readsadhours

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by readsadhours 4y ago
It seems like they didn't even consider any of the real issues. Things like deleted messages appearing in requests for your data, leaving a chat (or deleting your account while you are in a chat) with a deleted user not deleting the me
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by readsadhours 4y ago
Given that a similar thing was introduced to the US senate[1] I will have to wonder who is behind this. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32956218
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by readsadhours 4y ago
I can't believe people still respect Parag after what happened with Mudge.
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by readsadhours 4y ago
As I said before, it does not matter. Before someone had an email address and now they don't, and it could happen to anyone with an .eu domain. This is what matters. It is an unreliable TLD for email addresses that you want to last.
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by readsadhours 4y ago
This is irrelevant. Any country in the EU might do the same. I would hate to lose my domain because of this.
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by readsadhours 4y ago
People from the UK that had an .eu domain were unable to renew it after brexit.
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by readsadhours 4y ago
A reminder to go to your microsoft account remove consent for PolyMC once you change clients. The link is probably one of these: https://microsoft.com/consent , https://account.live.com/consent/manage V
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by readsadhours 4y ago
The original(?) one was not great as it contained exclusionary/discriminatory rules. See the "We will not act on complaints regarding" section https://web.archive.org/web/20160304034554/http:/&#
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by readsadhours 4y ago
They also remove legal pornographic content https://archive.org/post/1053748/porn-on-ia-wtf https://archive.org/post/1123868/no-bdsm-allowed I think that puritanism and archivism are not