legal grounds? no, I don’t think so

Just use the link in the post, chose either option and start the request

Oh i apologize, I’m still getting familiar with Lemmy. Where should I post it instead?

Yep, it’s thirty days. The longer it takes btw the more likely that the company hasn’t quite operationalized these kind of requests very well.

Original source in nature: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06096-3

For some cases that doesn’t really help. For example if you do a large survey of the sky for transient peak detection you don’t have the time to spend multiple lights on a single part of the sky. I’m not sure if the satellite trail removal is helpful for that, but the trails themselves are certainly an issue for sky surveys.

Displaying illegal content from the fediverse is fine?

That legal/illegal thing is going to be tricky to figure out. What’s illegal exactly in a global federated social network? Whose law applies?

I am really confused by what I’m reading here. This is exactly it. If you have a specific DevOps role or team plus developers… Congratulations you have Operations again. Developers should empowered to fuck (their) shit up and fix it, that means having mandate, tooling and responsibilities for running things in production. And auditing and compliance is definitely possible all while doing do.