@sundogplanets it's when debris hits your satellite and creates a bunch of debris which hits other satellites… until it's all just debris 🪨 → 🛰️ 💥 🪨 → 🛰️ 💥 🪨 → 🛰️ 💥 🪨 → 🛰️ 💥
@lemmy Hi I am planning on joining Lemmy however I was reading about some privacy issues with the platform. I am going to share some of them and what do you think about it?
--Deleted comments remain on the server but hidden to non-admins, the username remains visible
-Deleted account usernames remain visible too
-Anything remains visible on federated servers!
-When you delete your account, media does not get deleted on any server
@notanonymous26 you know that public accessible web sites are regularly backed up by various web crawlers for search, AI training and etc. The Internet Archive for e.g. backs up and archives public content on the Internet.
There is no "delete" on the public web, once it's out there, it's never going away.
@KelsonV well, Lemmy is open source so you are free to run your own instance that deletes whatever you want from your own DB. But once it's out there, you can't necessarily un-publish information on the internet…