We need another moderation; "Sad but true"

I've been using Sailfish since the first release (and the Nokia N770/800/810 before that).

I'm no IT guy, but even with a little experience it is powerful, I run Arch with Syncthing in a container, have syncthing also natively for the Sailfish installation.

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It's just the perfect phone OS to me, can run all the banking Apps I need, or Spotify etc, but also can SSH in and control it remotely, or use it as a emergency terminal to connect to my servers etc.

That and the fact that it's not from Google or Apple is more than enough for me. The community is also fantastic.

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Highly recommended if you don't mind tinkering with with tech now and again.

Again the EU damaging a proud USofA company!
Oh, it was a US judge, maybe he did not first ask Trump.

Sure, in some places.
But generally speaking there will be problems for many other places.
Too much rain, too little rain, most places the temperature will rise.
The changes happen so quickly nature can't keep up moving to new areas, a single example is coffee.

Keep on dreaming...

Ah yes talking about extremists, the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party is well over this threshold and definitely a danger to democracy.
So far most others don't want to get in a coalition with them.

Uneducated fool.

I've never seen a two-party system as democratic.
Yet for large and important countries like the US, UK and France it is a way to establish their influence on the world stage.
China and Russia manage with one party :)

What I like to warn against is a system like we have in the Netherlands with 15 parties in parliament, that's a recipe for instability.
Do like the Germans do and set a hurdle of, say, 5%.

Not saying they are much better but you could transfer to SAP.
Several of the companies I worked for did so around 15 years ago and they still live.

How's that?
Any company that wants to make significant money in Australia has an office there.
And any company that holds an office in Australia can be called into court.

At least in the States they could join a gun club.

Would/could a new version of uBlock Origin catch it?

I'm glad for two things, first my age bracket does no longer need to feel threatened.
Second I learned a trade and I've yet to see an AI (robot) run cables, pipes and fix switchboards.
But yes, the AI might be helpful designing the lay out.

A neat example :)

Those that implement this AI in their companies to save on real people only look ahead 1, 2 or at the most 3 quarterly reports.
So by the time you see them jump ship the AI plan is over.