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by sofixa 11mo ago
How what? How the EU will support Ukraine? The same way it currently has, and if things get dire, there will be more pressure to get alternative revenue streams (like convincing Belgium). Or how there have been no ultimatums, and how EU leg
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> Yep, and as a result needs to continue to follow UK specific regulations and export controls [1], but being a single overarching conglomerate makes it significantly easier to manage the GCAP project, versus FCAS which became a Renault-
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> Ukraine uses American intel for targeting They have been cut off already. But if you think that Ukraine was flying blind until now if not for US targeting, I don't know what to tell you. > Which isn't really an EU project
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> whenever a joint EU project is formed between two countries with vendors, they inevitabely end up collapsing due to domestic political considerations such as the European MBT and FCAS - no leader wants to be the leader who shut down a
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But I'm fluent in multiple, and wouldn't want a video in a language I'm fluent in to be shittily AI dubbed to another language.
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I really hate them. Once again, Google have completely failed to consider multi-lingual people. Like Google search, even if you explicitly tell it what languages it should show results in, it's often wrong and only gives results in Rus
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> Ukrainian casualties are nothing like what Germany was inflicting on people. The latter rises to the standard. The former perhaps not. The UN convention on prevention of genocide doesn't have any victim threshold for what counts a
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Actually the difference isn't that big when you consider that "taxes" (I'm using this to describe all (semi-)mandatory state money extraction from revenues, whether they're called tax, insurance, cotisation, etc) in
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You're still not explaining how the DSA is supposedly a negotiating tactic from the EU any more than you could say that about GDPR. It's a new legal framewo tackling a relatively new set of problems. If any of them get watered dow
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> Completely useless and reactionary laws restricting speech of specific symbols are only a small part of it of course but any global pushback would be good. You do know why these laws exist, right? And they are not useless. Many terri
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> BBC > State broadcasters have to kowtow to governments, or they can face trouble Very good example, BBC has criticised the government many times, and even did embarrassing investigations and fought in courts to get to publish them.
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> Interesting fact that EdgeOS from Unifi was a fork That's how I got started with it, my first "proper" router was an ER-X. It's sad they abandoned the Edge product line to move everything to the UI first Unifi one t
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Other than common sense and civic duty? Why would anyone propose, and why would anyone agree to, Digital/Physical ID becoming mandatory for mundane transactions? It doesn't make any sense and it would never fly.
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With what? The only (sensible) way is DNS, but then your DNS provider is your SPOF. Amazon used to run 2 DNS providers (separate NS from 2 vendors for all of AWS), but when one failed, there was still a massive outage.
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Hey, another person running VyOS! How are you handling updates? Do you update on a fixed cadence, or do you build your own LTS? Or do you just take a random nightly and stick to it?
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> The fact they would not exist without the leeches and built their business on the leeches is irrelevant. How so?
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Mistral are mostly focusing on b2b, and for customers that want to self-host (banks and stuff). So their founders being from Meta, or where their cloud platform are hosted, are entirely irrelevant to the story.
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> Racists deserve free speech, and our society is better for it The individual victims of racist speech would strongly disagree with that.
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> Now in my country we have a president who would use that to deport or target political opponents, track people who criticize Israel He can already do that?
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> It makes it possible to track exactly where you are and what you are doing No??? What do you imagine, that every single transaction you make, like buying bread, will require a Digital ID? Why on earth would you imagine that?
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> It's that it's a permission system that can be instantly updated and centrally managed by people that have legal authority to spy on you. How is it a permission system? It's a way to prove your identity safely, online. N
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"said something racist" is what OP said
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> The quality of health care in the US is significantly higher than anywhere else in the world. Health outcomes do not support that statement.
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In economics 101 one of the first things they teach you is supply and demand, and inelastic goods. Food and healthcare are the two main examples of inelastic goods, where demand is heavily disconnected from supply. There are of course nuanc
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> So you are bearing the full cost of extremely high quality health insurance in a western country. Overinflated imaginary cost* There is no way that a medical consultation of 15 minutes actually cost $32k. Examples like this are aplenty
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> caused by the game companies that took away the standard method of playing multiplayer -- players running their own servers Let's be real, what % people among those who game are interested in running their own game server? I'
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> A Renault Captur is still classified as a SUV, which is what I was talking about It can be classified as a fighter jet, it's still a moderately sized vehicle and it's barely bigger than the Renault Clio it's based on. It
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For a cool practical example, check out Nomad's (flexible workload orchestrator) exec2 task driver: https://github.com/hashicorp/nomad-driver-exec2 It allows running non/semi-trusted workloads with isolation.
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> Is there some kind of objective analysis which supports this claim It's a bit hard to have objective research on marketing and public perceptions. But how else do you explain all the marketing in that regard, and the fact that Ame
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Where is "here"? Most cars on this list, and the ones I see while living in one big European city, and regularly visiting lots of others, are not SUVs. There are plenty of them, but even then it's on the smaller side (e.g. a

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