At 30 he’s old enough to make his own decisions…

In other words, who cares?

They aren’t asking me for permission to track me, they’re asking permission to save cookies to that end.

I refuse them the permission they are legally required to acquire from me

i just disabled cookie persistence in my browsers.

now it doesn’t matter if i click accept all or not

I don’t find it funny because i’m homophobic… i find it funny because they are

You do get to keep any growth in the value of the property too

Or eat any loss in the value of the property

I’m sorry is this some kind of American joke i’m too European to understand?

You also get a hydro homie whose sole job is to keep you hydrated and keep giving you zinc suppliments

There was a big exodus to signal for a while a couple years ago when meta were fucking with their whatsapp privacy policy, similar to the exodus from reddit to lemmy.

Having your infrastructure on a cloud provider allows you to keep your costs in line with your current amount of users, if you have a big influx you can immediately scale up to accommodate them, and then when that spike in users dies off as they invariably do you can scale back down instead of being left with a load of hardware you’ve just bought for your new users (that have since fucked off) and now aren’t using

strap a dremel to your printer.

You now have a CNC machine

Edit: i call it “CNC with a Strap On”

I prefer “struggle fucking”…

consensual of course

I’m 32, I wear an analog clock on my arm every day

it sucks to be the moon

Praise Jod for your comment. I’d jive you a jift but i don’t know where you live

makes sense, thanks

I daily drove Debian for a while but the out of date packages annoyed me

Why didn’t they just go for JSON?

Could set it up as a fileserver

I think that’s what @ArmchairAce1944 was getting at

You have to obey the law of whatever country you are currently occupying.

They’re not “occupying” or even operating here. all the servers have been in Texas since 2008. The British gov are attempting to legislate feature implementations for companies that aren’t operating in britain. it’s ridiculous.

British government fines an American company, based in America, for serving data from American servers that was compliant with American law.

This whole law is complete overreach. It’s like banning a book and then getting mad at the author when one of your citizens buys one on holiday and brings it back with them