Another web developer here, that is how the California and European rules are interpreted. If we’re acting in good faith we do not store anything.
Maybe you can find a way to argue user settings and session cookies don’t require consent, but I am not a lawyer and I err on the side that doesn’t put me out of business.
He wants to change? Maybe he should go to a conversion camp.
I wish plex would bring back plugin support. If my podcasts and audiobooks could live there easily I’d open their app a lot more. Maybe watch some of those old TV and movies they’re so excited about.
Well, the UK wants to negotiate more. The legal action has been paused.
Every paragraph of that article got less and less certain about the results. Someday I’d love to be able to trust the headline.
Did they get rid of them, or did they hide it from the UI? Bots are the ultimate threat here, and they won’t use the UI.
I didn’t consider federation. I’m not sure what prevents me from creating an instance with three users that vote on other servers. I can’t run this test tonight. Hopefully someone gave that some thought.
I’m confused by the user count. I follow a mastodon user count bot, and it’s numbers are pretty close to the ActivityPub user bot. Can anyone speak to how these bots work? Can they differentiate between mastodon, kbin, and lemmy?
I think most eth-based transactions happen on different layers and then get settled on the main layer periodically. Same with Bitcoin, come to think of it. TPS doesn’t seem like a particularly useful number these days.