I am of the same opinion, but when it comes to laptops, I'd rather go for an american company that cares about repairability, sustainability, and genuinely good laptops than a EU company without those values. It's not all black and white, and this is a clear case where paying a US company is one of the better choices.

You are absolutely right, De Gaulle made sure of that.

Well, from my knowledge, the person you replied to is inaccurate. All tires will transmit at the same frequency. But every X seconds, when each tire transmits its data, it transmits an ID unique to its transmitter with it.

It also means that AI in places where it brings nothing and in many cases makes the product actually worse will disappear

Because Protonmail would probably be too much of a competition to TutaMail 🙃

I appreciate the intention of the post, but it is biased and an ad for a different product.

No. But be part of the solution, though. Let the french deal with the french collaborators. But we can't do much on US soil.

For now. Let's hope EU leadership has grown a spine since last time :)))

That is not how the internet works

It's more complicated than that. Don't get me wrong, I voted for the left block and was pissed they didn't get to form a government. But it is more complicated than that.

The president has to pick a government that will be able to pass laws with the vote of the parliament. While the left block had the plurality, the rest of the parliament would likely not have voted their policies. Picking a government that would satisfy the rest of the parliament was the best move for stability and to have a government able to do something.

That's not anti democratic. And that's actually the system that is used in most representative democracies, in different forms, which always summarises to: Head of state picks a government that has the most chances to be accepted by the parliament.

Same here. I obviously don't remember everything because I rarely if ever have to use them, but at least when the time finally comes that I need "git bisect", I'll know that "git bisect" exists and I'll be able to go straight to the manual page that documents it.

No one expects anyone to read the manual and remember it all... But you will naturally remember the big lines and be able to refer to the right place when you need something.

Isn't Black Mirror a manual at this point?

The inner app