I think the largest assumption you are making is that the OP does business with the EU. If they do not, they are truly out of the jurisdiction of GDPR and wouldn't be finding themselves on that list. Those fines you are referring to a multinational corps that definitely do a lot of business within the EU.
GillyGumbo
joined 2 years ago
God I hate that "Oh I'm so adhd" writing style. But thanks for the detail.
For real - any actual libertarian would be against the charges because being in possession of drugs shouldn't be a barrier to owning a firearm. Something tells me they won't be looking at it that way, though.
I mean - it was a ~6% drop...Most of which is probably back by now. The visit duration was a decently significant drop at about 10%, but that will surely return to normal as more subreddits open back up. I doubt reddit is going anywhere, or will even make any substantial changes resulting from the protest.
Overall, I'm unlikely to go back. Not necessarily to hurt reddit or anything, but because fediverse alternatives seem pretty reasonable without ads that will be forced on users now that reddit third party API calls are basically gutted. The infrastructure is here to make something good. Hopefully the turnout will stick around and increase beyond the initial influx of users from the protest. I will say that, of the various "exodus" episodes of reddit's lifetime, this seems more impactful. I think mainly due to the alternatives actually being present. Earlier attempts at exodus fell short because there was simply nothing similar out there.
Started with a frost Sorc, got ~75, then rerolled as a Bone Spear Necro hoping for a mure tanky ranged DPS. Works pretty well, I think, though I've become used to doing content above my level so it doesn't feel particularly tanky.
Doing t25 dungeons as level 60. Anyone know what an average curve for difficulty is? Like killing creatures X level above you?