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At least in the Frankfurt area, they are.

Original title: Trump threatens to tariff and 'decertify' Canadian aircraft in latest trade war move

Slightly edited due to length constraints.

> it's crucial that the next set of secure messaging systems does away with tying real phone numbers to accounts.

https://olvid.io/

Italy: https://decode39.com/3045/diamond-fs-diagnostics-train-luigi...

I'm not saying it couldn't have been the Russians, but it would be strange for them to target Spain, since it's the only NATO country that doesn't want to increase its defence spending.

> it had to be a proper low fingerprint method (e.g., you had to hide the tls-in-tls timing pattern and do traffic shaping).

Can anyone recommend a good book, video course or other material to learn more about these topics?

Italy should do it as well.

Perhaps they mean that Russia, a corrupted warmonger weak country, has veto power, while more powerful, free and democratic countries have not.

>> My guess is that Apple is considering using JPEG XL for iPhone photo storage rather than HEIC, and JPEG XL's inclusion in the browser is a bit of an afterthought.

This would be great.

Indeed, Trump seems to be suffering from Putin syndrome: he thinks that the best way to make the United States (and himself) glorious is through territorial expansion.

Who could possibly impose a naval blockade on the EU? Not even the US Navy would be able to do so.

If half of the internet of a country depends on a single US company, then the problem is not soccer and AGCOM...

> there was an article not too long ago that described how it was actually cheaper to use a EU cloud provider than AWS.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46427582

Very interesting article. I still have a working Olivetti M24 at home that I occasionally turn on just for the sake of nostalgia.

"I was just following orders." --Any German soldier after 1945

Couldn't he just use the passenger brakes to stop the train while it was passing in Troisdorf?

Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46374087

Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46334533

> The B777 is probably the safest, most meticulously engineered commercial wide-body aircraft ever built.

The last pure Boeing product before the merger with McDonnell Douglas…

> Branded credit cards are coming. See Brussels Airlines and Mastercard

As well as ITA and American Express, at least everywhere in Milan airport.

Do you happen to have a link to that report?

I have questions about the concept of legality in a war like the one between Hamas/Hezbollah and Israel. The idea that in a war there can be legal and illegal actions established by international treaties to protect civilians as much as possible can only work if two (or more) legitimate states are fighting each other, with leaders who can be held accountable for the orders they give. But does it still make sense to talk about legality and international treaties when on one side there is a terrorist organization whose method of warfare consists of kidnapping or killing civilians? At this point, doesn't complying to international treaties only mean further endangering their own population?

Important note: I don't want to spark a debate for or against Israel's actions, but simply to better understand the real sense of applying international treaties and conventions in a war like this.

Me too! I don't want to have to wait 10 years for this!

I think Microsoft's long-term plan is exactly that: to make Windows itself a subscription product. Windows 12 Home for $4.99 a month, Copilot included. It will be called OSaaS.

So did GE…

The Winter Olympics will be in Milan next year.

Another way to avoid this problem is to have 4 trustees and to split the key between them using Shamir's algorithm, so that 3 trustees are enough to reconstruct the whole key.

> if the rest of the world doesn't draw a line

Whoever draws a line must also be willing to enforce it, if necessary.

How is this related with the Cloudflare outage? The bug was present in GoSign Desktop <= 2.4.0, so it seems that it was introduced long time ago.

We need IoST!