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The state of European cloud providers in 2026(crescentro.se)
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by veeti 9d ago
The internet is a dangerous place and some people will be dicks even if you aren't making any money. Most hosts will show you the door the someone puts their crosshairs on you. Some small businesses like gaming are disproportionately e
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by veeti 10d ago
East Germany.
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by veeti 10d ago
Goalposts: moved.
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by veeti 12d ago
Finnish Roma live in the same houses, their children go to the same schools (including those I attended), they speak the same language and they poop in the same toilets as everyone else. They also have every right to a safe city center with
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by veeti 13d ago
This seems like a common misconception, but it actually isn't an indivisible human right to settle in another EU country if you don't have the means to support yourself [1]. If you have ever been engaged by them, it's obvious
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by veeti 14d ago
It's the perfect analogy, they are just the European middleman repackaging the AI model from Temu.
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by veeti 14d ago
It may be a violent attempt to overthrow the government to you, but just another season of The Apprentice to us.
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by veeti 15d ago
The vast support for Tidal in these discussions is pretty baffling. The whole thing is just an abandoned Jack Dorsey side hustle. Basic things like gapless playback don't work. Playback on dodgy connections is spotty. I have my own fai
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by veeti 17d ago
LACK is a good inflation indicator, it costs 7.99€ now.
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by veeti 17d ago
Europe is a retirement home rigged to favor old people and old money. The thought that you could save on your own and enjoy compound interest is forbidden.
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by veeti 17d ago
We had people salivating over a spinning Compiz 3D cube 20 years ago, and some still don't understand the ricing factor.
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by veeti 17d ago
How do you think Iceland would have fared in 2008 under the ECB's iron whip or within euro? Legitimately curious.
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by veeti 17d ago
Funny because there is a 101 level Qubes RCE on front page right now.
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by veeti 18d ago
There is nothing specific to Bild about it, these practices are codified by pretty much the entire media industry through IAB TCF.
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by veeti 18d ago
Have you considered how many data centers used the Linux kernel before anybody knew what a Chat GPT is? Does the project get a free pass on such activities?
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by veeti 18d ago
You mean the most effective way to enact social and political change is not to stand next to someone at the urinal and tell them you are a vegan?
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by veeti 18d ago
It is evident you don't understand how the business landscape or risk management in EU works, you have not done even one bit of research to back up your claims, so why are you even commenting? Maybe if you see such a opportunity in dis
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by veeti 19d ago
It did nothing for ad tech crap yet, but it gives you many easily exercised rights to access and erase your data. An American company "OpenAI" has released a very useful human-EU bureaucrat-translation tool for drafting such reque
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by veeti 19d ago
I think GDPR is more good than bad, but the author's example of surveillance capitalism is easily repeated on most EU news sites. Visit bild.de and watch the network inspector light up like a christmas tree. Do you really feel your pri
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by veeti 19d ago
Like I said, you are focusing on irrelevant semantics. The single market is already dead, you just didn't realize it yet.
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by veeti 19d ago
Fine. Here are 120 million very serious (TM) Büsiness-People from the EU who seem to agree: https://www.eurochambres.eu/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/New-E... What kind of source would you like next? "
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by veeti 19d ago
You are free to pretend you know better than SME's all over the union, their chambers of commerce, actual CUSTOMERS dealing with this, but evidently business has already ground to a halt anyway. This is exactly what I mean by regulatio
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by veeti 19d ago
What is the question? Instead of going straight for the insinuations of Russian propaganda and whatever you could just have looked it up for yourself. How about Spanish-Portuguese specialty horse riding gear? https://picadera.de&
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by veeti 19d ago
The people effected by this are not programmers sitting around in their underwear talking to Claude all day and peddling virtual wares. It's people making real things with their hands, and they have come to the conclusion they can not
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by veeti 19d ago
Before: you make a thing, you stick it in box and mail it to someone in another EU country. Fees paid: postage. After: for every one of the 27 EU countries you plan to ship to, you must pay hundreds or thousands of euros in registration fee
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by veeti 19d ago
Here's another arm using Luanti as a test bed: https://arxiv.org/html/2603.03482v1
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by veeti 19d ago
When it's -30c outside and your house hasn't had heating for days, you might disagree.
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by veeti 19d ago
Even if Barack Obama himself was re-elected and the Democrats gained a 102% supermajority, does anybody seriously believe this sanction in particular would be reversed?
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by veeti 19d ago
>any kind of property "Any kind" is quite the load bearing argument there. Let me remind you Europe is under an ongoing land invasion, which is why fucking with its defensive capabilities is unlikely to solicit much sympathies.

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