puts all kinds of restrictions to your rights

The document mentions a lot of US laws. I wonder if they try the same over in the EU.

Because you pretty much need a seperate Lemmy, Kbin and Mastodon account. I’ve heard that it’s somehow possible to see Lemmy posts from Mastodon, but I haven’t really been able to understand it. Apparently, it’s janky as hell, but I wouldn’t know, as I just have 3 accounts I use, one for each ‘service’.

Since I moved during the Reddit fiasco when servers were overloaded and didn’t know what I was doing I just hopped from instance to instance. So now I have at least 7 dead accounts that are still probably counted in the ‘users’ statistic.

I’d say one person counting for ~10 is significant, and I doubt I’m alone, even if I am an outlier with my instance-hopping

A lot (if not all) Fedi users have multiple accounts on various instances and platforms, so that also inflates the figure

And then the higher quality pool has a larger percentage of bots than the standard one

After Brexit there’s no justification for speaking English yet they mostly communicate in English.

Republic of Ireland is still an EU member, so the EU is still obligated to treat it as an EU language.

Also, the EU is quite rational and english isn’t going anywhere even if Ireland bailed since it’s the lowest common denominator as far as foreign languages go.

There’s the letter and there’s the spirit of the law. Even if Apple has found a brilliant loophole the courts can just say well it’s technically true but you’re still breaking the law nonetheless, lawyer budget be damned.

Congratulations, then you aren’t. On another note, how does Linux on a phone look like? I thought Ubuntu touch was still pretty far from daily-drive capability.

Don’t all games on Steam get the basic DRM treatment?

You did, but you are the product