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muelltonne

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  • ‘Free speech is a facade’: how Gaza war has deepened divisions in German arts world

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  • ‘Free speech is a facade’: how Gaza war has deepened divisions in German arts world

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  • What I want to say: Those cases are complex, have a lot of nuance and it is totally not ok that @febra@lemmy.world is going around and doing propaganda totally distorting the complexity of those cases.

  • Lawmakers in Germany call for TikTok ban to be considered

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  • I'm pretty sure that TikTok is already illegal here. There have been several reports that the chinese government has access to the data and that would totally be in violation of GDPR. I'm sure that you can find other violations of existing laws. So if someone wants to ban TikTok, he just has to push the responsible government agencies to do their fucking job.

  • ‘Free speech is a facade’: how Gaza war has deepened divisions in German arts world

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  • You really should recheck your sources. F.e. this case here

    The state of Berlin is now trying to pass a law to allow universities to exmatriculate students on “behavioural” grounds (aka political stances).

    is not "behavioural grounds", but because some students beat up a jewish student for political reasons and the university wasn't allowed to expell them due to legal reasons.

  • Fitbit watches in the EU will lose third-party apps and watch faces – here's why

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  • I really don't know why Google even bought Fitbit. They had great devices, worked great as fitness tracker, but after Googles acquisition, there is really no clear strategy for the company. They now have two similar hardware products with the Fitbit smartwatches and the Pixel watch, are not integrating them into one product line and now seem to be killing Fitbit. Which they paid 2,1 billion dollars for just 2 years ago.

  • Brexit ban on EU ID cards ‘disastrous act of economic self-harm’, says tourism boss

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  • German here: There are two kinds of ID, our normal ID card, which everyone has and the passport, which is rarer. We can travel to the whole Eurozone + Turkey + most of the Balkans + Switzerland + Norway with the ID card, so basically to most of Europe which is currently not at war. Many people don't own a passport, because they can travel as much as they want through Europe.

    A passport costs 70€ and you have to do the whole bureaucracy for it, take a picture and visit your local town hall. So if I want to visit the UK with my wife, it would cost us 140€ extra and we might have to take time of work to get the passport. The alternative would be, well, every other European country. France. Spain. Italy. Why go to London, when you could also go to Rome oder Paris and it's cheaper?

    Also: The UK was of course a popular destination for school trips. All pupils are learning English and therefore it kind of was a natural destination. Visit London. Go to a few museums. Visit that Shakespeare theater. Those trips are impossible now because you'll run into serious problems with pupils without german citizenship.

  • Russia will be asked for ceasefire during Olympics, Macron tells Ukraine interviewer

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  • The hope is that once a ceasefire is established, that this will hold and that hostilities will not commence after

  • French lawmakers vote to slow down fast fashion with penalties

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  • I still don't understand how this would work - everything is staying the same production wise, workers are payed poorly, unsafe conditions, but the product will cost more? And then customers will pay more for their clothings and that will be used to push other, more sustainable manufacturers?

  • Frag Feddit @feddit.de
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    Wäre es illegal einen "2. FC Köln" zu gründen?

  • Usage Of Elon Musk’s X Dropped 30% In The Last Year, Study Suggests

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  • X seems to have stopped fighting against bots. So there are less people, more bots and those bots won't be banned as quickly as before.

  • Usage Of Elon Musk’s X Dropped 30% In The Last Year, Study Suggests

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  • This should be human usage - the user survey was done by phone.

  • What's wrong with Nextcloud, and why is it slow/clunky?

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  • Yeah, and don't pretend that comparable software like Google Drive, Sharepoint or Dropbox is faster.

  • Weird idea continues connecting fediverse and email

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  • RSS is not gone - you can read RSS by mail and it's quite awesome. Check RSS2Email or Nachrichtensortiermaschine

  • Linux hits 4% on the desktop 🐧 📈

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  • Most people are not really using the OS. All they do is starting the webbrowser and that's it. They need input & sound from the OS, but that's it.

  • Bedbug panic was stoked by Russia, says France

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  • Quite interesting that you are posting this on the same day some new Marsalek information came out. Don't underestimate russian intelligence

  • Reddit’s IPO Filing Shows Lots Of Losses After Nearly 20 Years

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  • We've all seen the news about spez salary, to yeah, fuck him and check if others are also getting such salaries.

  • France bans 'steak' and 'escalope' labels from vegetarian products

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  • I can tell you a little about how Germany does this and I think the rest of the EU & France should be similar. There is a government body defining what specific foods are and if your food doesn't match that, you can't name it like the food in question. And that does make sense - butter has to be made from milk and not some palm oil mixed together by shady businesses and milk has to come from an animal and can't be water & white paint.

    This does make sense and really protects the consumer. It does - however - really run into problems when dealing with those vegetarian meat replacements. It would make sense to sell a "vegetarian ham", but ham has an exact, legal definition and part of that definition is that ham has to contain meat.

  • France uncovers a vast Russian disinformation campaign in Europe

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  • If you cut off russia from the internet, you will gain nothing. Because the FSB is clever enough to operate in other countries. Go to poland. Get a few SIM cards. Start a company in Kenia as a front and use it to funnel hacker into the internet. Rent a flat in Germany and get a landline. Ukraine already raided russian desinformation centers in their own country - they just did rent a flat and brought a few hundred phones with them.

  • Fighting the smartphone ‘invasion’: the French village that voted to ban scrolling in public

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  • How does this work legally? The article mentions that it can't be enforced by police. And I'm sure that it's also not really in the power of local villages to ban checking a WhatsApp in a public park.

  • Victory for Europe’s farmers as Brussels caves in on emissions targets and eating less meat

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  • You might want to check out what the EU strategy really contains.

  • World News @lemmy.world
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    Inside the ‘African quality’ fuel scandal

    continent.substack.com /p/inside-the-african-quality-fuel-scandal
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    Mit Raspberry Pi Pico selbst gebaut: Werde ich mit einer DIY-Cheat-Tastatur zum Zockergott?

    www.golem.de /news/mit-raspberry-pi-pico-selbst-gebaut-werde-ich-mit-einer-diy-cheat-tastatur-zum-zockergott-2308-176621.html