Makes sense :)

Doesn’t the Netherlands help you pay for your home if you’re too poor to be able to yourself?

I’m not saying don’t give anything, just wondering.

Maybe they started playing the FlyingSquidGame

Meh, just go to /r/anime_titties for the main global news source subreddit…

Yeah but that’s what I’m saying, this happens in exactly the same way on Reddit too

So much talk about duplicate communities, which is just so weird to me, seeing as reddit also constantly has duplicate communities despite being centralized :D which one the main one is also sometimes changes based on events/drama

Seems to me just people being resistant to change just because it’s change.

I’ve got backups. Haven’t updated or looked at my server in months. If I’m ever compromised by missing security updates, I just load a backup and regenerate all keys.

I don’t put any critical data on public facing servers.

It’s not about defeating tracking of yourself, but who you share the link to, your relationship with them.

Without that tracking parameter, if the URL is common among many people (which it usually is, since usually one thing has one URL for everyone), then it’s impossible to know who shared to who.

If you have the tracking parameter, then the service can know that you shared the URL, as well as who you shared it to, being able to put that information together and thus built more of a profile on your social connections.

What do I do to get rid of the tracking now?

You stop using these services.

I’m a programmer, and if they generate page URLs that are unique to you with your tracking baked in, do not allow you to view the page non-logged in, then there’s no way to get rid of it, short of hacking their servers/databases.

If you can view it without an account, then you just browse without an account, without using a browser that has a unique fingerprint. So basically use something like the Tor one. Unfortunately for Instagram, I think both is not possible.

Of course it might be like the other comment says, it’s only the special share URL that is like this, and the one you browse around normally isn’t. Then you just use that one.

I would guess it’s like us putting disinfectant on. “Are they even a doctor, they literally disinfect every wound”

Until you run into some kind of problem :D

My brain is so used to seeing political content that I read “why do liberals define their own true and false” and was already like “what kind of shit take am I going to have fun reading today”

I don’t think so. It should have an easy way of reopening - if it has, and you’re flooded with tickets on an open source project that you can’t possibly handle all, then it’s a good way to prioritize. Of course it doesn’t have an easy way to reopen here, which sucks, it’s some kind of locking instead of just closing it with a possibility to reopen.

Old tickets have a non-zero chance of the reporter being the only one to run into it because of a weird setup/usecase (and then abandoning the project), it being fixed by other work, or probably a bunch of other reasons it could be obsolete.

If no one cares enough to reopen it once every 6 months, then it’s probably fine to ignore it indefinitely.

They can do whatever shit they want with their instance and believe whatever they want. The software they make provably doesn’t have any more biases than any other software. As long as that’s the case, I’m fine.

I literally have a rpi4 and just put libreELEC on it

From the way the mods of that subreddit behaved, it was pretty clear that they didn’t care at all about the protests. They made a poll and ignored the like 60% that wanted the protest to continue.

List of unpopular communities you should visit:

• !dota2@lemm.ee

I’m so alone 😭