albert180

Lol, what a looser

You already have to give them your Social Media Accounts when you’re applying for ESTA

Bullshit.

If you get violent or say forbidden stuff, like Israel has no right to exist, you will get problems. Otherwise not

When their refrigerator breaks and they need a repair or a new one, are those delivered on a bike?

It would be possible to deliver one via Cargo Bike yes.

When someone buys a mattress, do they just helicopter them in?

I don’t know how you buy mattresses, but people usually get them delivered because in stores other than IKEA you get ripped off highly. But they would also fit on a cargo bike

Also don’t play dumb, nobody has something against Vehicles for Emergency Services or Tradespeople. For them there is still enough space there.

But for individual transportation you certainly don’t need one, and if you do pay for a private garage

I don’t know in my cinema it’s usually max. 5-10 Minutes. Sometimes even no commercials at all.

It’s an independent one though.

Who cares?

Nobody needs a car in Paris

We should stop caring about US IP that much, since Trump is ignoring the vast service trade balance surplus the US has, and only focuses on real goods

Those Assholes were proud of their work back then.

They showed their faces

As it should be. Forced Arbitration is never to the advantage to the consumer

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Then why did you knowingly put a bullshit arbitration clause in the ToS that’s unenforceable in Germany?

This binding arbitration bullshit is unenforceable in Germany anyways for end users

I’m wondering if they used ChatGPT to crank this bullshit out

Or he believes in sharing his internet like the Freifunk People do.

Not everyone who is sharing something for free with you is a moron you’re taking advantage of. Pretty disgusting worldview

Gnome is awesome

I like systemd

Same with Android after having to endure iOS for a few minutes

It’s just one less unnecessary risk you need to take (that your Distributor is acting in bad faith on the demand of a foreign government), there is no 100% certainty.

Also as a big state customer you can afford to paid for code audits and more developer resources.

Especially if you pool the costs over a huge base like the whole public sector in the EU. (The amount of money they pay for Microsoft Licensing would buy a huge amount of manpower)

No, but there is evidence that the British secret services already tried to secretly force Apple into building a backdoor in their encrypted backups.

And they could do the same to Canonical, which also provides commercial services for big customers for management of their deployments and updates.

Ubuntu is from Canonical, an UK based company. Mint is just another distribution downstream of Ubuntu