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by vrganj 6mo ago
This feels like something where the EU Commission should step in. This is directly counter to the Digital Markets Act, it's Google abusing its gatekeeper position.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Glass half empty kinda guy, huh? :-)
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by vrganj 6mo ago
QuickShare is compatible with AirDrop these days, thanks to EU regulations: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/11/the-eu-made-apple-ad...
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Decoupling from fossil fuel: Europe's electricity 25% cheaper through renewables(euronews.com)
9 points by vrganj 6mo ago|0 comments
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by vrganj 6mo ago
"Don't be evil", huh?
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EU tells Google to open up AI on Android; Google says "unwarranted intervention"(arstechnica.com)
46 points by vrganj 6mo ago|7 comments
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Again, they haven't started a war in 80 years. It sure seems like a more peaceful bet than the US, which started one like a month ago.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
I am comparing when the respective states last started wars to point out the absurdity of calling modern-day Germany warmongers.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
The last war Germany started famously ended 80 years ago. The last war the US started is still ongoing and was started by them a few weeks ago.
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Under Trump, Green Card Seekers Face New Scrutiny for Views on Israel(nytimes.com)
8 points by vrganj 6mo ago|0 comments
941.
by vrganj 6mo ago
What's stopping anyone from requiring a passport scan right now?
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by vrganj 6mo ago
The problem, in other words, is quarterly earnings in specific and shareholder capitalism in general.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
To start is a dumb decision one did at some point in the past. To continue is one that is no longer in your control once the addiction has taken hold. It's not a personal decision to stay addicted. Let me tell you from experience. I wa
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Yeah, or... don't. But don't expect other people to make everything easy for you. If you really want to, you can. Laziness is not an excuse.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
They're addicts. Whether they know it's bad or not is irrelevant. If you ever struggle with addiction, you'll know that decision making is no longer well-reasoned or thought through. Such is addiction.
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Europe to burned American scientists: We'll take you in (2025)(politico.eu)
34 points by vrganj 6mo ago|12 comments
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NATO eyes Saab GlobalEye to replace AWACS planes in historic shift from the U.S.(armyrecognition.com)
14 points by vrganj 6mo ago|5 comments
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Elon Musk's near-daily online posts about race are turning off some fans(washingtonpost.com)
12 points by vrganj 6mo ago|1 comments
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Hotels are slashing World Cup rates as FIFA cancels rooms(moneywise.com)
6 points by vrganj 6mo ago|6 comments
950.
by vrganj 6mo ago
EU
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by vrganj 6mo ago
It honestly has all kinda felt like more of the same ever since maybe GPT4? New model comes out, has some nice benchmarks, but the subjective experience of actually using it stays the same. Nothing's really blown my mind since. Feels l
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Iran War Has Drained U.S. Supplies of Critical, Costly Weapons(nytimes.com)
5 points by vrganj 6mo ago|2 comments
953.
by vrganj 6mo ago
It is my turn right now. The working class is being oppressed as we speak. That's why the system needs to be dismantled so we can strike back.
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Weimar Germany also was fundamentally a liberal democracy. Hitler seized power legally. Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.
955.
by vrganj 6mo ago
You sure have a way of making the Chinese system sound even more appealing.
956.
by vrganj 6mo ago
Property rights, regulations and price are precisely the part of the American system that takes away that capability.
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Dutch central bank chooses Lidl for European Cloud(techzine.eu)
5 points by vrganj 6mo ago|1 comments
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by vrganj 6mo ago
Wealth doesn't flow from Europe to China. One form of wealth flows in exchange for wealth in the form of goods of equal value. That's how trade works. And again, Europe will be vital to China once China finally makes the move to r
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by vrganj 6mo ago
How is this huckster not in prison?
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by vrganj 6mo ago
This naive view does not account for the Trumpian trade wars killing the other viable export market, for the need for geopolitical support for Taiwanese reunification or any number of other factors. The thing about international trade is th

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