But Z just is biding its time till it can be Y. The most principled owners in existence have a finite life span. It is only a matter of time till the vultures put their claws into anything.
Gabe is gonna die, steam is gonna be fucked. We should have all started with Good Old Games. But we didn’t. But it’s not to late to switch. To be free with your software. Don’t be like me, wishing you had been smarter before.
In the case of steam and gog, steam was around a lot longer before gog. I only purchase what I must on steam, and if it’s available on both I always purchase from gog. They more align with my values. But valve from my point of view is such a prosumer business I don’t mind. But you’re right. When Gabe goes, I’m willing to bet some cock sucker ceo from oracle or ibm will swoop in and fuck the whole thing up.
One thing that doesn’t seem to get brought up is the AI porn angle. Gonewild is pretty big on reddit still. A lot of OnlyFans creators, and general perverts (respect). Reddit wants to commodify this content, so those people are selling the images of their bodies so AI can make porn of random strangers. Kinda fucked when you think about it.
is there a way to mass delete my old content? the service i used in the past doesn’t seem to have worked. i recently got a reply from a 6 year-old post from someone saying they got there on google.
My understanding is that the mass delete you did probably had worked, but reddit rolled back your deletions. I heard it happened to a lot of mass deleters after the lemmy exodus.
Is worse nothing gotten really deleted admins admitted in like 2018 that they can see deleted posts. I think even some mods can. The access they give to Google is to the backend they can see EVERYTHING.
I think I’m gonna be sick. so all the stuff I wrote, it’s just THERE? what the fuck do i do? what about private info that I dont want on a public fucking search engine?? I’ve had that account since I was a kid, there’s a lot of shit I regret posting, what the FUCK!
Can someone point me the way of that bot or whatever that changes all your old Reddit posts before deleting them? I thought I had it saved somewhere but I can’t find it now and have no idea what it’s called.
I had read that with some people, is was a delay from their server instance between read/write and in the end the changes did end up sticking, but I don’t know if that was true. A lot of people were mass editing at the same time, and since editing isn’t something that happens super frequently, it might have less priority in the stack and caused backups.
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