Yes. Because if you think it's wrong to end a pregnancy, what does it matter how it started or why you want to end it? The rationale behind being "pro-life" is that you feel abortion is killing a child. I happen to believe that a non-viable fetus is not a child, so I am supportive of a woman's right to manage her reproductive system as she so chooses, and therefore it doesn't matter why a woman wants to end a pregnancy--from rape or incest, doesn't want to have a child right now, doesn't want a child with a genetic deformity, or doesn't want a child with blonde hair--it doesn't matter.

On the other hand, if you felt that it was "murder" why would there be any reason good enough to justify murder? The only justifiable reason to kill another human being is in self-defense. A woman who was raped won't be "un-raped" because she is no longer carrying the baby. That sounds harsh, but of course I think it is BS because the whole anti-abortion argument is largely BS.

Having conditions on abortion are completely nonsensical and irrational. I don't get it

Why/how a pregnancy started (consensually or not for example) or the motivation behind making that choice (just don't want a kid, some genetic diagnosis, etc) are irrelevant. If abortion is bad, it shouldn't be done at all. If it's not bad the reasons behind it should not matter

Always breaks my brain when people argue abortions in case of rape or incest are OK but otherwise a woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy to term, as if it matters to the potential child in the end. Either you're killing a person or not. I'm pro-choice, so it's my opinion that you're not, but the wishy-washy middle ground position is untenable to me.

Also, technically didn't the EU Parliament write and pass the DMA, and the EC enforces it? I'm not European so I don't know the intricate details of the incredibly Byzantine process of the EU so maybe I'm wrong there

They did say that they are specifically not shipping in the EU because of the DMA, so until the DMA or the EC's interpretation of the DMA, changes, these new AI features aren't shipping there. That is not the same thing as Apple abandoning the EU.

Just let the EU enforce these laws like the US DOJ or FTC would. If I had to file a complaint with the Alabama FCC or the Mississippi Federal Reserve to get relief under federal regulations I would quite simply not bother

I'm not saying that I agree with it, it's just the way it is

Bad enough that the employee was able to install arbitrary executable code without review from anyone, but also why did they have access to 3,800 repos? Are they working on all of them right now? Are they pulling in code from all of them into their current projects?

People like to rail against traditional IT staffs and departments, especially the startup crowd that lives around here but there is a reason you put up controls and reviews and don't just let everyone have admin on their laptops (yes, I get that this wasn't necessarily abuse of admin on the employee's laptop)