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old internet person trying to figure this crap out

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I really like Kavita outside of its PDF handling, which is very frustrating

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    all day. Stupid easy. And I'm kind of stupid

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    The discussion about "Lemmy and the GDPR" is interesting.

    Some broad thoughts:

    1. Software does not need to (and, indeed, cannot) comply with the GDPR

    The GDPR imposes obligations on people, not software.

    There is no such thing as "GDPR-compliant software".

    Well-designed software may help a person in scope of the GDPR comply with it, in respect of their processing of personal data, sure.

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    This line of conversation is curious to me because while ActivityPub and related protocols represent a step in a direction of the internet from times past, there's a whole bunch of people in this thread who use it like the internet of now, with their (presumably) real name and a need for such data management features despite the technical hurdles of trying to apply that to a decentralized network that propagates data across different hosts and jurisdictions.

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