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Airbus to migrate critical apps to a sovereign Euro cloud(theregister.com)
519 points by saubeidl 10mo ago|498 comments
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
It's an occupying force there the same way the US is in Puerto Rico and Hawaii.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
The German social safety net was introduced by Bismarck, a conservative. You know why he did it? Credible threat of violent revolution. That's what it takes.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
> Every country wants to be in that position. I agree. But not many are one of the largest economies in the world and the world's most prolific regulator. > America should be helping you with them instead of posturing and pretend
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
I think unless we acknowledge the class war, there is no way of winning it. Big Capital is not my friend and its not most peoples friend, even if some of us here were lucky enough to be useful to them for now.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
Not everyone here is American. From a European standpoint: The ideal outcome is a stalemate between China and the US, with us as the kingmaker. We could basically do the same thing as Yugoslavia did during the Cold War and play both sides a
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
All of this is true, but all of the examples that came before were deterministic, so once you understood the abstraction, you still understood the whole thing. AI is different.
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by saubeidl 10mo ago
Maybe you become worse at solving business problems with technology once you let that muscle atrophy?
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Top Portuguese fusion physicist shot dead at home in Boston(portugalresident.com)
6 points by saubeidl 10mo ago|0 comments
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
The scenario I'm imagining is in fact the US further destabilizing NATO, in which case Europe wouldn't feel bound by any of the agreements we've made with Americans. Failing that, I don't think any of what was said above
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Well, it sounds like an alternative supplier for EUV light sources just became available...
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
If Uncle Sam pisses off Europa Regina enough, she won't give a damn about licenses.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
What if my high level political and military leadership are the threat scenario? Remember Snowden.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Only one of us has been whining here. It hasn't been me.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Facts count. So please don't use ridiculous meaningless terms like "woke".
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
I suppose they could, but I'm assuming Mozilla has quite a few experts on the code base that could come in handy. Maybe just try to poach them?
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
You know who else isn't a neighbor of the UK? India. Guess which language they all learn there.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
You don't get to decide what the targets of racism perceive as racist.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Miss Dzafce clearly also doesn't have a ethnically Finnish background. Immigrants being racist themselves really need to think about what it is they're promoting.
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Putin Signs Law Confiscating 'Ownerless' Homes in Occupied Ukraine(kyivpost.com)
15 points by saubeidl 11mo ago|0 comments
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
It's a business wankers view of the web. Only what makes money has any value in their view. That's also why MBA types are the wrong type of person to run something like Mozilla.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
It feels like the only reasonable path forward would be for the EU to buy Mozilla and fund it as a public resource. Capital extraction is fundamentally opposed to user freedom. If we want an open web, we, the people need to be maintaining
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
If they switch to Chromium, they'll just become yet another Chrome rebrand. It'll kill what makes their browser special.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
A closed source thing.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
Zen is basically Firefox with Arc's UX. It's by far my favorite browser.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
England isn't a neighbor to any of the European countries that have English as mandatory language in school either. It's just a useful language to learn that'll increase the opportunities of the learner.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
LLMs are one, granted. GP asked for three, though.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
The bully here is Apple. They try to use their market power to put themselves above our law, but they shall not get away with it.
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
They're metaphoric these days ;)
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by saubeidl 11mo ago
It's the IE of the 21st century. Browser monoculture is bad for the open web and if all we have is Webkit (Safari on iOS, Macs) and its fork Blink for all the Chromium browsers, then the web will start becoming a mess of proprietary ex

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