https://velvetshark.com/ai-company-logos-that-look-like-buttholes

In fact this one is worse, reminds me of the fascist black sun logo.

GL-inet devices are usually available on Amazon and similar places: https://www.gl-inet.com/compare/?series=home-router

They come with a customized version of OpenWRT, but usually you can also flash vanilla OpenWRT on them, check the status of the exact device here: https://toh.openwrt.org/?view=normal

Maybe they don’t want to ingest AI generated content to prevent model decay and thus remove sites that promote AI use?

Given that we used to see lots of Meta scraping a while back on our instance and had to implement Anubis as a result, it is interesting to see that slrpnk.net doesn’t seem to be on this list (anymore).

Ok, so I despise the “realos” in the German Greens and think the Greens have already moved far to the right in recent years, but personal opinions aside, who else is going to weaken the CDU so that a CDU+AfD government becomes impossible?

The SPD is maybe able to capture a bit of it if they stop being completely brain-dead, but there is a large centrist wing of CDU supporters that would never vote for them, but have shown to be willing to vote for the Greens under certain circumstances.

All the anti-green rhetoric of the right-wing part of the CDU/CSU is precisely because they know that the Greens are their main competition for voters.

Isn’t that just an artifact of Hetzner having a big datacenter in Helsinki?

The New York Post must be doing something right 😅

Kommt ja bald das remake…

The Swiss have the right idea to scale fines according to income.

Rent a cheap VPS and run Wireguard on it.

There are other options to achive the same goal 🤷

German politicians and politics are deeply provincial, and most simply don’t care about the effects of their politics on other european countries as long as it is good in the short term for some local business from their constituency.

These gangs would be immediatly out of business if you could, you know, just take a regular ferry or the tunnel they made some time ago 🙄

Selfhosting and using the centralized MitM service from Cloudflare seems directly contradictory to me 🤷

The article explains that this will not affect prices in general, but specifically identify individuals that have no choice but to buy even at a higher price and charge them extra. It is unlikely to cause a drop in usage, as it only effects people that need to fly urgently for some reason.

Imagine the USSR setting up a telephone hotline with “helpful advise” for foreign government officials… this is literally the 21st century version of that.

I mean there’s nothing wrong with bouncing ideas off a chatbot.

Is what you literally said. As the PM of a country there is a lot wrong with doing that, as these chats are not private and the other side allows the CIA etc. to directly listen in.

I would assume and hope the reverse is more common?

This is overlooking an important point: German national politics and the direct connection the EU commission has to it.

Ursula von der Leyen, while not a strong party ally of Friedrich Merz, is still trying to prop up the incredibly weak current coalition, as the alternative would be significantly worse.

The US tarriffs hit the German export industry especially hard, while the rest of Europe is relatively unaffected by them. With the German car industry already struggling (slept on electric and China isn’t buying anymore), a 30% tarriff would effectively force them to downsize significantly and likely merge or kill off one of the big three entirely. This would be a huge political deal in Germany and likely kill the current coalition.

Is an in-app browser something people actually want? Especially one that is in an annoying popup like with this app?

I find it incredibly annoying on Android and assumed it was only there because of some Android security feature making it difficult to open links directly in the regular browser.