A few days ago the US plans to collect biometric and DNA data of visitors/tourists was published. I wrote that the EU will surely soon plan to do the same. I f***ing told you man… It sucks to be always right ☹️

Laws can be changed, just think of the kids! And the terrorists!

Hear my words: in a few month the EU will require DNA as well. Right now they are going: write that down, quickly write that down…

There is GSconnect, it’s the gnome version of KDE Connect. Haven’t tried it, though.

Logitech M650 it had very quiet buttons and a freewheeling scroll wheel. Wheel click is not quite as quiet, and the thumb buttons are noisy. Another downside is that after roughly a year the plastics have worn down, moving and sometimes the buttons are clicking due to getting stuck.

Watermelon sugar

Not that I’ll ever use it, as I assume they will use it to block/censor unwanted domains and services.

The “toggle switch”. In the past we had these checkboxes. A black square. If it had a x or check mark in it, it meant this option was active, otherwise not.

Now we have these fancy toggle switches. If it’s on the left side, is it on or off? What if it’s blue, or grey?

From my experience outlook flags emails as unimportant, that are quickly deleted, or deleted while being unread. So for me it’s not too far off.

Once you decline a meeting, it’s gone for good in your calendar. If you accidentally declined, you need to ask for another invite.

If you decline a meeting the original meeting will be moved to the trash. So go to trash and you can accept it again.

I remember that Gentoo recently introduced binary packages, however I didn’t really look into it, as I changed away from Gentoo. (Looking at you Spidermonkey, llvm etc.)

Pharao ants?

They should just force them to open the API, this would be sufficient in most cases.

First thought: wasn’t it the US who started the Iraq war back then?

He also said EU capitals could have done more to oppose Washington over the Iraq War.

Oh yeah, clown world. 🤡

Today the importers are legally responsible. however the chance to get caught is miniscule. Reading EU’s rapex reports, often it is even unknown where the product was sold.

Even the responsible importers can be caught off guard if the samples are good quality, but after some time the supplier switches to toxic quality.

Enemy of the State and Gattaca comes to mind

A large number of substance is already banned from being used in toys. However the Chinese simply don’t care. The chance of the product being analyzed at import is so miniscule, it’s just a risk they’re willing to take.

Could Denmark please issue a Casus Foederis? 😀