The entire point of decentralization is to make exactly this impossible. The promise is that no one even has the ability to memory hole anything.

The right to be forgotten isn't granted in the centralized world, either. On a technical level, all that happens is that what you posted gets hidden. Easily retrievable ten years down the line, if someone with access wanted to. The reasons for that are legal in nature, as far as I know. So if it's a small site without a bunch of lawyers in the background, you might have a chance to get your stuff actually deleted. Especially if the one who operates it likes the concept of privacy. But as a user, you have no way to verify either way.

Since decentralization redistributes power from a single source to everyone, in a decentralized network everyone has that ability. Of course, everyone would first have to agree on hiding the content in the first place.

I don't really get why people want this "right" anyway. It doesn't exist in real life. All your records are kept and all the people involved will remember. Imagine if Donald Trump would say "guys, I really want to be forgotten online, please delete everything mentioning my name". That would be ridiculous, wouldn't it?

All this graph tells me is that that the French are too stupid to install it successfully in one go.

Basically, if it's used to sell you something, you should be suspicious.

Passive aggressiveness doesn't get you what you want. You have to assert what you want before you eat it. Also, maybe pick a better restaurant.

But don't be a Karen about it.

When posting a reply to a topic, it shouldn't get marked as having one new reply, which came from yourself.

I'd like for notifications to get marked as read when either clicking on context or answering directly.

I posted that before as part of an Eurobeat video: https://ramble.pw/f/Eurobeat/1706/eurobeat-meets-high-school-girls

Isn't that just a scene from some old ass movie?

Not as much of a clusterfuck as systemd is, though.

Is Reddit having an identity crisis? The site was feature complete years ago, but likely no one wanted to admit that work was more or less over. This happens to lots of stuff.

Still remember when Amarok1.4 went batshit insane with 2.0 release.

Yes, but they not only dress like maids, there's also some acting involved. Like treating customers as the master of the house.

Short answer, no. WebP is a mixed bag. Might be better or might be worse. No compelling reason to make a switch, yet, unless faced with very specific scenarios.