Weird because gliffy (or whatever it's called) exists on confluence

I used to use traefik back when it was new and less complex and the 2.0 complexity forced my hand to drop it for my homelab.

Duckduckgo or SearX

it does if you ever will operate there though

In other words for most people, no impact.

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The impetus to pay once is supporting great Foss software. I personally think a donation model works for me but I don't research human behaviour or marketing either.

How is it "fake Foss" when you can just download and run the code without paywalled features and not spending anything.

We managed to train ours to say "Oh my goodness!" in the appropriate contexts. Very cute 3 year old.

Again companies operating in the EU. While you may have implemented compliance it doesn't mean you understand the law.

If not in the EU, this doesn't impact a business not planning to operate there.

Plenty of other countries to move to not in the EU. Also these laws really were designed with multinational companies in mind.

Businesses hoping to explode that big will be able to afford/care about GDPR. A Lemmy instance, not so much.

I often save Reddit comments or posts that can be removed or deleted later and aren't worth a Wayback machine.

I mean, they can say it but good luck enforcing it outside the EU's legal jurisdiction.

Nooblandia

Looks like tleilaxu is back on the menu boys.

No need to update unless they're is a feature or security patch.

Updating to latest could result in not knowing your version in case of recovery or have an exploit pushed.

I keep my closed source stuff on codeberg and open source mirrored on it and GitHub.

Does GDPR even apply to instances not hosted in countries covered by it? No.

Looks like tail scale for ports.

People on here are rabid over ff.

I use it and brave but mostly use brave because ff on mobile indeed performs poor in my usage.

But don't worry plenty of people will give you the Apple solution to their antenna problems about their favourite browser.

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Yes, poorly generated boilerplate data. Amazing.