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Not wrong, I just have a few federation hicups with @jason untill I can see all the folks and instances I follow or like I will run the 3 accounts in parallel
The biggest issue is while linuxrocks can see my toots from @jason I dont receive toots there from linuxrocks.
Federation does seem to be improving in general though
The GDPR is a regulatory law that is not centalised, the ICO iwill still handle UK data protection, the new data protection bill is heavily based on the GDPR to be compliant with it.
Its not perfect but the GDPR is a move in the right direction especially if you value privacy and wish to excersize some control of your data that companies have exploited, manipulated and made money from for years
The GDPR is a good thing, it makes data controllers and processors liable for how they handle information belonging to a living individual & gives individuals more control over their data
It updates the definition of personally identifiable data & gives it a protected status in law
It equalises the various data protection laws to the same standard & the penalties for businesses will actually hurt the business if they mess up. (Up to 4% global yearly turnover)
Once you have set your static resolv.conf file so that it works, make it immutable by using
chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf
This means it wont be able to be overwritten by other applications
You can also append
nohook resolv.conf
To /etc/dhcpcd.conf
This prevents dhcpcd from writing to resolv.conf
Still only 1 way(outward)
Sounds like someone does not know the meaning of the word proprietary. Send them links to the entries of various online dictionaries, or screenshot them and send them to someone's social media accounts - or is that a bad thing To do?
