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Honestly, that sounds kind of arbitrary. Why should companies that use electricity be required to also produce electricity? This is what the market is for, so other Companies can p…

Its probably about end to end encryption. Protonmail doesn't store mailboxes in plaintext, only the client actually decrypts the mailbox. IMAPS only encrypts the conn between mail …

That was 2023 before the 2nd Trump Admin and before the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board that was supposed to be independent and protect against abuse has resigned.

But this is completely worthless, they still fall under the cloud act. Trump Admin still has access to your mailbox.

Its not about the people you send emails to, its about who has access to your entire mailbox. In the moment that would be the Trump Administration for example.

This is not an EU law anyways, this is snakeoil companies acting like having their data located in the EU will change who has access to it and will make it "GDPR compliant" (it won…

But how is it actually "a start" or improves anything at all? It doesnt matter where the "physical location" of the data is. It matters who has access to it.

Its not like demand will be lowered by this though, I dont see how this would be bad for ASML (besides PR-China generally not respecting IP and them reverse engineering it)

You can hear them from quite far away since companies like X use on-site Methane Gas Turbine Generators because they don't want to wait for the grid capacity to catch up.

This is normal for every item above ~100EUR delivered by Amazon here in Austria. Never had it happen that they asked for the code without showing me the package in-person first tho…

Thats why I just want upstream OpenBMC support and redfish

"I'm switching my phone from to " Why not just use an Android AOSP distribution? SailfishOS is proprietary. It will be a lot more "locked down" than LineageOS/GrapheneOS.

Both Musk and Sam Altman count. They are very active in politics.

Thats exactly what Matter over Thread solves. It just uses standard ipv6, udp, tcp. WiFi is not designed for lots of low energy devices that can be repeaters.

> The funny part is that people think that Zigbee and Matter are open :) How is Matter (APL2) over OpenThread (BSD-3-Clause) not "open"? > Matter requires an unsecured IPv6 network…

Maybe its because a lot of those regulations were made in bad faith to stop invention and growth. Regulations are obviously necessary and good, but not all regulations are that.

VDSL2 is using PPPoE here in europe often. Havent seen it used on PON based internet connections though

You dont even need a huge amount of water with the right closed-cooling-cycle reactors. High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactors for example.

Nuclear power plants can be equipped with cooling towers so the heated water doesnt go back to the danube directly.

This seems like a strawmen. Most nuclear advocates I see online just want nuclear power given the same subsidies and chances that PV/Wind get.

Why would a carrier battle group be a prerequisite for this? Capital ships will have escorts anyways, the propulsion system doesn't matter.

Exactly. Companies like Anthropic do not want open access. See their FUD against "distillation attacks"

Yeah I agree, forcing large websites to respect client side parental control settings is better (let the OS/browser set a request header with the age bracket that the website uses)…