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  • Isnt it mostly the US who does that?

    But to a burglar everbody steals.

  • At least the foreign country wont use the data to arrest and make laws against you.

  • Imagine how fast the US turned to shit, that China is now more trustworthy. Or at least, much more stable.

  • Damn, if you're not joking, my day is ruined.

  • What should happen is Nintendo paying a shitload in damages to Palworld.

  • I dont think you need to overtake YouTube on day 1. Do you?

  • Their biggest and saddest win, is making truth debatable.

  • So for what, 100 million people vs 8 billion, it's a problem.

    I'll take that.

  • Honestly? If anyone could make a rival for YouTube it would be a big porn hosting site.

    The infrastructure is already there. Just need to buy another domain and throw money at it.

  • My thought would be the opposite.

    If you need to scale down, you do not look at the one employee who knows the most about your company.

    If you scale up, you need the guy/girl who knows the most about the departments, because you need structure. Otherwise all the specialists only have eyes for their own field.

    I've seen more "general employees" being promoted than "specialised employees".

  • European countries have capitalism, and it's not an excuse to have education for all.

  • But it sure does help. At least to also get out of your echo bubble and see new ways of thinking.

  • Depends on who you are.

    If you often discover music and searches for songs, your method is not the experience prefered.

    If you always listen to your playlists, and sometimes want to add a new one, yours work great.

    What everyone really wants, is a player that autodownloads and plays while downloadning, like with torrents, and then gives the option to auto remove after x days or keep forever. Everything happening under the hood.

    Otherwise I'm afraid it will keep away most people.

  • I'm talking about all the opinions already made up, that EU wanted to take away encryption and give us chat control.

    They didnt want that.

    It's like saying Denmark wants to throw out all immigrants, just because a small minority is proposing it. They dont.

    Democracy is just great for media outlets, because they can bandwagon stupid proposals.

  • Luckily it's not the same body in the EU who's in charge of enforcing AND setting up proposals.

    The EU is not a "one opinion" government body.

  • They usually sue if the practice doesnt stop for over a year. They do send warnings before anything official comes out FYI.

    But I dont know if they want to do anything though. No one but them and Apple knows for sure.

  • Google hit by EU lawsuit in 3.. 2.. 1..

  • The Austrian military didn't just adopt LibreOffice; they actually contributed back to it. Over five person-years of development work went into adding features they needed. Those improvements are now available to everyone using LibreOffice, which is pretty cool.

    The open source dream!

  • Great points.

    I think when we talk about these ideologies, the point is often being made, that it's not true socialism for example.

    Which I personally think is not that relevant to go into, because we dont have true democracy either. Nor true capitalism.

    It is also hard to have internet debates about them, because the topics are so complex to understand when they are in use.

    Even to understand how the Nordics work and why, cant be explained with all the characters available in a post.