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Similar things are happening in other countries:
https://techcrunch.com/2021/08/17/stop-using-zoom-hamburgs-d...
https://edri.org/our-work/microsoft-office-365-banned-from-g...
If you want to stay ahead and will have customers in the public sector in the EU, you should probably consider hosting within the EU.
Mandatory reading is some info on Schrems II. Starting point: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Schrems#Schrems_II
Like what?
Yeah, that's by far the worst part. Imagine being stuck with IE indefinitely. :)
https://www.coywolf.news/webmaster/why-webkit-supports-avif-...
If every Russian can see what an inconvenience it is to have Putin as a leader the hope is that they will be more inclined to do everything in their power to have him replaced. Some will of course just blame "west", but there will also be those who will come to question power.
I'm sorry that you can't post translation links and it may seem blunt, but currently people are dying and fleeing.
If every Russian can see what an inconvenience it is to have Putin as a leader the hope is that they will be more inclined to do everything in their power to have him replaced. Some will of course just blame "west", but there will a also be those who will come to question power.
Please explain.
Matrix doesn't have "terrible UX". The client you chose had. Pick another one. You don't have that choice with Signal.
Try:
Written by the same guy that wrote awesome-proxy list in the original post.
That would actually make difference, not only for the HN crowd.
Seems like clear case of "crossing the river to collect water" (as the Swedish saying says)? This is what I use uBlock Origin (with the right blocklists) for and it happens automagically. I did use uMatrix for quite a awhile, but eventually ended up ditching it because uBlock Origin worked so well.
The problem is that — in a not so distant future, where every company makes a large slice of its profit from selling user data — Dumb Inc. products will be a lot more expensive than the competition. As people in general are not technically competent to assess the consequences of their digital actions, they will chose the cheaper option. So, perhaps Dumb Inc. won't have mass market appeal, but I guess it could still sell to the techo elite. :)
So, a motorbike a passes a human powered vehicle? That should come as no surprise to neither of you. :)
To be honest, I don't get the appeal of e-bikes for the type of riding you do. Getting up to 15 MPH when you're riding for 8 km in a city when stopping for lights should be no problem without disabilities on a decent bike. An 8 km ride takes 20 minutes at 15 MPH. At 20 MPH it's 15 minutes. You'd add 5 minutes off your ride and get some proper exercise.
As a reference, my grandmother rode her bike 12 miles to school and then back at the age of 10.
E-bikes make a lot of sense for longer rides with cargo bikes packed kids, trash, food and whatnot.