Unclear career progression, benefits might lead to STDs and acute lead poisoning. Not for the faint of heart.
godless
joined 2 years ago
Illegal where I'm at. That would irritate me to no end.
Tbh though I've quit radio shows for the most part, it's easily 30-40% commercials now. Can't be bothered with that annoyance, I'll rather stream some music or podcasts.
Your example works because Getty as the copyright holder will actively pursue violations.
The instance admin has no intrinsic motivation of doing so, and certainly won't go to court on behalf of a user.
You'd be better off to finish every one of your comments with "licensed under MIT v3.0" or something.
And forcing admins to agree to terms with others before federating will lead to no federation. If I'm running an instance with no financial incentive whatsoever for the benefit of the public, the last thing I want is to get wrapped up in legal red tape. And as a layman, I couldn't possibly understood all terms with their implications and ramifications, and would require legal council to proceed. That ain't free either.
ELAs are not enforceable in a federated world. Once the data is copied to another instance, it falls under their domain. And in turn their admins would have to make sure their users accepted the ELA before interacting with the content mirrored from lemmy.world, and so forth. That would be the death of federated networks.
Consider all your content to be public domain by default, including private messages, because admins can access those in unencrypted form.
XFCE. I love how lightweight it is.
Yep, same. The only thing bothering me right now is that I keep those "oops, there's nothing here" timeout message when opening comments to reply, and then a second later they load anyway. Might just change the timeout sensitivity. But that's really complaining on a high level.
How is a cancer single celled?
Friend of mine cracked the Apollo app and sideloaded it. So that's possible. Sharing from what he told me (and please don't ask me any questions, I've never used an iOS device in my life):
It's a bit complex, you need this: https://theos.dev/ to compile this into a .deb: https://github.com/EthanArbuckle/Apollo-CustomApiCredentials/
You also need this IPA: https://github.com/Barusu-rem/apollo-decrypt-legacy-version/releases/tag/production
Then sideloadly, put it all together and install with a dev cert like the image attached
The cracked Sync app is going strong. They patched reddit official's api key into the apk, and also modified the app ID and browser agent to reflect the official one. They practically can't tell the traffic apart, so NSFW and everything is fully functional.
https://github.com/Liz-chan/sink-for-everyone/releases/
This has been discussed in the official reddit sync discord and the original dev, being the champ he is, even contributed to it.
Sync for Lemmy is also on the way. I never used Boost so can't tell how it compares to Sync, but I used it for >12 years and was always super happy.
Might as well plug the new /c/syncforlemmy@lemmy.world here, I guess.
Yeah I saw the list posted somewhere, had a chuckle, and went on my merry way. There's a reason this kraken of an app is banned in the EU.
A somewhat tech savvy user can probably use App Ops and Storage Isolation to restrict all of the data and spoof the rest, but luckily I don't even feel tempted. Never got the appeal of Twitter, can't be bothered to even try Mastodon, and Threads, just no.
Which phone.
God I hate clickbait.