Have you tried Lightworks? The free version is less than useless because it limits export to 720p, but it includes all the codecs. Available as a deb, rpm and flatpak. And it’s European - sort of (originally based in the UK, now owned by an American parent company) It’s the other Hollywood tested editing program for Linux

If you follow a tutorial: Switch it up to make it yours. Make small changes. For example: If the tutorial is for a shoot 'em up where the camera scrolls top to bottom, make your game scroll right to left. Stuff like that forces you to think differently about the work, which should help you understand and retain the information better.

There are also interactive tutorials like this one from GDQuest for Godot: https://school.gdquest.com/courses/learn_2d_gamedev_godot_4/learn_gdscript/learn_gdscript_app

• Geary for Linux (https://flathub.org/de/apps/org.gnome.Geary)
• Wino Mail for Windows (https://github.com/bkaankose/Wino-Mail)

That’s even worse. Hey media: Stop sanewashing the takes of crazy people

https://www.pcgamer.com/games/gog-apologizes-for-emailing-nazi-runes-to-its-followers/

It’s not a problem if you’re into

• (leftist) US politics
• Linux and other IT topics
• Star Trek
• German Memes

As soon as you try to talk anybody else, you might find you struggle to have a community large enough to sustain a conversation

You could add UV lights to it to blind the camera. But you are right these don’t have that. This is just a (I think very funny) marketing stunt.

and Qobuz prohibits AI songs completely.

where are you getting this from? dislikes where? because youtube doesn’t show dislikes. yes, there are extensions that restore that function. but those extensions are extremely imprecise, because they project the numbers based on the like to dislike ratio of their users. But even if I grant you that there where a lot of dislikes, why would you disable dislikes, if they where never displayed in the first place?

All of which brings me to believe that you are lying.

The US copyright office for one

https://www.skadden.com/insights/publications/2025/02/copyright-office-publishes-report

Human authorship is a bedrock of copyrightability, and thus works entirely generated by AI are not copyrightable. (…) Where a work includes both human and AI-generated content, only the human contributions are potentially copyrightable.

From what ive seen the phone providers are using googles backend software called “Google Jibe”

A lot of them are. But Google is not the only option. There are carriers that roll their own solution, rater than using googles white label solution. Chinese carriers are for example offering RCS under the name of 5GMessaging and they aren’t using Jibe.

Also by the fact that it doesnt work on degoogled phones you can surmise that google has the ability to disable or limit the feature on any device with google play services.

but that’s a client problem, not a server problem. There are providers in some regions who offer their own apps that still work with custom roms. It’s just the Google Messaging app that does play services attestation. Almost everyone uses this client, but it is only almost everyone.

I don’t disagree that there is some open washing going on, but that wasn’t your original claim. You stated that Google needs to approve any client and that’s just factually wrong.

No it doesn’t. It’s a federated service that’s controlled by the GSMA. Services are either provided by your phone provider or Google. As far as I know it’s not an open standard, meaning that you need a licence to develop a client. But the licencing is not controlled by Google but by the GSM Alliance (the same organisation that controls the GSM cell standard)

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I’m not sure, if there is a true beginners guide, as stress testing is generally considered at least slightly advanced stuff. But the Ubuntu Wiki has this guide that comes close: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Reference/stress-ng

To be fair, the system in question does the math for you. It is still contra to European tipping culture though.

The circus maximus (the big hippodrome in Rome) also hosted gladiatorial fights and athletics competitions. The meme is misleading in the way it selects the venues.

It (potentially) allows them to charge at both ends. I don’t know if that’s what happens in Brasil specifically but it happens in a couple of countries.

The providers charge the users for the data use and the services for being exempt from the data caps.

It’s just AI doing AI things

The vote was framed as stopping the automated renewal of an existing law.

So in favour means “in favour of not having mass surveillance”

My guess (which I admittedly haven’t checked) is that that’s also why a simple majority wasn’t enough (because they essentially would have been overturning law)

I mean, we don’t know for sure since WA is closed source. But group chats are supposed to be encrypted. You’re thinking of Telegram.