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Easier to just report it

This works, but the formats are ancient

If it could pull from knowyourmeme or https://imgflip.com/memetemplates?sort=top-new, with an API of some kind, that would help a lot

The user can download the format they want

They're usually in the "releases" tab, but they might not be ready yet. I assume they'll soon set it up with fdroid like before

I think they will rethink things only if it's cutting into the profits enough. Unfortunately, most people won't understand the issue and just buy something new if they can. Of those that didn't upgrade, a chunk might also be people who can't upgrade because of compatibility reasons (ex. Lots of healthcare providers only RECENTLY switched to Windows 10). The remaining portion might just use Linux.

Overall they get more out of keeping the requirement unfortunately?

Yea I'll probably keep using them, and advocate for better pay / pay artists another way

This is what people mean where piracy is a service problem. It's much more convenient to have nearly ALL the music available on each of the platforms.

I wonder if that's the biggest reason people pirate movies and TV, but pay for music and games. Not having to juggle where all the content is

I think that might be a part of the focus, to push companies into including these underrepresented languages/accents so that the products work for everyone instead of a smaller subset

Worth considering before contributing

Also didn't RARBG shut down lol

More about the files

https://cleantechnica.com/2023/05/28/tesla-100-gb-data-bomb-turned-over-to-handelsblatt/

Handelsblatt (paywall), one of Germany’s top news organizations, says it has received over 100 GB of data from one or more Tesla employees. It broke the story with this headline: “‘My autopilot almost killed me’: Tesla files cast doubt on Elon Musk’s promises.” Those reports suggest that Tesla failed to adequately protect data from customers, employees, and business partners and has received thousands of customer complaints regarding the carmaker’s driver assistance system, according to The Guardian.

That’s not all. Handelsbatt says that included in the data are tables containing more than 100,000 names of former and current employees, including the social security number of CEO Elon Musk, along with private email addresses, phone numbers, salaries of employees, bank details of customers, and secret details from production.

Data protection in Germany is primarily governed by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The data protection office in Brandenburg, where Tesla’s European gigafactory is located, described the data leak as massive. “I can’t remember such a scale,” the Brandenburg data protection officer, Dagmar Hartge, told The Guardian.

If such a violation is proved, Tesla could be fined up to 4% of its annual sales, which could be €3.26 billion ($3.5 billion). Just this week, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, was given a record €1.2 billion fine by the EU privacy regulator over its handling of user information and given five months to stop transferring user data to the US. Tesla Data Breach Details

The complaints, which were reported across the US, Europe, and Asia, span from 2015 to March 2022. During this period, Handelsblatt says Tesla customers in the US, Europe, and Asia reported more than 2,400 self-acceleration issues and 1,500 braking problems. These include 139 reports of “unintentional emergency braking” and 383 reports of “phantom stops” from false collision warnings. Other reports are about instances of claimed sudden acceleration, some of which caused cars to end up in a ditch, hit walls, or crash into oncoming vehicles.

Yep, health/beauty products, jewellery, and childrens toys are a big concern. A lot of people think they're all the same and just buy the cheapest one

and then there's stuff used for food prep...

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I think the concern is more

• LW works great, and it has most of the communities so most new people join there
• LW starts running Lemmy + some extra features on top
• time passes
• LW closes off, but it still has the mass of users and new features, and most people don't care about what this might mean because it still "works great". There's not enough friction to jump instances
• it enshitifies, we're back to June 2023