In don’t know of there is a huge difference to looking up examples in the docs and pasting them into the code. That’s what people do otherwise, so… :)

Just use centimeters, Jesus.

I’m sorry but how is single sign on with some big tech player account like github or Microsoft considered a privacy feature? It sounds like anti privacy?

They normally do have smaller releases (18.1, 18.2, 18.3, 18.4, 18.5) but going from 18 to 19 was a big update that also required a database upgrade. Rust releases don’t have database upgrades or anything that is not backwards compatible, so it’s not really comparable.

I think it’s fine. You won’t influence anything about US by using a worse collaboration platform. If Lemmy becomes more and more popular, it may eventually become a real alternative for the masses. That’s what the goal should be - not avoiding github.

It’s better to be smart here.

Yeah we are told a lot… :)

Something tells me lemmynsfw has the largest disks. :)

Thanks for contributing!

Thanks guys!

0.19.2 fixed federation so it was the best release, but this is fine too. :)

Bot domination!

Everyone is sexist and it’s OK.

Didn’t she post the picture and asked people to rate her?

I agree that it’s ridiculous and insane but if she asked for being superficially rated and she gets that… You really can’t blame the guys rating her.

Almost everyone is uglier than this girl anyway. If she is a 7, we are 3. :)

Hmm. That’s really weird. Hopefully someone else in this thread can test also so we get more info.

I tried it and if I click next, I go to page 2. Then I open a post and click the back button on the browser. And then I’m back on page 2, as expected.

Also tried to switch sorting method and it remembers the sorting method when I go back from a post as expected.

I think probably you have some plugin that is interfering. Try with another browser or a clean browser profile.

Thank you guys, you are amazing!

They don’t work like that, they have no technical capabilites. I think it would work more like a company being ordered to pay a fine if a user on your instance finds out that his data is not deleted if he asks.

But this is complicated so I hope someone else has good input on this topic. Someone must have run a website with registered users in Europe before without being a corporation.

The fediverse brings a new touch to all of this also, since the posts and comments are replicated across instances. Will that matter to the EU law? Maybe, maybe not.

Asking chat gpt, so take it with a bit of salt, but it’s usually correct about these things.

In the context of data protection and GDPR, “processing” refers to any operation or set of operations performed on personal data. This includes collecting, recording, organizing, storing, adapting, altering, retrieving, using, disclosing, transmitting, and deleting personal data.

Processing can be done both manually and automatically. It covers a wide range of activities related to personal data, such as capturing information through web forms, analyzing data for marketing purposes, storing customer records in a database, or even just viewing or accessing personal data.

Under GDPR, any entity or individual involved in processing personal data is required to comply with the regulation’s principles and obligations to protect the rights and privacy of the individuals whose data is being processed.

That’s what I thought too until I looked it up. It applies to individuals as well.

If an individual runs a web server and processes personal data of individuals within the European Union, then they are subject to the requirements of GDPR. GDPR applies to anyone, including individuals, who processes personal data of EU residents, regardless of whether they are operating as a business or on a personal basis. It’s important for the individual running the web server to comply with GDPR’s data protection principles and obligations to safeguard the personal data they process.

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I asked in the other thread about GDPR.

Nobody thinks it’s very interesting but if instances don’t follow gdpr, the entire network is at risk of legal consequences.

So please bring this up, even though it’s not very fun.