You can't just bypass national courts and go straight to the EU.

> the blanket cynicism for all telemetry here is kinda surprising

Who's providing the telemetry/analytics if not one of same large corporations?

Many devs say they care about user privacy, but very few seem to care enough not to farm surveillance out to a 3rd-party they have no control over.

British aristos tend to be outdoor sorts. Range Rover and a Barbour jacket.

QEII was always in wellies whenever she was off the clock.

He edited his work heavily to achieve just the stream of consciousness feel he wanted.

Once upon a time, shouting "WTF are they thinking?" into the void was kinda understandable, but these days you can literally just ask them by changing a URL. Don't even have to go to a dodgy pub in an iffy part of town.

That said, assuming bad faith is so common these days, many people assume you're lying if your stated motives don't match their preconceptions.

I think that's a good rule of thumb for AI-generated output.

That's exactly what they do. It's 80c/month in Argentina.

Make an exception for owner-occupiers?

Your demands are one thing, your integrity is another.

Plenty of languages come with standard libraries that are more than sufficient for handling plenty of tasks.

Hardly surprising given the contrast to the level of journalistic integrity on display at the Beeb recently.

This is broadly how the EU operates. If companies want to start putting new stuff in/on our food, they first have to demonstrate it's no dangerous.

Not the best approach to everything perhaps, but I'd rather not have capitalists freely innovating on my food.

Being able to put language-specific shortcuts on keys that change with the keyboard layout is damn useful.

Why does software have such powerful modes for Python and JavaScript, but never for French or English?

Host AdGuard on a VPS (same one as the VPN?). Then you can use it from everywhere.

A one-person apartment in the local halls of residence costs under €500/month here in DE. A room in a shared flat costs a lot less.

A lot of German SMEs still work that way, even if their big engineering companies have rather lost their way.

That was a big problem when I switched to macOS. I kept hitting CMD+Q every time I tried to type an email address.

The lack of u"" is just another manifestation of the complete breakage they wrought upon Python's string handling, isn't it?

It was closer to a decade (3.7) till they'd put enough of the bits they'd ripped out back in for Py3 to be suitable for the things I used Py2 for.