My main point is that if it wasn’t a privacy destroying capitalist evil company and website, that it would provide enough possible value for me to want to pay. My data is one of the reasons it isn’t, I was merely answering to the article and context here.
It’s all about aerodynamics.
What are you doing on our American internet???
That’s true. I guess I would only pay for a YouTube that is actually useful. “People want to block channels. Best we can do is ‘I am not interested’ and still show them.”
It’s so fucking funny though. I would love to pay YouTube. But I will never pay a company that abuses my data the way they do.
One could say it’s healthy for a growing child to occasionally be put in awkward situations where they have to define themselves. It’s not fun but it helps shape personality.
This but without the backups. Then walk out of the building towards the camera when it all explodes behind you.
Paradox of tolerance.
Everybody loves curry
If it’s a money game I can pay for privacy, no?
It’s different from the privacy tracking widgets. It’s just a link to a little joinmastodon.org web app that helps you share it on your instance. The website that hosts the button (or link) does not load any 3rd party scripts. If you enable the option to add a logo it will add an inline SVG image. The button as seen in the blog is the creation of the blog writer and only adds a bit of CSS to make it look like a button.
The code of the web app is opensource: https://github.com/mastodon/share
The CSS of the button can be found with inspect element.
Oh I love Warehouse 13. It’s great and I loved it.
I’m currently watching Fringe and I’m glad it’s going to wrap up nice.
You’re forgetting about the Cloud Act which allows the US government to get data from cloud providers even if it isn’t stored in the US.
If it walks like Hitler and quacks like Hitler…
It’s meant to be $900 over a month. Which is the most common timespan when talking about income in Europe.
30*30 = 900
900/574 = ~1,567
7000/30 = ~233/day
233*1.567 = ~365/terminal
It seems to be from some email verification blockchain.
https://fyld.com/proofchain?offset=0
I guess the community is just a mirror of whatever hashes are in that chain.
https://remotepeople.com/countries/ukraine/average-salary/ (first search engine result)
The average salary in Ukraine is 24,000 Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH), about USD 574. However, salaries vary depending on education, experience, location, position, and industry. You must also consider how salaries in the country compare to wages worldwide.
This means that registering only 1 terminal per day gets you $900, which is almost double the average income. (after taxes)
Compare that to the US: https://www.census.gov/library/publications/2025/demo/p60-286.html
Median household income was $83,730 in 2024, not statistically different from the 2023 estimate of $82,690 (Figure 1 and Table A-1).
That’s $7000 / month (before taxes). Which makes pay around $365 per terminal.
One should always compare average income and living costs when considering what is cheap in other countries.
He might not be morally good, but what Reddit is doing here is illegal in many places.
Because it will only be a simple birthdate until they decide to use those laws to go even further.