup, shreddit has the ability to use the csv from the data request. Took me about 24 hours to edit and erase the 20.000+ comments I made over the last 10 years.
Nice reference