Can you elaborate on what gave you this impression? The EU has not taken measures against Russian citizen regularly living in Europe. Russians who flee Putin are welcomed. Just this week, Aleksey and Maria Moskalyov (father and daughter, father was jailed 2 years in Russia after the 12 y.o. daughter made an anti-war drawing) finally arrived in Paris, making headlines.

Indeed several countries tightened their immigration policies due to a generally increased anti-immigrant views of the constituents, but not specifically anti-Russian. There is certainly a fear of spies, so humanitarian visas are now more filtered. I don't feel that as hatred.

Coverage on these aspects (recent suspension of visas in Germany, and tightened controls in France): https://www.euronews.com/2025/...

The rebrand of KOffice is Calligra.

The Release Notes of Libreoffice are full of changes upstreamed by Collabora. https://wiki.documentfoundatio...

have a motherboard made in the US.

There's no gravity in the bible.

You can just watch the videos. It's made very clear where they sourced the information on the fraudsters.

This is why quite a few people followed in his footsteps and did the same thing. Went onto the relevant government website, pulled the data, and went to places. It's not like Shirley is the only one. He's just the one who started the trend.

Trump wants Greenland.

That's a very radical position.

Why don't they just ask Claude to fix it?

Better yet, give Elon Musk a couple hundred billion to start a private company and hire all the people, then hire that company to complete the project. Then it will be ready "this year".

Thus practice may be very bad for your health. Not that these "executives" care, but you should.

Yes. And that is how AWS got their 13 hour (?) outage. That outage was probably more expensive than what they can save in cost over a year or several by using LLMs as surrogate coders.

Why stop there? Make it part of the start-up message and if there is none, add one!

Well, the routinely clueless economics graduates certainly think so. My take is that in a few years actually competent coders will be in high demand to fix the mess and out out a lot of fires. When that happens and if you are inclined to participate, make them pay through the nose.

Sounds like very risky behavior. But some people are simply not smart...

Will probably not take long.

a company says they won't share personal data, they do just that. Always, and without fail.