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You can verify it yourself if you read until the end.

There's something pathologically wrong with "tech elites".

I disagree. Trivial PRs are perfect for first contributions, especially to get through the myriad of bots requesting you to sign/review stuff.

Having said that, I would never contribute to a project with a first contributor experience like this one.

This has been my number one request for fastmail for years. They're happy with GDPR compliance but no intentions of having EU servers.

That's giving way too much credit to uv.

Not according to Chat Control at least where politicians are exempting themselves from State surveillance.

Sorry, I am failing to see how any of these three points are relevant or even important.

Apple prefers to pay the hilarious fines from the EC than to comply.

It's baffling putting together a C-suite of anti-competitive executives doesn't get anyone criminal charges.

Definitely worse.

Free speech for thee but not for me.

I really hope BambuLabs doesn't go to hell before I even get a chance to get a X1C — as it provides the best quality out-the-box enclosure which I would need at home.

As a SteamDeack owner, I'm really looking forward to see AAA games be Linux-first.

Windows gaming really needs to stop.

I don't understand how things like this get approved into PEPs.

It could also be that Musk thinks it's a market where he can avoid liabilities.

GP forgot this narrative where breaking laws enables technological progress and innovation.

TOML is a monstrosity and I'm terrified Python is backing it up.

I'd love to see more HCL.

On the other hand, same as you I tried IPv6-only to reduce costs but I couldn't load my website at all on my mobile.

My understanding is ACF injected notices for their personal legal gains on everyone's dashboards. I wouldn't be surprised if such thing is a breach.

I believe a post from one or two weeks ago showed it seems more of a systematic Rust ecosystem problem.

I didn't make any statements about rulings. I just commented about what seems to be the general sentiment this time around.

As others pointed out, if LLM startups have to go broke after not being able to steal any more data then that will just be the reality of it.

All of them can be abused but patents are the most abusable among IP protections.

I'm shocked people in this thread think technological and research advancement means breaking laws and stealing copyrighted data.

I'm hoping for this article to show up again on the frontpage on a EU timezone where I can read some civilized discussion about it.

I'm looking forward to the EU banning these practices altogether. Until then I'm happy to stop using sites that sell my PII.

Good luck having Brave protect your PII.

IMHO, as a C developer, I love Rust's features but the syntax is terrible.

AFAIK, there's no such thing as a cookie law, it's about PII consent.

I'm fine knowing in advance how scummy a website is even before I use it by their dark patterns on cookie warnings and thousands of "legitimate interest" partners.

Edit: People should stop whining about the cookie warnings and start being concerned that selling PII is such a common (and not even looked down upon) practice. It's disgusting.

Can barely see the tweet without an account. I wonder when that's going to require an account as well.

I would hate to see a world where this sentiment is widespread when others are trying to fight for the right to repair and other causes and Apple is doing nothing but lobbying against them.

Nothing will change as long as C-suite roles keep breaking the law and walking away scott free. Also goes for the investors promoting this behavior at startup level.

I have never liked CrowdStrike. Our IT department forced it on us and it's one of the worst experiences I've ever had.