Finely crushed glass is basically sand 🤷

Not so clear, hence the authors felt the need to cherry-pick these numbers. And If you look at the EU results overall the picture shifts, which is more relevant if we talk about EU policy.

You realize why it is so hard to keep public git forges online these days, right?

If I remember correctly, Apple makes it really hard to bridge iMessage and they implemented some sort of hardware check and even disallowed older versions of MacOS or so. As usual, they really like to lock people into their ecosystem.

P.S.: something is wrong with that link you shared.

Only desperate people, right-wing gun nuts and neo-nazis join the army voluntarily, so that sounds about right.

600 or so years ago it was conquered. So the question is pretty much the same as why is Catalonia part of Spain or any other of their regions.

Mostly less impact on important shipping routes.

Well, a simple and common example is a solar-thermal water heater where you need to tell people visiting to only take showers in the evening and preferably on sunny days.

Suno openly admitted they trained on copyrighted songs according to the linked article, and cover-bands absolutely need to pay license fees to the original artists when they perform on stage.

The sad reality is that nothing of what you propose is happening and the remittances that migrants send back home to their families do more (even before the massive recent cuts in development aid) towards what you propose than all the miniscule official efforts by the countries that recieve these migrants.

Money wise this seems similar to living in a retirement home.

Seems not too bad. It seems to boot with mainline Linux (or at least Ubuntu ISOs) and the vendor releases patches for recent kernel versions, which is much better than most ARM SoCs.

Cool, let us know how it goes and maybe also see if the power consumption has improved with more recent kernel versions.

Seems indeed relatively good value for money, but how is the mainline Linux kernel support for that SoC?

Edit: also in the early reviews people found some strangely high idle power consumption, which really isn’t good for a home server.

There is also banana production on the Azores (Portugal), including on the islands that are on the European tectonic plate.

It’s more efficient if the member states invest then when the funds get stuck in the bureaucracy of the EU Commission.

The European Commission’s proposed 60% increase in spending, Merz argued, was simply unaffordable and “impossible to justify at a time when virtually all member states are making enormous efforts to consolidate their public finances”.

I hate to agree with Merz, but what he really says is not that there should be cuts, but rather that the hugely increased new budget proposal is not in line with the current economic situation and should be revised to something more similar in size to the current budget.

Please use !askeurope@lemmy.world

That is not my understanding of the timeline. Yes, they asked their members to vote on it a month ago. But these votes take time, and once the vote was settled and the ToS adapted they immediatly put up the banner.

It is not my argument, but the official stance of the US copyright office and some other similar bodies around the world.

But yes, it poses some interesting philosophical questions, but those are not of very high relevance to copyright law.