If I remember right, most polls show people are against sending weapons. This might be why Scholz is cautious about sending Tauruses. The Baltic states have warned for years that Russia is a threat, even before Ukraine was invaded in 2022. But others didn't listen to them then, and many still don't take them seriously. The truth is, Russia is doing better than Ukraine's allies because people think the conflict won't reach them, and they prefer not to support politicians who would sacrifice short-term benefits for long-term security.
The hate for successful people here is ridiculous. Neither Discord nor its investors owe you a world-class service with private servers, video calls, screen sharing, voice calls, and many other features for free. The market operates on mutual benefit: you get the service, and the owners get the money. Those who complain about businesses aiming to be profitable are lunatics.
Why multiple fronts? The current conflict may be frozen under "right" circumstances, Putin will have several years to resupply. It doesn't matter if Ukrainian allies have more economical and technological power than Russia if people in places like Germany cry that Currywurst now costs 1 EUR more than 2 years ago, and just want this to be over.
I think they've just had the IPO, that's why we see it. But I wouldn't worry in the long term unless something major happens, but that applies to any major social media.
I got a couple of jobs thanks to LinkedIn, I don't know what problem people have with it. Yeah, the content is questionable, but nobody asks you to spend time scrolling the feed.
What overhead are you talking about? You don't need a dozen of instances of a database. You can create one, with or without docker, and configure any service to use it. The idea of docker and docker compose is that you can easily start up the whole env. But you don't have to.
Because there's no "Germany" in this movement. Different lands, different governments, different offices, etc.