After Snowden's efforts at showing what America was capable of nearly 10 years ago, I'm not at all interested in letting that country have my data
What a shock to read. I love his books, his story, what he achieved and how he did it all. The world was a better and safer place with Kevin in it.
What a sad day to lose someone like that.
Anyone else just using whatever is FOSS feom f-droid?
Of course the more apps the merrier, but personally open code = a more trustworthy use for me
Why am I not surprised?
What annoys me the most is the stance he keeps trying to project that reddit is just a a 'poor lil company, never any profit, just a little fish'.
Hearing that he wants to bring in the ability to oust established moderators by votes?
Good luck, who wants to literally give their time and energy to this company now for free? Not me anymore.
What a sad, sad interview.
Am happy to submit my own photos to something along the lines of mild, or clothed, cute etc.
But the only communities I see here are explicit, and I'm not going to be submitting to these explicit instances/communities.
Does anyone know if there is a gone mild/girls-next-door etc kind've place?
Much appreciated.
I thought I couldn't get any more excited about this upcoming DLC. Turns out I wss wrong. I love how all of this sounds!
Showing 6,149 of 7,265 dark for me!
On two we presented the options abailable (Lemmy, Mastodon, Usnet and so on), on the biggest we didn't do that. It was a last-minute announcement, so didn't really have the time (also too many cooks with different recipes, so to speak).
I'm sure it won't matter in the long run, but should we not try? A giant company runs on advertising. And the time we stop users interacting and engaging with these ads can only be a good thing.
As I'm writing this, 4,669 of 6,934 subs have gone dark.
Its beautiful to see.
Just flipped the switch (so to speak) on a couple subs I moderate, and the largest (just shy of 1m users) will be going dark in a few hours.
What surprised me most is how well the members are took it. To be fair the subs I moderated are typically quite tech-minded, so everyone is quite in-the-know with what is happening and why.
It makes me furious that a site built and maintained by the users is being exploited at the users' expense.
I hope Reddit bleeds money from this silly line they drew in the sand.
I'm done.
The subs I moderated have either gone dark, or are going dark in the next ciuple days.
And with that I let the mod teams I was a part of know that I am moving on. I hate what reddit did to the community, and my time feels better spent where it will be appreciated.
Well I'm done.
Warned the mod teams in the various subs I mod that I won't be back after the 30th. It's sad because I feel I am letting them down, but the knowledge I've gained from various communities and posts there isn't worth the price now.
You've been paying the Apple Tax!