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I mean, study some history… with the emperor they still fared much better than before. Which is why they loved the emperor.

But I understand that the anglosaxon history might be a bit biased and edited.

> There unfortunately aren't events like hackathons around where I live

last time i went was so bad that i decided to never go again :D

> I'm never able to figure out how to find them.

try meetups… they used to be active in my area prior to covid

> The problem with ELD's is the lack of flexibility.

Perhaps it is like refueling: it is normally done before the engine stops because there is 0 fuel left.

And we can all agree that french revolution values are much better than whatever crap the rest of europe was pushing?

> Ofcourse for the rest of Europe this is a good thing

For the kings sure… for the people much less.

Imagine england being defeated and india being free of colonialism.

In italy the constitutional court blocked a referendum on the matter to be held (I suppose because they didn't want people to turn up and vote, and there were other questions about the legal system that they preferred failing due to insufficient quorum).

That's why we need regulations and mandatory 10-15yrs warranty

> Since 16 December 2015 three communist parties are banned in Ukraine (the Communist Party of Ukraine, Communist Party of Ukraine (renewed) and Communist Party of Workers and Peasants).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decommunization_in_Ukraine

the pro russia were banned before the war. After the war much more were banned

You're avoiding my question. Please re-read and reply accordingly.

ukraine banned all political parties… in ukraine being for peace talks is a crime.

Nah, pure python are the easiest to package of course. But C ones with an author who knows what he's doing aren't much more painful to package.

Do engineers often download projects from university students and then decide that the university student should get no money and all the jail time if the building falls?

Yeah multiple attempts are done to put liability on open source library developers.

Terrible idea.

> It's good for writing Python native modules

distributions are going to love your module! /s

Do you have a point to make or are you here just to be angry because you do write code for electron?

Multiple copies of the same binary can't share a memory page for the code. They do take more RAM.

Ah, you live in a parallel universe which is the same as ours but Qt and other frameworks to do exactly this but without wasting a ton of resources don't exist?

A thinkpad keyboard replacement cost ~50$ last time I needed it (and I thought it was unreasonably expensive).

Also, but it's easier in C++ and it consumes 99% less resources.

Decent developers can do that in C++

My hears are perpendicular from my head

I get pain from the hears not being in their natural position.

> ...vs cryptographic proof someone had access to your ID card

Which isn't what we are discussing here, this was the point… :)

Why make a proper real legal signature when you can just copy paste a scanned .jpg file at the end of a document (or do something equally useless)?

Being available doesn't mean it's considered legally valid. I can sign with the private key on my national id…

I'm sorry you can't understand text.

If it's a ebsite that doesn't sell anything they won't notice.

I also ave a hardware key, I got it for free last year.

It doesn't take 10 seconds. It takes remembering to keep it with me when I travel.

Also with 2FA the risk of being permanently locked out of my account increases A LOT.

With a bank or similar I can show up to their office, show my id and reset all access. With websites there is NOBODY responding. I've tried taking over an abandoned project on pypi for which I've done several contributions before the owner disappeared. Never got any response.

So losing the keys means that I have to fork my own project :D