I personally believe that reddit is the type of company to save the orginal post and revert it just out of spite

I think it's mostly because etsy stood for something, then shifted over time to something else.

they are actaully fixing that? So is it ta bug?

Plus knowing meta, they'll problary select a handful of instances to federate with. Meaning this plan is stupid.

Under the CCPA you own your data. That data should be deleted under request.

Same thing with the European GPDR

You can request your data too (like on discord)

This honestly is much worse than twitter, because atleast with twitter, I didnt see them doing this typa shit

Really intresting rticle

yeah... Steam has always been my go-to anyway. Even before using Linux myself.

But i'm totally up with having other launchers like GOG.

no idea

I really wish the best to GOG, despite the really non-linux support.

yeah, no idea what brain-headed move that is

Shadow fight 2 (paid version) and also The Silent Age (thankfully Google bard reminded me of the name of this game)

That is a very real thing they do. I like this reasoning

I don't see threads providing any value

Yeah, very unfortunate there

I personally doubt that.

Musk might not have his own personal knowledge. But this is violating a law in California in which the person in this video seems to in California.

Plus reddit seems to based in California.

This goes behind being a scumbag, and into the territory of ignoring the CCPA.

This is magnitudes worse than simply being a greedy capitalist.

My theory is that small businesses are exempt, expect for consent.

I have to read the entire bill, to get an idea of exactly how it is worded, and what is intended.

I'll be back shortly

ok... so unfortunately 'small businesses', which is dependent upon the SBA's definiton, seem to be exempt expect for the 'consent' clause

I find it funny they have a whole markup like this. It really shows that they are doing good, and want to show that to the world. It's cool

These 2 games are by far the best mobile games I played

Something similar passed in Texas recently: https://legiscan.com/TX/bill/HB4/2023

Seriously...

You don't

yeah, the steam deck is amazing. I love my steamdeck alot.

GOG is amazing, just wish they would make their linux support better.

sigh, blanket banning of something doesn't do any good.

also 'Christian-hating'

ughhhhhh

sadly

Some fallout: New Vegas, hoping to buy subnautica: Below Zero when it goes on sale

Yep

https://iapp.org/news/a/texas-comprehensive-privacy-bill-signed-into-law/https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=d6e7d0da-211f-442d-86f3-5e9e417b94f8

Not surprising

https://fedia.io/m/RedditMigration@kbin.social/t/48529/Reddit-violates-CCPA#entry-comment-222428

Or Californians, heh

Also this guy lives in California and Reddit is based in California sooo... These protections should apply to him

Yepp

No idea... Im used to that in Texas

nice

7500 per instance of this happening (this is inline with other laws)

That stacks really quickly because if it violates it 100 times that is 750,000 thousand right there.

That is a small number. Something more reasonable would be much higher

It's pretty wild

that is already being done

I hate this article since it compares to XMPP. A much more accurate comparison would be seething like E-mail, I believe.

I get it... I'm likely going to block meta instances from the servers I have whenever I have time to figure out how to.