@xerz doesn't that also dictate that replacement parts should be available during support period?

@sam sounds like a vpn tunneling technique

@xerz it's a win either way

@endali that's my policy too

part two of the saga

@menherahair

Tech makers must provide repairs for up to 10 years under proposed EU law https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/03/tech-makers-must-provide-repairs-for-up-to-10-years-under-proposed-eu-law/?utm_brand=arstechnica

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Half-Life 2 is just Life

Do the math, sheeple

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@fristi thats me

@gregor_samsa @schratze@todon.nl@kacp@lewacki.space@jeder@miau.jeder.pl antifa jaworzno

@RustyCrab oh no

Ok, I checked my social.handholding.io acc from:
- here
- social.handholding
- is.nota.live

and i'm seeing different posts on every one of those platforms. Uh, federation.... ​

Woah! Treebird FE is rocking now!

@hackernews microsoft now monitoring all network traffic. I wonder when will they block any of it.

Get ready to drop Chrome by January.

If you haven't already.

theregister.com/2022/09/08/ad_blockers_chrome_manifest_v3/

Google will be killing Chrome support for fully functional ad blockers, the ones that let you select exactly what you want blocked and where.

Google claim this is because the MV3 in the new release requires the ad blocked to be able to inspect the contents of all web pages, and the internet requests they make.

But mostly because Google is an advertising company.

Safari and Edge are expected to do the same.

Brave and Mozilla have specifically said they won't, but Mozilla is run by the worst of SJWs so this does not leave us with many viable choices.

If this rear I/O panel doesn't make you cream your underpants you may be impotent

@sawa_sama @kumicota that looks like a compiz script and a set of wallpapers