It kind of invalidates what the EU Committee is all about. This is just stupid, and calling for a ban in a free world is more concerning than X.

Link to Bluesky user count.

Pretty cool to watch it in real time.

Temu is insanely popular. Don’t underestimate this. Yes, it’s pure crap, but people buy it. They earn bucks.

Meaning, it’s not a valid argument to say it’s crap, and then it’s not a problem. Temu is a problem.

But then we have to start another discussion about the free market, because then Temu is valid.

Then what? Legit question, I don’t have the answer to.

So the best thing you can do with a tree, is to cut it down and use it as materials, if we want to release as little CO2 as possible?

And ofc this depends on new trees being planted in its stead.

Yeah, that would be an Xbox controller.

You then need to buy a dongle for the Switch, and that’s what the guy above is talking about. If you do that, you can play on all your mentioned devices with only one controller.

Britain has in no way done an exit. Going out of a trade and economic union has nothing to do with their military commitments.

The draw-back with sodium batteries needs to be known, because they won’t replace lithium anytime soon.

The density is lower, which is a great problem in EVs.

Not trying to be negative, but for an EV, or anything handheld, you get more weight for less power. Which is essential in a car, that uses more power the heavier it is.

What sodium IS the best at, are use cases where weight and size doesn’t matter. Like with battery farms.

In this case they are much better than lithium.

My best guess would be that Shopify either care about the open Web or had some disagreements with Google.

I can’t find anything shady on them, but maybe I’m looking the wrong places.

“be bisexual” ???

At least it opens up for challenge.

Well, if it’s illegal to do otherwise, some must do it, because the money involved are big.

Who cares.

If Apple don’t want to compete fair in the market, then others will.

And no iPhone user will miss an AI feature. Most of them don’t even understand how to use 80% of the phones features anyway.

Wild to read how the US tax system works when you’re used to the EU.

Maybe one day you’ll also get automatic tax filling without lifting a finger.

Would anyone expect that they were anyway?

Even if you consider

• sites getting bought up and rehosted elsewhere
• sites changing names
• personal throw-away WordPress sites
• sites for educational purposes made by the students themselves
• sites going bankrupt
• news site, social media channels closing down

Can’t see why this isn’t very natural, and I’m actually surprised it’s not higher if you consider how fast that field is moving.

Yeah, maybe. I’m just not amazed anymore how they’ll always figure out a way to screw customers over with new kind of ads.

I just think this will be the same.

It will not hurt their revenue. There’s no way any of these companies haven’t thought about how to increase revenue with what they’re doing.

Just because we haven’t seen how yet, doesn’t mean it isn’t planned.

And it will not cost an “ungodly amount of money” to process these requests. Ofc Google will cache answers, because alot of what people ask, are the same. Then maybe the info can be updated sometimes, but ofc they won’t do it every time.

Then the cheap EV’s doesn’t matter if they are not legal.

And the Volvo was not based on Geely. It was the other way around. They bought Volvo for this purpose exactly.

But I hope they will make better EV’s for the world. EV’s are generally just better cars, and it’s a clear road to less noise and toxic pollution.

Comprehensive data is worth more for Meta, so my guess would be that the price model only existed to get users to consent.

Still interesting to see the numbers, yeah.

This is amazing for open source!

I’m all for governments saving money, and hopefully this will spread.

No matter what, this is crucial for the adaptation of Linux, because someone will actually use it and get used to the system.

That may also spark the interest in software development for the platform, which could make Linux support more platforms.