teohhanhui

To be fair, there are plenty of critical content. It's just that they use coded language to avoid the censorship. (Probably not on XHS / RedNote though? It's more of a Facebook equivalent.)

You don't have to contact them anymore.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/switching-to-microsoft-365-personal-and-family-classic-plans-58342e83-38e7-4cda-b63b-88604a8fb7ef

There are plenty of other sources.

• https://www.gmw.cn/01wzb/1998-02/05/GB/1515%5EWZ3-0517.htm
• https://news.sina.com.cn/c/2005-12-26/09557819749s.shtml
• https://slide.news.sina.com.cn/j/slide_1_45272_82763.html#p=14

It's an obvious cultural reference.

https://collection.sina.cn/yejie/2015-01-21/detail-ichmifpx5063889.d.html

I'm way too lazy for that. I don't even have more than 1 email account. I use the same username everywhere lol...

Uhh... The other dev. Yeah, he's obviously wrong.

Reddit was literally co-founded by Aaron Swartz (RIP): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz

Source? I did a cursory search for "GDPR" on the GitHub issues and can't find anything like that.

Anyway, this seems to be their more recent stance:

For the future, any GDPR compliance advice needs to come from a lawyer, not from random non-lawyers interpreting what they think is correct.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4540#issuecomment-2018920191

I actually use "Subscribed" because I don't want to see posts from random communities. Haha...

FWIW: I used join-lemmy.org and found lemmy.ml, submitted my registration, but then checked on Wikipedia and it says lemmy.world is the largest instance, so I wanted to cancel my registration for lemmy.ml (there's no such feature according to the admin). Anyway, that's how I ended up here on lemmy.world 😆

Did not notice any of the political leanings until just a few days ago, so it's definitely not obvious unless you look deeper into things.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SDF_Public_Access_Unix_System

wow that's interesting :D