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For anyone curious, it's the CLOUD act: > The CLOUD Act primarily amends the Stored Communications Act (SCA) of 1986 to allow federal law enforcement to compel U.S.-based technolog…

This looks really close to what I need. I manage a few laptops for a non-profit. For now, it is all done by hand, since I haven't found a good solution for Linux and I will kill my…

The question now becomes: Will the AI bubble pop before we get sea datacenters?

To be fair, how is Google blocking you from downloading an app, a Wero problem though?

I actually like Wero a lot as a name, sound like virtual euro to me.

When playing for the first time, a simple pop up tutorial would be nice, explaining what to do. Figuring out how to land and how to drag the planes takes a second, but it is fine. …

I don't mind the timer as much, but I also like some of the suggested improvements here. The only thing I really don't like, is that each puzzle can only be played once. I would li…

Any normal human should have stopped and thought about their actions after Daniels passing.. Daniel will be missed and Kramnik hopefully forgotten.

There is a project, which proxies album requests to a private immich instance, if one doesn't want to expose it: https://github.com/alangrainger/immich-public-proxy

Because 15min cities are Soros funded projects to imprison us and the sheeple don't understandit. Renewable energy is a "gina" scam to destroy our economy. Healthcare is communism,…

That was my first thought as well. I can't articulate why, but if the company and product survive a few years, it feels to me like it might become a modern "cult" car.

Rory Sutherland used the Walkman story in his book, and some YouTube Shorts.

Even if one assumes this is true, it still wouldn't justify the valuation.

I am curious, what exactly triggers your AI senses in this post?

> There's no question that there are synergies between Tesla and SpaceX in our futures," she said. "There's a convergence of what we're all trying to accomplish in the future." Acc…

I knew that in Germany contracts with minors are voidable. After some checking they apparently are voidable in the U.S. as well: > Contracts with minors are voidable at the minor's…

Can a kid set up an AWS account? Are there no checks? Wouldn't the contract be void for anyone underage anyway?

OpenSuse is (or will be) "Euro-Linux".

This looks very repetitive and not-fun to build.

I just checked and there is even a seller on Amazon delivering in the U.S., so it shouldn't be too hard to get.

"Thumbs" down

Just before the outage happened I updated multiple client servers. That was a very stressfull hour trying to figure out why nothing works.

Has anyone used this and ansible and is able to give a short comparison with likes and dislikes?

Can you give a source on this? I can't belive this to be remotely true.

You correct, you are allowed to "break" patent law in Germany, if the use is private and non-commercial. This does not encompass schools and science though.