Anas

Hiding unpopular announcements in r/help isn’t enough, he has to post on his own account?

I’m already in the process of leaving, not to Codeberg, but to a self-hosted instance of Forgejo.

The last point is already implemented, and as someone who regularly has to get DMs from strangers, I have those options off. I guess now I can’t do that.

I really need to watch the prequels again

Apparently my email was included in this breach, but none of the passwords I used with it were (before I started using randomly generated ones).

The plot thickens…

If “stubborn” is what you read from my comment, I’m not sure what to tell you.

On the one hand, this is obviously a terrible authoritarian law and it should be repealed, but on the other hand, I’m not sure I like companies having the power or the influence to affect laws. TikTok telling its users to protest its ban in the US back in January comes to mind.

Funny how precise they can be when they want to be.

I am in no way defending YouTube here, but how did it act anticompetitively?

this “me” character is so smart, aren’t they

Thought people would recognize this username and start ignoring them by now. Stop feeding the trolls, kids.

If I said “we need public transit as a city” am I assuming that everyone lives in my city or am I simply talking about my own city?

That’s exactly what I would assume, because you’re talking like your city is the default and everyone knows which one you’re talking about.

I still don’t think this “Lavender AI” actually exists, I think that was another scapegoat to blame their deliberate targeting of civilians on.