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    Comment #46838483

    I disagree. Trivial PRs are perfect for first contributions, especially to get through the myriad of bots requesting you to sign/review stuff. Having said that, I would never contr…

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    Comment #46747909

    This has been my number one request for fastmail for years. They're happy with GDPR compliance but no intentions of having EU servers.

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    Comment #46433370

    That's giving way too much credit to uv.

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    Comment #46037111

    Not according to Chat Control at least where politicians are exempting themselves from State surveillance.

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    Comment #44288769

    Sorry, I am failing to see how any of these three points are relevant or even important.

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    Comment #44188666

    Apple prefers to pay the hilarious fines from the EC than to comply.

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    Comment #43857309

    It's baffling putting together a C-suite of anti-competitive executives doesn't get anyone criminal charges.

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    Comment #43772474

    Definitely worse.

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    Comment #43076951

    Free speech for thee but not for me.

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    Comment #42741639

    I really hope BambuLabs doesn't go to hell before I even get a chance to get a X1C — as it provides the best quality out-the-box enclosure which I would need at home.

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    Comment #42716124

    As a SteamDeack owner, I'm really looking forward to see AAA games be Linux-first. Windows gaming really needs to stop.

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    Comment #42677455

    I don't understand how things like this get approved into PEPs.

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    Comment #42243790

    It could also be that Musk thinks it's a market where he can avoid liabilities.

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    Comment #42139216

    GP forgot this narrative where breaking laws enables technological progress and innovation.

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    Comment #41962752

    TOML is a monstrosity and I'm terrified Python is backing it up. I'd love to see more HCL.

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    Comment #41924268

    On the other hand, same as you I tried IPv6-only to reduce costs but I couldn't load my website at all on my mobile.

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    Comment #41826227

    My understanding is ACF injected notices for their personal legal gains on everyone's dashboards. I wouldn't be surprised if such thing is a breach.

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    Comment #41487743

    I believe a post from one or two weeks ago showed it seems more of a systematic Rust ecosystem problem.

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    Comment #41468771

    I didn't make any statements about rulings. I just commented about what seems to be the general sentiment this time around. As others pointed out, if LLM startups have to go broke …

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    Comment #41468743

    All of them can be abused but patents are the most abusable among IP protections.

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    Comment #41467544

    I'm shocked people in this thread think technological and research advancement means breaking laws and stealing copyrighted data. I'm hoping for this article to show up again on th…

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    Comment #41392730

    I'm looking forward to the EU banning these practices altogether. Until then I'm happy to stop using sites that sell my PII. Good luck having Brave protect your PII.

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    Comment #41392549

    IMHO, as a C developer, I love Rust's features but the syntax is terrible.

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    Comment #41346681

    AFAIK, there's no such thing as a cookie law, it's about PII consent. I'm fine knowing in advance how scummy a website is even before I use it by their dark patterns on cookie warn…

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    Comment #41281685

    Can barely see the tweet without an account. I wonder when that's going to require an account as well.