Yeah, but talking about GDPR is burying the lede.
deegeese
joined 1 year ago
Just another guy who thinks he’s Gods gift to open source because he found a bug, and thinks the volunteer developers fail to show proper gratitude by not dropping everything to work on your pet bug.
Inflicting lawyers on an open source project is a great way to drive off the developers.
If I hear Lemmy has a GDPR problem I assume it’s lawyer BS only European instance admins have to worry about.
If I hear Lemmy has bugs in basic CRUD functionality, that’s a real issue.
Bit of a red herring to put GDPR in the title when the article is about Lemmy missing key admin functions, and only tangentially how this runs afoul of GDPR.
TL;DR Lemmy hasn’t implemented image deletion for users or admins, so don’t upload your government ID.
A bot which goes around putting the #foo tag on every post in !foo@lemmy.world seems like it causes more spam than discovery.
There might be value in bot-assisted tagging, but tagging its own community isn’t it.
We sure get a lot of “both sides bad” around here.
Hard not to be suspicious of their motives.
It’s basically a RAID + File shares like SMB.
Loads of DIY options, but I use a Synology so I don’t need to mess with anything.
I think you just described using a NAS as primary storage.
that doesn't require I keep a full local copy of all the data
So you want a local self hosted backup, but also not a full copy? So like backup only recently changed files?
Are we talking personal offsite backup, or a commercial cloud service?
For cloud backups I like BackBlaze but I’ve never tried to use it as a general cloud storage drive.
Never heard of that extension. Neat idea, but seems open to abuse by bad actors on both sides.
Wish they said more about vetting reports.
Well that didn’t take long.