I think you misunderstand how the EU enforces law compared to the US.
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Hope so. Burning the methane to CO2 is a lot better than releasing it as is for the climate.
Yeah that doesn't fly in the EU.
https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/cyber-resilience-act
The use of AI by non-developers to produce code will greatly increase the hourly rate I can charge.
The number of security holes produced is absolutely fabolous.
AFAIK it's standard terms and conditions whenever US has a military presence in another country, and we believe that presence is beneficial in deterring Russia - above and beyond NATO article 5.
I have no opinion myself beyond having read in the internal debate both "US soldiers are above Swedish law" and "Of course Swedish law applies to them" ...
For all those who think this has something to do with Trump. We, Sweden, signed the same under the previous administration.
Ah ok - thanks! I'll check if those apps for Sweden work in regular Waydroid then. That's always the biggest obstacle and would be something to promote.
No, not the part I mentioned. Today, yes, that's how Tesla is still profitable.
Roadster -> Model S -> Model 3
Yes. That forced other automakers to follow suit and I'm now a happy Volkswagen ID.7 driver instead of the previous Model 3.
FWIW, regarding price: The "Tesla model" of creating a new market (EVs that didn't suck) worked. Have the die-hards pay premium for luxury/performance enabling the profit needed to produce cheaper models too.
The pain point for a new mobile OS will always be a few critical apps like government ID, national payment systems etc. Those that you simply must have on a phone for it to be a viable daily driver.
Swedish father of three here. Our kids got a tablet at 1yo, smartphone at 3 and their own computer at 6. No rules on screentime whatsoever. Sleep schedules based on their discovered individual needs.
I don't know which country you're from, but based on your description it sounds like an islamic dictatorship. Or the USA.
Do you even open source?
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Let me rephrase it like this instead: "If we allow manufacturers to just take public domain software and not give back their changes ..." maybe it rings some bells?