No there isn’t.
Stack Overflow is privately owned by Prosus. You have certain limited rights to the content they host but they do not have the obligation to keep the content up and they even have user terms that every account agrees to: especially for moderation.
Jfc y’all sound like magats
There is no law forcing a company to spread your message for you.
“This thing that one party did, multiple times, is the fault of both parties!”
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With Net Neutrality gone, these giant tech companies could start bidding to make ISPs make their search engine default and have the other competitors fail to load.
With it being a US Military Contractor with frequent huge reports on massive botnets and current vulnerabilities, I wonder how long it will take before the USA Government kicks Windows OS to the curb like everyone else?
TBH Windows might outlive the rest of the US government with how things are going.
Maybe that’s the real reason Microsoft keeps pushing out of the OS industry and more into servers, cloud, and AI. They can still do the US contractor work without the OS business.
Something I think is a lot more interesting than them changing names of product lines is that almost all Dells ship with an OEM version of windows which reaches EoL faster, like 5 years sooner, and is more expensive to get a replacement disk image.
I had a tower about 10 years ago that I converted into a dinky little Linux Server, it worked really well all things considered.
Could have fooled me by the way they vote.
A windows like linux isn’t really attractive to a windows user, they just want an intuitive but also customizable system. Chances are Windows users trying linux still have their old windows system, anyways. Why would they want a windows and also a fake windows?
As a windows user I didn’t like Mint
I tried out Kubuntu and it was really nice.
Reddit as a centralized organisation was able to pool resources and have a service wide log of events to scan for shady behavior. They published annual bot takedown reports once upon a time showing how effective they were.
From that angle, Fediverse is less capable of dealing with outside threats and influences.
Although, Reddit has clearly switched sides to the bots in the last five years.
For some reason I was able to read “Peanut Butter and Belly” multiple times trying to parse it before the Jeanut Putter and Belly misspelling stood out to me.
Each state had to agree on the boundaries, and as with all of human history they were quite possessive and possibly greedy. Thats why in the middle of the Mojave Desert the lines are all clean and uniform: nobody was willing to fight over the middle of the Mojave Desert.
EDIT: Also it caused a lot of disputes when rivers were nobody’s territory as they were a major mode of transportation and people on the river or crossing the river would end up being harassed by landowners on either side as if they owned the river.
We’re not much better, tbh.
Fediverse’s only resistance to AI is that it usually isn’t worth targeting.
The word used is “Disrupt” which implies you cannot impede access to them even if you offer an alternative method.
Ah but technically it’s still illegal to disrupt emergency services and also leaves you liable to lawsuits.
But yeah, the FCC in particular can’t stop you from doing that.
It’s crazy to me that the Tankies don’t even believe Tibet is being oppressed. Like, they really don’t even know about it.
Not living in the stone age is one thing, but investing billions of dollars and attracting literally the smartest workers on earth is another thing. Generally a country is very large or has a long history of heavy industry to have a space agency.
Kenya gained independence as a colony in 1963 and have been in political turmoil ever since.
There is actually no urgency to this specific case. This patient will demonstrably not delay their own care for fear of debt.
Idk if usernames count as “attribution”, even, but I assume the results would be the same if an account was named Jeremy Assface, Ted Bundy, or Adolf Hitler even if the user’s actual name was such. Not to compare Luigi to any of those people, no, but the point is usernames are moderated.