I mean, I wish there were flairs to note non setup posts, but this is Lemmy so no such thing yet as far as I know. So, you are all good op and thanks for asking!
Hey! I in the end never shut down the subreddit, but I'm very much still here! I've just not had time to crosspost some posts from Reddit to try to get this more active here over on lemmy yet irl wise sadly.
Yep! On YouTube beyond their trust and safety staff there's also 2 categories of volunteer mods. One is more of a normal moderator role for the channel called "standard moderator" and the other one that I have "managing moderator" can moderate and set people as moderators or even an approved user.
In general, Just be regularly a positive contributor in comments and if there are Livestreams also consistently be a positive regular there as well. Then when the creator needs new mods they might pick you since your a regular that is trusted.
This also can be used actually for almost any community online as well.
Hey! Thanks for the shout out first! It's greatly appreciated as I try to slowly move my community here and away from reddit. The work on images is also great to hear since Thinkpad Setups is primarily an image sharing community!
Note that the developer is contesting this and IS NOT immediately taking the repository down!
"I will not take the project down immediately and simply let Haier win. Using the api should not be illegal. If the significant economic damage is caused by us making too many requests with the integration, we can talk about it and slow it down.
Luckily I'm insured. I've contacted my legal expenses insurance and they're covering a lawyer for the case. I will seek advice and see how an expert assesses the situation and then proceed."
I was happy to see earlier, the developer commented the following:
Luckily I'm insured. I've contacted my legal expenses insurance and they're covering a lawyer for the case. I will seek advice and see how an expert assesses the situation and then proceed.
Luckily I'm insured. I've contacted my legal expenses insurance and they're covering a lawyer for the case. I will seek advice and see how an expert assesses the situation and then proceed.
Cool and fun!
Oooh hai, I had not had a chance to check Lemmy in a bit but welcome to the community!
If you mean in an official capacity representing Rossmann Group, I'd recommend emailing help@rossmanngroup.com with the suggestion
I mean, I wish there were flairs to note non setup posts, but this is Lemmy so no such thing yet as far as I know. So, you are all good op and thanks for asking!
Hey! I in the end never shut down the subreddit, but I'm very much still here! I've just not had time to crosspost some posts from Reddit to try to get this more active here over on lemmy yet irl wise sadly.
I second this, A lot of Louis videos are posted here but not all will be considering the amount of people posting to this group.
I find it to be a helpful summary of parts of the video for one.
Louis suggests using Opensense and using VLans to segment a network.
He uses PFsense but if he started again he would consider using Opensense instead.
Yep! On YouTube beyond their trust and safety staff there's also 2 categories of volunteer mods. One is more of a normal moderator role for the channel called "standard moderator" and the other one that I have "managing moderator" can moderate and set people as moderators or even an approved user.
Here's an article from YouTube on our moderation controls. https://support.google.com/youtube/answer
The only thing is YouTubes tooling for community management has a lot of issues to put it nicely.
Welp, That's just a job with an application process. Can't really help there
In general, Just be regularly a positive contributor in comments and if there are Livestreams also consistently be a positive regular there as well. Then when the creator needs new mods they might pick you since your a regular that is trusted.
This also can be used actually for almost any community online as well.
Also, You can mention Grayjay by name here directly unlike YouTube where even as a moderator I can't mention it.
Yeah, this will be fun to watch as FUTO and YouTube might actually go at it in a legal case.
And FUTO has Louis on their side which won't be good for YouTube lol
Hey! Thanks for the shout out first! It's greatly appreciated as I try to slowly move my community here and away from reddit. The work on images is also great to hear since Thinkpad Setups is primarily an image sharing community!
Thanks!
Hey! I'd love to help out.
Note that the developer is contesting this and IS NOT immediately taking the repository down!
"I will not take the project down immediately and simply let Haier win. Using the api should not be illegal. If the significant economic damage is caused by us making too many requests with the integration, we can talk about it and slow it down. Luckily I'm insured. I've contacted my legal expenses insurance and they're covering a lawyer for the case. I will seek advice and see how an expert assesses the situation and then proceed."
Sources: https://github.com/Andre0512/hon/issues/147#issuecomment-1892738060
And the latest response from the Haier US where they are distancing themselves from the EU Haier division. https://infosec.pub/post/7349960
That's even more impressive! Thank you for all of your work on the channel!
I was happy to see earlier, the developer commented the following:
Tldr, They are going to fight this!
Source: https://github.com/Andre0512/hon/issues/147#issuecomment-1892738060
The developer commented the following:
Tldr, They are going to fight this!
Source: https://github.com/Andre0512/hon/issues/147#issuecomment-1892738060