It is already law in the UK, they are just waiting for the right moment to activate it.
Maybe this move by the EU will embolden other countries to follow suite. the best thing to do is to move to a corner of the internet they can't control. like Tor , I2P and similar projects
Pinky promise ?
Voir comment ils ont investi les platos télé aujourd'hui pour encore donner du grain a moudre au detracteurs de la LFI et du FP, je trouve que c bien fait pour eux. L'audace du PS et EELV est sans limites, pourquoi ce mellent t'ils des choix de candidats de la LFI, ils sont insupportable, sinon LFI devrait demander le retrait de la misère qui est F. Holland.
sans l'union avec LFI les partis de gauche finiront par ne plus avoir de groupe au parlement. mais comme après chaque accords il retourne la veste et crache sur la soupe ces opportunites .
This once again shows how the EU is toothless. making laws just for a show while allowing big tech to circumvent them while waving a big fat finger to the EU's face.
Even AI can't come up with something like this.
Most of the western Left is a disappointment
I thought I didn't need to specify the sarcasm. and the hypocrisy of the neo libs.
This means it is the US who has authorized them flying over Russian territory, Usually it is the country of origin that holds the right to specify how those arms should not be used.
Considering the community behind uBlock origin has no financial incentive, why are they still developing for chrome and manifest v3 while google keeps pulling off anti consumer and anti-adblock tactics, shouldn't they just drop chrome and orient people to use firefox or one of its derivatives.
It is becoming ridiculous.