I wonder what the rules about requirements by law are. This is a fascinating question.

Didn’t Valve just fix this with Fex?

Quite obviously and shamelessly. It’s crazy we allow this.

That’s much worse than I imagined. I would hope the MAD is taking a very close look into him, but somehow I doubt it.

Honestly: does anyone at this point think to themselves that using an OpenAI browser is a good idea? What does it even provide in terms of benefit over literally any alternative?

Those “capabilities” being hallucinations and using ungodly amounts of energy. Cool.

Sure, throw more shit at the wall, maybe this will stick. I doubt it, though.

Thank God I’m out of there.

It took decades an many lives to get there, people tend to forget that.

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If you followed his story it’s obvious he is hilariously corrupt, even for a politician. He thought he’d get away with it. His far right supporters don’t care, of course, and will defend him no matter what.

Good. This was such an obviously stupid and dangerous idea.

Since no agreement with Trump means anything this “deal” is barely important news. Tarrifs between the EU and the US can and will change unpredictably.

Thank God massive data leaks don’t regularly happen and sensitive personal data is usually handled with great care and responsibility.

Thank God we have the GDPR in Europe.

I’ve already given up on FPV freestyle as a hobby, since it’s getting ever heavier regulated and the authorities have very little understanding or tolerance when it comes to bending the rules. It was fun while it lasted.

Can we call it “earth overheating”, because that’s what it is?

That price was never particularly relevant, considering the past nominees and winners.

As long as MS Office just works and there is no real legal problem with using it, there is just no incentive for businesses to take on the enormous costs and risks involved with changing stock a critical piece of infrastructure. MS has an iron hold on that market and it will need a major reason for businesses to even consider switching.

I have some good insights into what actual European businesses use as office software. I’ll let you know if I hear about nextcloud.

For now at least, office still reigns supreme.