Great, then we can ban it with the workers council in the company. Because in Germany we need to consent to such software.
It is time to purge Microsoft from our computers and AI infection is from a operational security standpoint a perfect argument against it.
It is technically an interesting event, despite being indisputedly a severe violation of international law. A dictator was removed, and now we have a new rogue state president. An unprovoked attack and the abduction of a head of state.
I am looking forward to the European Digital Fairness Act that will be presented as a draft by end of January 2026.
For the time being it may suffice to file a complaint to antitrust
https://competition-policy.ec....
This kind of abuse of a monopoly needs to be checked.
How can that even be legal under competition law? To me that looks like a classic cartel.
You can fade out combustion engine by 2035 without prohibiting its use. this is largely unpopular. You don't have to do it and make it appear as if you take something away from people.
Calling KDE Plasma is like calling Linux GNU/Linux. You will find some persons who do that.
The GDPR hat little todo with the cookie law.
The cookie law is the watered down replacement for the do-not-track legal proposal and yes, I agree, it is inadequate.
It is quite ironic that they believe they could do that.
europe provides an open single market that invites also Us players to make business biut in a democracy laws are a matter of the people, not foreign corporations. Apple has no business whatsoever to tell us what to do with our laws
Why didn't they unlawfully monitor the Epstein swamp?
I mean, an associate of the Royal family, with a child abuse ring and strange income sources. What does MI5 know?
Look, they are nowhere on the German market yet. VW leads the EV market.
If these compliance risks were real, the use of these tools would be strongly advised against.
Of course they aren't-
What Trump advocates for is post-economics trade policy.
The post-economics extortion is best to be modelled by the policy ideas of little kids.
Espionage = revealing state secrets to a foreign power.
I assume that Intel is not alleged to forward state secrets to a foreign government.
So what is the crime here, that Intel makes business with other countries?
In fact it is a poisonous import pushed by Us corporations, completely alien to our culture in Europe.
Not even the Vatican museum would meet their puritan code of conduct nonsense.
I guess the fork is more to get away from woke X.org than from wayland
If I were a grave-digger or even a hangman, there are some people I could work for with a great deal of enjoyment. -- Douglas Jerrold
