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The rules (payment per install) differ for apps installed from the app store to those not installed from there. That gives preference to apples own app (the app store) which they can only do because they are still Gatekeeping.
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One interesting switch up could be the EU elections this year. Right, Far-right and EU-sceptic parties are predicted to become much stronger. So their stance might change on some topics
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Expect that to be challenged by the regulator/courts Obvious malicious compliance
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The vast vast majority of apps doesn't But I agree, as expected, this will go to round two. Probably not even a new DMA just a court case about malicious compliance. The DMA was written expecting apples reaction Still that they will re
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(2014) so while "technically" flex was available at the time it wasn't really widespread yet.
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How does that work with the MIT license? I presume they signed a rather restrictive proprieatary license and/or an NDA to get access to nintendos sdks and tool (as is common on other consoles). Then one person breaking the NDA would ma
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I wonder whether these are communities that would accept him or that he wants to belong to. They speak a language and it's probably not his either.
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As far as I understand it does indeed. However Germans could already become dual citizens of a European Union country (and Switzerland) so many were covered under the old law (that will remain).
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Well if they try any shady business here (e.g. forcing a fee, limiting competitors contractually, lot's of big scary warnings for everything) the EU is standing by for rounds two, three etc. The regulatory rules passed in the DMA are w
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There is a compatability page on the project website https://ruffle.rs/compatibility Edit: Rereading your question, I think you probably meant to see what is missing in a specific swf. That would be quite nice.
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II'm fairly certain I could learn the theorethical, physical background required to be an electrician pretty quick but that leaves me with precisely zero practical experience of actually pulling cables or building a switchboard without
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I agree and hope for that as well. There is a chance that someone will start a "quality market place" with a high barrier to entry that may not be particularly comprehensive but "good". Sure there would be the usual shen
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Also did the author expect people would trash perfectly functioning ICE cars all at once? 20% of all cars on the street is nothing short of amazing. Such a weird article.
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I now know a few people who own an EV without the ability to charge at home. For what I hear that is a non issue. Most of them need to charge 1-2 times a week and do that during their grocery shopping or sport activity at public charge poin
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A coworker of mine has been commuting ~3 days a week (35km one ways distance) in his EV that has about 230km usable range. Sure a shorter range would technically suffice but it's nice to not have to charge each day (since he can't
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Blondihacks for some in depth, layed back hobby workshop metal machining.
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I sadly stopped supporting veritasium and smarter everyday on patreon because their clickbaty title failed to get me interested in watching the videos anymore. I sure the economics work out in their favour and the actual content is still gr
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It means you will get treated differently whether you operate a one man show or a global conglomerate. Follow best practices and demonstrate that you care goes a long way (that has been demonstrated time and time again in courts throughout
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I'm glad that the concerns of the open source community were clearly heard and incorporated into the CRA. Experts were listened to and being involved in this regulation helped making it better. As the author states "regulations ar
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Complacency and political/financial benefits for some of the people paddling that shit, a world where public policy is only a team sport and everybody's opinion on expert topics is equally "valuable". I really hope we fi
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It feels like occasional people have to be reminded of consequences. Otherwise polio, measles and the like are still as dangerous as they ever were and are ready to make their big return if vaccination rates drop too much. I'm certain
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Can absolutely recommend that one. A fascinating story overall and a reminder of just one of a number of everyday sicknesses we (as a society) have been able to overcome through science and understanding, despite the occasional step backwar
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Exactly. The HW is pretty cheap but no HW is cheaper. It has a ripple effect for other parts. Button for everybody: More expensive and can't be sold as a package Button optional: No Button -> Hole in plastic molded cover -> Eithe
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And cabling for each of them. At least: Y * (1 cable + 2 plugs + 1 port at the controller + clips). Wire Harnesses for modern cars are seriously complicated affairs[0]. And even using more modern variants they still need to be installed man
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It depends. The original snow white story as written down by the Brothers Grimm is not under copyright and Disney can't do anything to stop you using it. But lot's of what is associated with that is actually original stuff by the
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I think others already answered it pretty well. AFAIK many parts of the budget ,which are not required by law, are affected. A lot of subsidy in all possible areas.
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I am currently working for a company with a few thousands employees around the world. The founder is still the CEO owning a majority of shares and his second and third in command (or their families) hold most of the remaining shares. He&#x2
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There is absolutely no connection to Tesla. The Subsidies were ended because parts of the federal 2023 budget were declared unconstitutional by the federal constitutional court and the government had to scrap parts of it. That included the
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Driving very slowly into a parked giant blue airplane and not even stopping? I think we can be pretty sure that almost all human drivers won't make that mistake and those who do should not be driving on their own just like Teslas softw
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I was surprised to learn that the production of stamping tools, used to shape panels from sheet stock, involves lots of manual passes to bring them to the quality and finish required by car manufacturers. After machine milling them roughly

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