And that is exactly what we need in first place - a payment mechanism where both clients and servers can provide or use services. Then Wero, GNU Teller and others could just work without much fuss.

But how many online and offline shops accept it? If it wants to succeed, it has to be at least EU driven.

Sadly this is the only way to go forward.

A year after this is not clear to politicians…

How the table turns, not so long ago, Ecuador welcomed American spying into their UK consulate.

Those wires are high enough to avoid problems. Unless one tries to, that is. OTOH EV might burn (though with newer types of batteries less and less).

It’s a pixel device right now https://grapheneos.org/faq#supported-devices

It’s mostly too hard or too expensive to extract AFAIK.

Yep, in the past they went against US invasion of Iraq and as a consequence freedom fries were born. Nobody else dared to object like that.

Yep, lithium can be tricky to obtain if there are political or other issues. OTOH as you say, sodium is everywhere.

It’s so stupid that we ditched electricity powered trams and buses through wires.

Slovenia allows Israeli agents to carry weapons when they are protecting their people, so I guess that’s not so far fetched. Fuck that, though.

I know for a fact that Slovenia allows Israeli “security” personnel carrying guns in the country. So, I wouldn’t be surprised if Italy just let them.

No, C# is a good language. Usually it’s shit for people not understanding it. So, what exactly makes you say it’s shit?

IDisposable is not that at all. At least not implicitly. It’s a convention, one has to call Dispose to do anything. Edit: I might have misunderstood scope_exit 🥹

Antisemitism!!! /s

So they will send more jets into Canadian airspace?

This screams for Untergang Hitler video.

This is all a part of elaborate scheme to finally arrest those Israelis /s

Depends on what they are doing, but I guess it’s pretty usable without cli interventions - at least for standard apps and unless something gets screwed. Fedora KDE.