Yeah. People do that. Surprise surprise.

He made a few edgy jokes in 2017. Makes somebody unredeemable in the eyes of internet leftists.

Ah yes, let’s invent time travel

There’s no such thing to an internet leftist

He’s apologised for it over several times in a very mature and serious manner

That’s not how the internet works. You make one mistake and the online leftists never forgive you.

All of that was over half a decade ago. At this time on YouTube, everyone was doing edgy jokes. He has spent the meantime bettering himself.

That was over half a decade ago. In the meantime he has spent time bettering himself and being a decent person.

He said a no no word in a fit of rage in a livestream over half a decade ago. Ever since then he’s spent time being a better person. But internet neckbeards never forgive.

What do you mean “throttle who can see you”. Lemmy is free like wordpress, as well

Upselling and throttling?

Hosting a static website is much much much easier and cheaper than hosting something with a backend like wordpress. A static website is essentially just an html file being served over a fileserver on port 80. I’ve seen people host them on top of a Minecraft server

Now THIS is leeching that I can get behind! Excellent work!

Lemmy moment

How much is the falun gong paying you?

I’m pretty sure the UK government would like to do this exact same thing tbh

Isn’t it open source? Would heavily doubt it for downloads. Development, I’m not sure about

Does ubuntu have this? Or does one need to install something to set this up

And America doesn’t do this?

Preparations are under way to transfer the records to UK Biobank, a research hub that holds detailed medical information donated by 500,000 volunteers. One of the world’s largest troves of health data, the facility makes its information available to universities, scientific institutes and private companies. A Guardian analysis shows one in five successful applications for access come from China.

What exactly is the problem? People voluntarily opt in to have their data used for research purposes and a quarter of those researchers happen to be Chinese. Names and birthdays are also stripped.

How much of this is also given to the Americans? Conveniently not mentioned despite American countries having a fetish for our personal data