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sexy_peach,

That’s a joke, right?

sexy_peach,

What’s it made from? Even potato peel soup would look better. Is this the stuff that the pigs didn’t eat from their trough???

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Pledges coming from proprietary software companies mean nothing

https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/15/24157496/microsoft-ai-carbon-footprint-greenhouse-gas-emissions-grow-climate-pledg

Get behind the community that is really fighting to curb climate change:

https://eco.kde.org/get-involved

@kde

Poster announcing KDE Eco's monthly meetings, in which like-minded people, like yourself, get together to work on reducing computing's impact on the climate.

sexy_peach, (edited )

The board of directors is obliged to maximize profits for the shareholders!

sexy_peach,

Yes I totally agree!

sexy_peach,

I urge everyone to install linux on an old notebook and see if it works for you with firefox as a browser and thunderbird for emails

sexy_peach,

Because it works well

sexy_peach,

Well but Thunderbird can get mails from dozens of email addresses at the same time.

sexy_peach,

Finde schon, dass das unzulaessig aussieht. Aber halt einfach echt 30 machen da und fertig ^^ Hier ist die Lokalpolitik gefragt.

What are the most private social media platforms?

I’ve been feeling uneasy about the privacy implications of using Lemmy and similar platforms. The ability for anyone to view your entire posting history feels to me like publicly sharing my browser history. In contrast, most other social media platforms allow you to limit your feed visibility to just friends or followers....

sexy_peach,

In contrast, most other social media platforms allow you to limit your feed visibility to just friends or followers.

Yes but they will sell all of it plus where your mouse pointer was and how long you viewed what topic happily.

Mastodon I think has a built in feature to delete posts after x days. But I wouldn’t use it since people who want to stalk or surveil you will find the hdd space to save your posts within these days but friends and people interested in your posts will not find it after 6 months. So I don’t think that’s a solution to your problem.

What could be of interest to you is the mastodon feature to only post to followers. That means that you will also have to approve followers as well, since it’s pointless to post to a limited amount of people if that’s potentially everyone.

You would still have to trust their server administrators somewhat but since most servers aren’t run with profit in mind you won’t find that many sell the user data.

sexy_peach,

It’s pretty clever honestly.

sexy_peach,

“earn your vote”. That’s not how democracy works. Even in a workers council voting will suck and be a matter of lesser bad.

sexy_peach,

wdym?

sexy_peach,

We should never “accept” bad outcomes, not even in a workers council. But still use it to push for the best outcome, fight the bad outcome as well.

sexy_peach,

It was never efficient/fast enough.

sexy_peach,

unbelievable

sexy_peach,

lmao

sexy_peach,

Yup but the employers are to blame

sexy_peach,

Imagine using telegram… It’s worse than whatsapp

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