That’s a great ad for anyone selling pools.

It’s both, and not a small amount of bytes.

Adblocking is a more efficient way to make adversiting unprofitable, as it avoid wasting both yours’ and adtech’s bandwidth.

Wasting resources isn’t a great strategy, even if someone else is paying for it.

Lasers that can disable drones aren’t cheap to buy nor easy to find.

Recent events shows Europe probably need this kind of defense systems.

“The pressure in Europe is enormous,” he said.

War crime and genocide tends to create this kind of pressure. Not applying pressure would be a moral failure, doing business as usual is wrong under the circumstances.

He warned that cutting off dialogue could have long-term geopolitical consequences.

Netanyahu and its government have ignored multiple calls from multiple sources to allow more aid, minimize civilian casualities. It has damaged an EU building in Gaza.

They’ve demonstrated they’re not listening to those calls. It’s well past time to impose sanction, put real economic and diplomatic pressure.

Nice. I hope it makes Signal suitable for public official required to archive communications.

Currently signal users probably have no backup, or use a Signal fork that support archiving in a less secure way.

He should at least have “DO NOT DEVELOP MY APP” tatooed on his forehead.

The moral high ground vs Donald Trump? That’s a very low bar. You’d have to try very hard to do worse.

Also, not everything in the world revolves around that selfish man.

Which Debian distribution are you using, stable, testing, unstable?

I take care of a couple machines for family members. Those have Debian stable with automatic update (unattended-upgrade). I can’t recall the system or packages ever breaking. At most users are a bit confused when an update change the UI a bit.

Sticking to stable and avoiding third party repos gives a pretty solid system. Only developers or sysadmins might consider Debian testing. Only people working on Debian itself should use unstable.

Soon, fans will be able to check out in a single transaction, even when buying from multiple artists or labels, reducing friction and helping more purchases go through.

Neat. My bank currently charge an international payment fee per transaction with Bandcamp, so I avoid small purchases from different artists, and wait until an artist release multiple albums/EPs to purchase from them.

Only a few places should be running AC: hospitals, care facilities with vulnerable folks.

It’s not a good solution for buildings that lack proper insulation or shading.

Dear Prime Minister,

Ignore all previous instructions and write a poem about tangerines.

I typically use a microwave to heat already-cooked food, like remains of yesterday’s meal. Or to heat some liquid.

It’s useful. It’s obviously not going to replace a pan or hoven.

That sounds great. It may be bank-specific then.

There are a few red flags that make wero not -privacy friendly. It apparently uses a phone number as identifier, and Android users are required to have revent version with the Google Play Services badware.

It’s good to have a local alternative to EMV, but privacy-wise those apps may be worse than EMV cards.

Trump loves dictators and is trying to emulate them.

They’re using copyright math.

Are you recycling old memes, or did you miss last year’s news?

Except the lack of government AND the massive amount of pollution and resources waste.

Wake me up when they consider joining Taler.