That request from Trump was a “test of spine”.

Now that he made sure she has none, she will be chewed with the rest.

I feel so good I left Epic Games Store and deleted my profile and asked to delete all my data last year!

No no, you’re thinking of circumvallation. This is about traveling around the entire globe by ship.

I am Italian and I find Piracy Shield an abomination.

That said, the consequence after the government enacts this should be to see at least all the technically informed people protesting vehemently if not violently.

Instead no, sofa is just too comfortable and pay is too high (including the one they get from public contracts), so let’s instead applaud the Elon-yapping corpo that decides this is the one rule to challenge, but not the next one that is to their advantage.

This podcast episode explains very well Exxon’s logic: https://pca.st/episode/d7084179-677a-4c82-ac90-c53cf28110c4

I never thought I would be on an oil company’s side in a discussion in my life.

I meant no irony either and I can point at one good reason for cassette futurism design: the soundscape.

Time for some cassette futurism design!

I am so waiting for Ed Zitron’s next newsletter/podcast.

I am not seeing enough Star Wars memes in my feed after this.

Maduro Leia and Trump Vader would be a start.

That sounds like a non sequitur.

I am Italian and we got a fascist as first female premier, so I really could have agreed with you, but sorry you missed the point.

As a EU citizen, I am quite happy to listen to Georgian and Armenian singers.

Genocidal theocracies could be a good conservative ban.

The real issue is not whether we are going to be force-fed this features or not, but the fact that a foundation with limited resources is going to spend any sizable amount of them developing a solution its users are not interested in.

Waiting for Ladybird at this point.

Yes, it is obviously racism. But I also think that racism is endemic in simple societies.

I am watching Pluribus and I can recognize in that situation exactly the kind of feeling I hate when walking around Copenhagen as someone who organizes weekly events and participates in his industry’s community events: the continuous way-higher-than-zero chance to meet and be recognized, as it happens in a small town.

Commenting this feeling on a day trip to Aarhus (even smaller than CPH and therefore even worse for me), I was answered by the Dane who accompanied me: “yes, but that is good, to have people checking on each other, so that bad behaviors are discouraged”.

Et voilà, le facho est né.

As a non-Dane living in Denmark since 5 years, and having lived in Sweden before that for 9, I can tell you the idea that I am forming due to the data at hand and anecdotal but first-hand experience:

what from abroad, including within the EU, is seen as the splendid example of Scandinavian society is mostly constructed on small, ethnically and culturally uniform, isolated populations, in which social control is actually seen as natural (like in a small town).

Passing a law in Denmark or Sweden is nothing like having the same iter happen in France or Italy, due to these factors, and justice systems are kept dangerously simple, with no special court for minors in at least civil cases in Sweden and no possibility of one-sided appraisals.

This realities, in the last years, have met with a surge in migration from immigration basins such as Germany, France and Italy, in addition to the influx of people who took the chance of the limited “good gestures” towards the populations of Syria and Afghanistan.

Once you touch those stability factors, the whole thing crumbles, reason why you have Malmö becoming a hellhole and Sweden a narcostate.

From Denmark, a much smaller market than Sweden, gangs such as the Black Cobra were exported across the bridge, only to come biting back in recent years.

The parties that call themselves socialist here in Denmark completely adopted the agenda and the talking points of what elsewhere is called Far Right, which is something I see not as a corruption but as a logic consequence of the above.

You have to think that 10 years ago in Sweden and again when I moved to Copenhagen, I was met with the exchange: “Oh you should move to this area of the city!” “Why, is it a place you recommend?” “Don’t know, but those from your country all move there”

, which is something that horrifies me.

In the same way the big titles in the newspapers about the latest local elections in Copenhagen were on the motif of “Danes always less likely to vote at local elections, which means foreigners will represent a huge portion of the electorate!”

Lately, in Denmark, Hummelgaard, Ministry of Justice, got probably bought up by Palantir, which is why the police uses Gotham and he pushes for a backdoor in encrypted communication .

But apart from that, 5 years ago Fredriksen was attempting her own Madagascar Plan and now she applauds the (actually failed) one deployed in Albania by Meloni, so no need for big tech money to let them talk that shit.

And they are the good ones (I mean, not really, but still better than the actual Right.

Should I call this racism? Maybe, but it would not help to see things clearer.

tl;dr Scandinavia is a simple place. Reality hit with complexity and they panicked.

I don’t really get what would have changed from last year.

I am a wanna-be coding data analyst who has decided to start directly in Codeberg, more because of anti-US than anti-AI sentiment.

I have 2 questions for everyone more experienced than me and in general more knowledgeable of the market dynamics:

1. How far is Forgejo/Codeberg from feature parity with Github?
2. I don’t see any public SaaS/tools connecting to Codeberg as they are with Github. Is this by design or is it due to lack of reception? And, in your opinion, what would be a kind of service/connector that would really change things if made available for Codeberg?

Or, like, humanitarian aid headed to Gaza right now.

You have on the typical rose-tinted glasses many wear when thinking about Denmark and Scandinavia in general.

Greetings,

An Italian who lived in Scandinavia 13 years and is trying hard to escape before Denmark hits a recession.

A sarcasm they actually thought about and already acted upon directly.

Semaglutide and insulin.