I believe they have to treat you, but then you are footed the bill
one of the true crimes in this whole saga is the obscuring of ai/llm, on top of convincing people llms think
Jimmy Wales is an objectivist- he moderated online forums related to Ayn Rand before he started Nupedia and Wikipedia.
I might be mistaken, but aren't Wikipedia's origins in objectivism? It would make sense if so for the foundation to oppose a trade union (in no way am I saying they are in the right though).
Grand Theft Auto before-and-after San Andreas
I think with Bluesky that's not really an easy solution as self-hosting still relies on a centralized server for AppView unless you're willing to cover thousands a month in overhead.
I just went through this same deal on LinkedIn, only I told the "recruiter" I'd need to verify with the company this is standard practice (which I did, I emailed corporate). The account vanished within a few hours of me sending that msg. Same as the article, I reported the repo to GitHub and as far as I can tell the organization and accounts associated with it are still online.
Relays rebroadcast public posts to instances that are subscribed to it. For admins, adding relays helps increase the potential amount of posts that reach your instance.
It really depends on the situation. Hardware support is definitely better than it used to be and everything in linux is hackable regardless of distribution if needed, but the reason I haven't switched my main tower from Arch to Debian is that fear of requiring extra work for things like gaming and music production. If you're running the newest and latest hardware you might run into an issue depending on the kernel version being used, etc.,
That being said, I use Debian every day on my thinkpad and love it. I have an interest in migrating away from Ubuntu Server and toward Debian for servers as well. I don't think I've ever heard it "not recommended", just similar caution expressed.
Interesting, maybe it varies by model? Mine was some worm maze thing
Not only did they not have to keep it this long - there are a handful of better ways to store that data
I had a phone call with my dad the other day helping him with his situation on his Win10 machine (his hardware doesnt support TPM) - and he was offered a free year of extended support. Was this not offered to all users?