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Using cloud is not the problem here and never has been an issue from a technical design standpoint, it's having the data only with one cloud provider that allows this to happen.

The only customers of that cloud provider that lost their stuff are the customers that would have lost their stuff using any other method they'd implement, because the only way you can lose your data this way is through poor design.

Stop using Windows

How many terrorist attacks has China staged against civilians? I'm thinking of Operation Mongoose

I clicked on the entirely because it seemed so applicable. The top-level comment is exactly what I dreamed of

What does reddit do related to user data that isn't already being done to Lemmy users? Honest question

That's because out of all the slop canons, it's the only one that just doesnt work

I completely agree. My dislike is based purely in emotion

I'm fairly certain this post is specifically excluding corporate environments

I also don't quite understand the dislike of dotnet, though. I mean I don't like it either, but idk why

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Happy cake day! Is that what it's called here?

Meriam-Webster: Exotic 2: strikingly, excitingly, or mysteriously different or unusual

If memory serves, a memory exec from Samsung went to prison a few years ago for this same stuff.

Different DOJ, though

I'm .ml because it's the only large instance that doesn't require an email for sign up, and it's primarily for tech enthusiasts and professionals.

At risk of sounding like a meme, ad hominem isn't a great argument. I don't want any backdoors on any of my devices and, while it's unavoidable, it isn't helpful to just make stuff up instead of understanding.