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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
>Also, I'd point out that there's still a step 6: once the law has been adopted by the EU, it doesn't come into effect until the countries have incorporated into their own laws, for which I think they have two years? For
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The European Commission is the EU's executive body. The President of the European Commission (PotEC) is nominated by the European Council[0] and then elected by the directly-elected European Parliament. The Member States (other than
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Mobilizon v2, now matured, like a good French wine(framablog.org)
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> Can someone explain why the development of a computer programming language needs "mod teams" and other stuff? >I don't use Rust; does Rust aspire to also be a social network or something? Because this development is d
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
> Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems to me like any time there's a controversy surrounding code of conducts (and just bad behavior in general) with open source projects, it's always on Github. Conversations on Gitlab by compari
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That person is no longer the (interim) executive director. In fact the Foundation decided to go without anybody filling the post for a couple of months instead of them until they found a permanent replacement - which they did just days ago
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> Sounds like an argument to keep the feels police out of software dev. Not unless you discount the idea that it could be even better software if those people hadn't been turned away...
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The assumption here is that any violation of the Code of Conduct would result in the offender being instantly kicked out, right? But there are other ways to deal with actions that go against a code of conduct, to de-escalate situations an
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
>I hope they have server side checks as well because this enhancement comes at a cost of state management that isn't guaranteed to happen if JS is the only barrier to reconciling incompatible selections. GOV.UK are pretty good when
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>When probed on how to address intermittency, many wind and solar advocates propose things like hydrogen storage, giant flywheels, compressed air, or other solutions that are currently in the prototyping stage and have yet to actually be
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The Verge has an article about this.[0] >The Verge understands that the decision to remove the functionality from .NET 6 was made by Julia Liuson, the head of Microsoft’s developer division. Sources describe the move as a business-led de
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
As somebody from the UK, I find it hard to understand the anti-union sentiment I always see here from people in the US. What is it about trades unions that's so objectionable? Is it the legal framework, union culture, being scared it m
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Mastodon's Founder Says Trump's New Social Network Is Just Mastodon(vice.com)
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I think Parcel[0] is what you want for that use-case.[1] [0] https://parceljs.org/ [1] https://parceljs.org/recipes/image/
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
>There is no plans to weaken GDPR You and I have read a very different consultation document, then. The UK government absolutely are planning to weaken the UK GDPR.
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Direct detection of dark energy: the XENON1T excess and future prospects(arxiv.org)
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>Pair programming is the joy of [...] There's supposed to be joy involved?! I have always found pair programming incredibly frustrating and frankly exhausting , both when driving and navigating. It's a useful tool, for sure. B
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
I think the best example (although it's not a digital platform, and the ownership is for the benefit of employees rather than customers) I know of would be the John Lewis Partnership in the UK. It's incorporated as a public limi
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>I've wondered what would be some effective ways to add more user voice in the ownership and governance process of these platforms. Do you have any ideas? The obvious answer would seem to be structure them as cooperatives. Allow ser
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
Solid is much more "Web 3.0" than "Web3" - it leverages decentralisation and HTTP rather than cryptocurrency nonsense. Although there is a bunch of overlap via DIDs and such.
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>So why does all talk of Web3 always shoehorn in blockchain and smart contracts? Who cares about that besides crypto buyers, who are mostly conducting their business via clearweb exchanges anyway? Nobody - those are exactly the people wh
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
>Axie Infinity is given as a "good" case? Axie Infinity is a Ponzi scheme. Aren't all crypto projects?
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
>Honestly, I'd rather live on 1 degree warmer Earth with 1/100 of regulations/subsidies than the opposite. What you're really saying, though, is that you'd rather everyone live (or die, as the case will be fo
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
>No, this has to be voted by the parliament like any law, not approved by each member. Almost all EU legislation needs the approval of the Council of the European Union - which comprises representatives from all 27 member states. The Ord
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
Even for those of us lucky to have a proper processes protecting us, it can still be anxiety inducing. After all, you're still likely to have to spend time and energy to defend yourself in some capacity, and you now think your manager
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by M2Ys4U 5y ago
>It's not P2P, it's federated. It's both. PeerTube instances federate with each other, but the video player uses P2P to spread the load between viewers.
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Google's new 'massive' transatlantic data cable landed on beach in Bude(bbc.co.uk)
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I'd advocate for scrapping council tax and business rates, replacing them with a land value tax payable by the freeholder rather than occupant. I just don't see the current Tory party touching it with a barge pole.
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>I'd be tackling housing prices. The government has absolutely no desire to do that. Their voter base is predominantly home owners who think of their house as an asset that should only go up in value.
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There's RPI, I guess

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