elgregor @elgregor@librem.one

@eff Demand compensation from them. Shitty media need to die, so healthy media can thrive.

@zaufanatrzeciastrona Lekki offtop: czy kryptografia e-dowodów osobistych jest już postkwantowa?

Pytałem już wcześniej, ale chyba wiadomość się zagubiła.

@EUCommission Oh, so now contracts cannot prohibit employees from discussing their salaries with colleagues? That's great! It's perhaps the best and most impactful part of this directive. It will help organically fix the pay gap without any extra burden on companies.

Salary ranges in job postings, and ban on asking candidates about past salaries are also great. The reporting requirements should help, though they also create problems.

@noelreports Not to mention their copium production almost tripled since 2014.

@thibaultmol I wonder if the sensors on this equipment could monitor Russian nuclear submarine activity. Perhaps this is the reason why it's getting torn down?

@tuga @EUCommission It's almost as if we impact the oceans whether we study them or not. Knowledge lets us at least lessen our impact.

@noelreports Drocket.

@noelreports Huh, high numbers. Maybe it's the new medium range drones boosting them?

@withinity @eff @falsemirror I just wanted to note that a ghost gun is simply any gun without a serial number. Before guns were numbered, all guns were ghost guns. The easiest way to get one is to file off the serial number of a normal gun (which is illegal of course).

If you make a gun (through a combination of printing, metalworking, woodworking, whatever), you can simply add a serial number and then it won't be a ghost gun. Making guns is generally legal for people who can own one.

@david @eff @falsemirror The "ghost guns" they are afraid of either use commercial or DYI metal gun parts. This is why they work instead of exploding. (This also makes them detectable by metal detectors; not to mention ammo is metal too.)

@eff @falsemirror Sadly, fear overrides reason.

@davidrevoy There's a classic TES solution: enter stealth mode, put the dagger in his inventory and take the gold back.

@fosstastic @itsfoss Oof! Then we really would be better off using LibreOffice or something based on it.

@akastargazer @EUCommission On the contrary, send Ukraine more money and weapons.

@bezpieka Właśnie sobie uświadomiłem, że gdyby Cebulka była hostowana w Polsce, to służby pewnie mogłyby uruchomić potężny DDoS w charakterystycznych odstępach czasowych i korelować to z obciążeniem u poszczególnych dostawców internetu.

@eddiereasoner @itsfoss TL;DR the list of official Ubuntu flavours is shrinking because there are not enough maintainers for some of them. With the 26.04 release, Ubuntu MATE was removed and Ubuntu Unity made a regular release and not LTS. Author argues it's good because it ensures each flavour is high quality and provides enough value to make people step up and maintain it.

You can also ask an AI bot like the DuckDuckGo one to summarise it, though YMMV. Example: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=summarize+this+article%3A+https%3A%2F%2Fitsfoss.com%2Fopinion%2Fubuntu-official-flavours-shrinking%2F&ia=web&assist=true

@kAlvaro @EUCommission There are some apps on F-Droid that are made by registered developers and those won't be affected. This is why I specified that the problem is app bans (if devs are not registered) and not store bans.

@kAlvaro @EUCommission Alt stores are not being banned. The issue is blocking app installs (no matter where you install them from) of apps made by developers that don't register with Google. Registering means handing over personal data, signing a contract and paying for the privilege of making Android apps.

@kineticdiplomacy @noelreports IDK, maybe also mortars or artillery vehicles/devices other than guns, like specialised recon, resupply or commander vehicles?