You missed Poland and we'll see about Greenland and Germany bases. EU is speaking about own weapons but at the same time we are still buying American ones bigly.
Submodules are not the preferred way to incorporate third-party code for any environment I know. And while web-exposed URLs for management tools like Jira or AzureDevOps will need to adapt before the new default can be used, doing so even with a wholesale re-hashing of every commit isn’t technically difficult.
Well, like it or not, they are used. And not so rarely. Now, rehashing will probably work, but it will require every project to do that. If you use more than one submodule which is not under your control, you have again mixed hashes that you can't fix easily.
Where do you see that submodules won't cause headaches?
The root problem is that there is no backward compatibility - you can't mix the two. Why is that is beyond me.
banning US military bases
Yeah, it should be like that but it isn't. Where did you get this when Poland is drooling over a new base and Greenland is happy for more US bases?
And everybody is silently eating it and still appeasing the Orange warmonger. 😵💫
Sadly they are avoiding Slovenia. But yes, they are great on stage.
Oh, even worse then. I vaguely remember that Taler was indeed backed up by EU but perhaps "backed up" is not correct phrasing.
Yes, exactly, unless EU forces them with proper backing like with legislation or some other measure, they won't take off. Also Wero is still very limited "Wero is currently available in France, Germany, and Belgium, with more countries joining soon."
Also Afghanistan because they demanded evidence. And then US invaded Saudi Arabia, whos national was Osama, right. But of course not.
And yet, we still appease him. 🥺
There are already GNU Taler and Wero, both with half assed EU support.