Hey OP — did you make this meme? Do you really have a 2 active users instance of Lemmy. If so… you make it seem like something manageable…
Do you know if I could run an instance with a raspberry Pi?
I’m thinking of a summer project… I know there’s a big learning curve but it might be fun?
So basically the only thing protecting our anonymity is the relative unpopularity of Lemmy?
Is it possible a film studio, or legal agency, could set up a Lemmy Instance and then capture all our IPs?
Listen — I’m just trying to get things straight. Isn’t this the very definition of a Shitpost?
May he be held in contempt and convicted of everything.
He stole that election fair and square.
Thank you…
This ad was produced decades after the abolition of slavery. Yes, things were even worse during slavery. And slavers were not average people; they were scum then and now.
POLL: How many people think OP is actually dad and took the photo and taped it up?
If I may, might privacy be both a personal, individual endeavor and a collective endeavor?
On the personal level, can’t we foil the corporate intrusion by choosing apps in the Fediverse?
And on the collective level, can’t promotion of the Fediverse help?
I’m aware that city and county records often contain my street address and that doesn’t bother me. I’ve got to pay taxes and vote.
But I look at it this way: that’s my front facing public identity. Basically the one I use at work that gets a paycheck. Not private. And yes, that’s a pity and that war is lost, but I lose nothing because of that.
But then there’s my identity that shares the goals of global groups that chafe against injustice and oppression. All that work separated from my public identity by multiple barriers. Personably not perfect privacy — watch The Conversation by Francis Ford Coppola for a discussion of perfect privacy.
Is this kind of approach practical and one that means we haven’t lost?
I hated the “lemming” association to Lemmy until I started seeing the “Let me” association.
City Skylines Team to their fans: We’re sorry. Making good.
George R.R Martin to his fans: Go get fucked.