https://www.euronews.com/next/2024/03/25/ukraines-telecom-en...

I think these networks can be a lot more resilient than we think and they can be maintained even during a war.

> The correct thing to do is for the Stop Killing Games initiative to be more concrete and specify what features of the laws they want implemented to reduce latitude for the EU to screw things up. That's the outcome I'm hoping for - not that the SKG initiative doesn't pass.

They were as concrete as they needed to be. The people who wrote SKG aren't subject matter experts. They don't have to be in order to point out a problem that they want political institutions to discuss and address. It's not their place to specify the details. These people do not represent the wide population. They are not elected officials. This is what we elect political representatives for. Their job is to figure out the problem and the details.

If you do not believe in this process, that's not a problem with this petition. That's a you problem.

Don't bother replying. I don't care what you have to say anymore. I'm not tolerating your ad hominem attacks. It's not suitable for this site and I wish you'd go elsewhere to be toxic.

Also, bringing up the DMCA is sort of rich, since it was always just a vehicle for the biggest content companies in publishing, film, television, music and software to protect their property online.

Now we have something that was brought into being by consumers and may finally do something to curb anti-consumer behaviour by companies like this, and you're against it because you have no idea what it'll look like. I just can't, man. What's even the point of legislation if we have to be afraid it'll all be corrupted? Why even have political institutions at all at that point?

This is a digital media rights issue, not a Steam issue.

It's also not solvable unless you legislate platform agnostic licenses that are valid regardless of platform. Fat chance of that ever happening and I doubt that's actually what you're suggesting.

Or something, I don't know. I don't understand these people.

> DB und Siemens Mobility haben bei Testfahrten einen neuen Geschwindigkeitsrekord für die Strecke Erfurt–Leipzig/Halle erreicht

> Der ICE-S der DB Systemtechnik wird hauptsächlich für Test- und Messfahrten eingesetzt. Er dient dazu, neue Strecken zu testen, die Infrastruktur zu untersuchen und verschiedene Hochgeschwindigkeitsprüfungen durchzuführen

The latter paragraph explicitly states the point of this specific train is to test new routes and to analyze the infrastructure.

I think, like usual, it's a case of people reading the title and then going off to write a comment.

If you're applying for your very first personal ID, then you need to bring a birth certificate and another adult who already has an ID, but it's also something that's been trivial to do for years now.

Or why you think pointing out the toxicity of the manosphere is a bad thing?

You actually didn't provide any arguments for why she's wrong and you didn't provide any better solutions either.

I took away much more from her post than I did your comment. All I see here is somebody who's firmly in the alt right bubble who doesn't like being called out.

The AI overview is worse than useless. It either hallucinates things or it treats shitposts as equally valid information-wise as anything else.

1) The board game community is largely agreed that Final Frontier is responsible for its own problems. This isn't a surprise to anybody.

2) Afaik and from what I could find, the 125% are baseline blanket tariffs on everything from China. And up to 245% depends on what kind of goods.

> And the vast majority of people using them are either too stupid or too lazy to actually review their own output.

I don't know if that's true or not. But I'm not stupid or too lazy to review the code, because I review every line and make sure I understand everything. The same way I do with every line of my own code or every line a colleague writes if it's relevant to what I'm working on.

You're in the wrong place if you want to talk about people, particularly fellow developers, in this way. You're just being toxic.