I have signed the petition but wasn’t ever asked for an ID.

So in countries like mine (FR) how are they gonna check my signature?

Shouldn’t be too difficult to fix for the devs. At least until the griefers invent a new strategy.

The game is young though it’s not like it’s surprising or unusual that there is bug and exploits still active.

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Tant pis.

Also Andy Yen :

https://x.com/andyyen/status/1864436449942110660

I know it’s quite irrelevant but I’m still very very cautious about proton since this comment. If at the head of the proton foundation you have a Trumpist it doesn’t bod well for the future.

CEO of proton think Trump of all things is what we need to combat the big tech. Trump, elected with a bunch of his big tech billionaires.

What a bunch of cowards.

They clearly are afraid of doing one too many fact checking and offending one of Trump’s minions.

Merci !

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Fait chaud.

I’m tempted to try it out as an avid Rocket League player.

I’m just not sure there is something in Rematch that I cannot already get somehow in Rocket League.

How grindy is the game?

I have multiple friends that told me that Conan exile was quite grindy and that they are not convinced by Dune because of that.

It’s too bad because I think they would appreciate the game but are too concerned by the fact that it would take a lot of time to get good stuff.

Well good luck to you guys in the US. This AI government will be extremely dangerous. An all knowing advertisement algorithm reaching deep in government data with an unsafe LLM on top? Ouch.

I looked at the article below the one OP shared.

A trending article was about a restaurant owner in France that put a fine for people who don’t come with the same number of people as their reservation. Fascinating, such wow.

Link to the mentioned story:

https://www.occrp.org/en/investigation/telegram-the-fsb-and-the-man-in-the-middle

I would say the link is bit more tenuous than you would present it. A Russian guy works for telegram with one of his businesses. Other businesses he owns are suspected of working with FSB.

To be sure, Telegram is most likely not very trustworthy but I thought that the fact they developed their own crypto would be suspicious enough so that people wouldn’t use it for sensitive information. Still it has not be confirmed that Telegram’s infrastructure is run by FSB.

I assume this is just a joke… Because with the relationship Telegram has with the Russian government this would be quite unlikely.

What you can probably do is create an encrypted archive and selecting the checkbox that hides filenames. It’s what I usually do in that type of case.

It should prevent gmail from knowing what is in the archive.

User reports having lost his GRUB partition mysteriously

User says not to worry about Windows randomly removing GRUB partitions through Windows Updates

Perhaps it would have been smarter to prevent these predatory behaviors from social networks in the first place. Because it is probably constitutionally more sound to ban some behaviors rather than outright ban social networks altogether.

Not a showerthought ?

Eheh for a second I thought EA was Electronic Arts.

Like a beta game is unstable but before the beta you get the EA stage/release where it’s just doesn’t work but is still for sale.

Est ce que je peux aider en traduisant des articles de l’anglais vers le français ?

J’imagine que c’est bien aussi d’avoir une page conçu directement dans notre langue mais en traduisant on pourrait apporter un peu d’équilibre et d’attrait pour les langues moins bien lotis.

Hmm we may have for a long time considered alternatives to the American cloud and tools but we still are extremely reliant on it in all administrations in France. As I recall 70% of our online government services are on American clouds. We also are almost exclusively using Microsoft windows and office for the desktop workstations.

I’m pessimistic in the sense that Europe has tried to offer an European cloud before. It was a spectacular failure that just costs us a lot of money so that businesses here could just take the money and then pretend they couldn’t make it work.

We definitely had a real shot in Europe to be sovereign. We just missed it. It’s never too late but it’s so prohibitively expensive to switch out of Microsoft ecosystem that many governments entities will rather fork out money to Microsoft.