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moonleay

@ moonleay @feddit.de

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[ developer | music addict ]

  • It's that time again

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  • Now we can wake him.

  • Why are you on lemmy right now?

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  • especially with them monetising karma

    wtf? what happened? I deleted my reddit account, so I'm ootl.

  • The Story of Factorio, the Game that Only Increases in Price

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  • Not necessarily. Its also possible to view unlisted videos using a frontend like piped AFAIK

  • Laptop is being repaired for a couple weeks, so using my Raspberry Pi as a desktop for everything

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  • Hmm.

    Probably, since it is optimized for the rpi.

  • How many of you have pulled the plug and deleted reddit already?

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  • I cleared my post and comment history. I probably will delete my account after the free API shuts down.

  • for the Reddit refugees, do you also feel a bit heartbroken?

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  • Yes. I loved Reddit for a LONG time. They started to crumble in my opinion when the added these Snooavatars, which later turned into a NFT scheme. I never bothered with these. The promise of the website was awesome though. Being able to follow interests and communities instead of people was a completely new concept, which I had never seen before. Now it feels like the corporate greed has finally completely taken over.

    Time to jump ship.

  • A new Linux dektop environment is under development - Kera Desktop

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  • This looks interesting.

    Does it use Wayland or xorg?

  • Lemmy, privacy and potential GDPR violations

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  • Messages are never deleted, only hidden, a GDPR violation

    This is partly true. Messages are not really deleted until you delete your account.

    Deleted usernames are also not deleted, only hidden, same thing

    This is true

    Stuff remains on federated servers even if you delete it

    If everything works according to plan it should be gone, though there might be cases, where some instances don't update.

    These question were also answered in this github issue.

    EDIT: Imho this should be changed. At least the first two points. It does not need to be 100% foolproof on other instances, as they may be down when the deletion happens, but I think that the instance, which hosts the content should NOT have the content after deletion. Another idea would be to edit comments / posts to just say "[removed]".