Faut demander à Faure, non ?
My opinion is if they leave, the country should seize the properties, and take controle of any company
I'd rather pay for chinese gpus than cloud gaming. The article, by focusing solely almost considers than nothing else exists, especially in China where moore threads gpu start to have reasonnable perf for gaming. I don't think Europe can't produce something as long as it stays neoliberal, but some weird stuff could happen with RISCV
No american company should be considered reliable for data protection or sovereignty. It does not matter where is the datacenter or if it is like the french health data hub with Azure operated by a french company.
The national Police is planning to renew all the computers not supported by windows 11 while our Gendarmerie (same thing but different) is using Ubuntu since approximately 17 years. The head of Polytechnique signed a deal with microsoft to put restricted zones on o365. We are not there yet and it is a fucking shame. All the usual state contractors are hand in hand with microsoft so I don't see any move in the close future. It could be easy to fine the USA companies into oblivion because they can't respect GDPR but the EU is too submissive for that.
It's not news and since the cloud act, it should be obvious. Also, it means impossibility to respect GDPR so I am really angered by the lazyness of EU companies considering the US like an ally, and EU not applying GDPR to fine all USA companies into oblivion
I am no dev of lemmy, but traditionally, to connect remotely to a computer it was user@computer.name. The mail addresses simply use this pattern. It's nice for Lemmy to use it, and I'd say ot would have been nicer for matrix to use it (not that I really care)
It is kinda like r/selfhosted that stays on reddit even though it is turning to shit when the communities are about being able to manage a server and a shit ton of atorage
With the legalization of drugs, you can also tax it to finance addiction care and prevention, and by offering legal ways for dealers and producers to go legal, you can probably reduce violence. I see it as a double win.
Same as Chrome's magic bar, or android keyboard no ? So in the end, does USA doing it good because "democracy" (never ever with napalm) when China is bad because human rights violation (USA never did anything like this) ?
Just in time for an avian flu :)
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The thing is: some crops are viable for a generation only (the one you buy as food) because they are hybrid of varieties with interestimg characteristic, but the seed you will get (like for the peperrony) may have a shitty DNA