So a pharmacist should be allowed to refuse selling e.g. birth control, due to personal beliefs? Everyone can just decide who they want to service for any reason, right?

The question is, what alternative are we going to have, if all auto makers start doing this?

BBC article states “Italian MPs have voted to back a law banning the production, sale or import of cultivated meat or animal feed, in what the right-wing government calls a defence of Italian tradition.”

Running Visual Studio in a VM? No thanks, it is heavy enough as it is. And don’t say use VS Code or Rider. Saying “Just use some other software, so you can use Linux” defeats the entire argument that Linux can be used in place of Windows.

Discord with virtual backgrounds for video calls? Yeah that’s not supported on Linux.

Try reporting the post instead.

Next you’re going to say https://www.cisecurity.org/benchmark/red_hat_linux exists for fearmongering.

I started dating at age 30, met my wife when I was 35 and we’re still married now 8 years later. My father-in-law met his girlfriend when he was 50 and they’re still together now 15 years later.

So because your personal taste is not in favor of this car, you don’t feel bad for people who happen to like it. Got it. Moral superiority is alive and well.

Incorrect. https://gdpr.eu/eu-gdpr-personal-data/ states IP addresses are personal data.

Its not till you get to what would be a very large SUV in Europe do you start to get to the £1k+ mark per month, or what the US would call a mid sized SUV

Driving a Mercedes EQB and paying ~£600 per month, due to banks here in Denmark making low interest car loans on EVs.

My first thought is you need to buy new network equipment to utilize 10 gbit and new ethernet cables.

It’s called the free market where your can purchase and sell goods as you wish, within the applicable laws.

You don’t own a phone?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfpPArfDTGw

Was about to say, the article quotes numbers around layoffs worldwide and then continues to discuss US only companies. Even though Wired thinks the US is the only country in the world with tech companies, the majority of the world’s population doesn’t live or work in the US.

Here in Denmark we get 100% from wind some days, yet we still get gauged on those days.