There's a push to protect Europe's local business, disguised as laws "protecting user's data". In reality, if the same laws get applied in USA or elsewhere for Europe's companies, they simply cannot grow from their tiny countries / targets limited size. We should start enforcing a diplomatic mirrored response to Europe's companies, that should level the ground quickly enough. I mean, if every big american company cannot operate or is forced to operate under very limited contraints on little (compared to others) markets, then the public on those markets are going to suffer from a sub-par and pricey local offerings. Disclaimer: I'm not american, and live on the third world, but I dislike protectionism, even from America itself (and I'm looking at you, section 230!)

So opening new Artic Routes are a certainty. Along with explotation of resources there. So southern maritime routes, as they're hotly contended now are not that important as they are now as they will on the future. The next frontier is the north. Let's talk about that, and leave the fear of other things to professional alarmist activists.

Agree. Specially in light that Aaron was sucidal before.

Le regalo mi playera a Arturo por hostear el evento, si no la quiere, a quien me gane con un número de usuario menor que el mío y que asista :-)

The pasport's chip was damaged. It could be very well changed or stolen with unlawful intent. It wasn't working. Period. So much for asking for a re-issue, thus a "first world problem". Move on, guys.

Hum... the 11C is the scientific version, the 48-series are much more newer...

Star Wars fans get the prettier girls! Ok, I stand corrected: Star Wars fans get GIRLS!