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3 hours agoAlso on that topic, very interesting read:
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Isn’t that a question for Steam support/forums?
Which virtualization implementation? QEMU/KVM?
51·2 days agoThey sure would like that.
Never thought I’d hail the GEMA for what they’re doing…
How is it an “undisclosed [amount of] damages” - aren’t court rulings supposed to be public [records]?
I know stuff like the rulings of me going to court with the driver and insurance companies involved in a car accident certainly was public (in Germany).
Anyone in the know please ELI5 and/or point me at the relevant laws, how/what/in which cases (parts of) rulings can be “undisclosed”.
20·4 days agoIt’s called enshittification for sure.
Looks scammy / requires ‘hoops’ that lead to invalid SSL certificates
Looks scammy / requires ‘hoops’ that lead to invalid SSL certificates
35·10 days agoIt’s got 'lectrolytes!!
Which adblocker can block Facebook ad posts?
33·14 days agoDoctorow’s as usual excellent take also touches on this:
https://pluralistic.net/2025/11/01/redistribution-vs-predistribution/#elbows-up-eurostack
TL;DR: it’s not so much only the US, it’s corporate (quasi-)monopolies, and those operate in a lot of countries.
Therac always makes me think of this…
A Kodi client that allows seeking would be great.
20·7 months agoWhere did you go?
This article says that Clarence and Alito dissented from the majority opinion (which I assume to be “no deportation without due process”).
These comments read differently to me… ELI5 please?
The idea that Republicans might be willing to “jump through more hoops” would certainly align with Lakoff’s ideas (from 2004, mind):
https://medium.com/@ennuid/george-lakoffs-framing-101-7b88e9c91dac
That hurricane machine must not be working too well…
https://www.statista.com/statistics/203729/fatalities-caused-by-tropical-cyclones-in-the-us/
Aware, yes. Interested, no - closed source philosophy, and the way Apple implements it specifically, turn me off hard.
It’s not so much about forcing to contribute, but rather keeping companies from selling commercial forks/having checks against profiting from work that happens to be freely available.