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Death threats are illegal whether they happen offline or online.
Yelling "I HAVE A BOMB!" in an airport comes with consequences.
I believe we can agree on these two examples.
https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2021...
I believe you are referring to UK examples, which are not representative for Europe or covered under the DSA.
The overall message still applies; harassment and death threats are no less legal and no more legal because they happen online.
"Gmail Passwords Confirmed As Part Of 183 Million Account Data Leak"
They are meant to be available as reliable and functioning stores throughout a crisis period. Your go-to destination for purchasing vital goods during the crisis.
The idealized Star Trek society of production automation and exploratory self fulfillment might only be possible, and sustainable, if we are a billion people.
That is still plenty enough people to continue our ever accelerating and vast exploration of culture, science and space.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akustikkoppler#/media/File:Acu...
I had one for my C-64.
'Click here to transmit 802.11* broadcasts with randomized MAC'
I know personal anecdotes doesn't count for much, but I turned down several 80k offers in Berlin. I would expect salaries in Munich to be 10-15% higher due to cost of living.
I have only read Douglas' works in English, and the phrase is "Don't Panic" - it's not "Undgå Panik", which is a lousy translation that literally means Avoid Panic.
Sometimes this geolocalization goes too far.
State is too often the real world.
Mind you, I like robustness. It's like the cinder blocks I use to build my house, each robust and contained in itself. I just can't disregard state when stacking my cinder blocks on top of each other; the flexing and distribution of load is an emergent state that I have to consider when building each cinder block.
I got more information about AppSumo from their Google search excerpt than from their website.
Better fire up IDA!
There's no point in dismissing JS due to simple lexical issues; those have in no way prevented us from maturing the language use through idioms, patterns, tools and collective knowledge.
JS is more than good enough as a basis for CoffeeScript and Emscripten - so why should we care whether scope context or a lack of block scope can be initially confusing?
Well, that was in 2004 when /. was big. Today, I would fear the Reddit frontpage.
The next step up? Going from $29/mo. to $99/mo.
I might just not be their target customer.
Uncommon phrases are not that difficult to think of though; my own example is the only hit on google for that phrase.
"I used to smoke Kings cigarettes under the bridge" suits me a lot better than "3D5g!§x&".