Hey, I could at least observe superconductors at home!

Same way ofcom expects anyone outside UK to pay up, I guess.

Oh yes, because it’s not like Nigel Farage, Victor Orban and a bunch of other populists didn’t make use of US companies and advisors (and russian funds…) on how to best fracture societies to their end. Clearly nuking the internet would put an end to that, and all would be well.

Unironically yes. Otherwise the internet as we know it is very much over, and what we have instead is a mesh of country-nets.

I mean, what is actually “doing business” when it comes a simple web page or a forum for example? Merely existing and being reachable.

If you’re ok with this then imagine your local lemmy instance getting fined by China/Qatar/Thailand/etc for posting something breaking their laws.

I’m from Hungary. I have no love for Orban and did what I could to depose him (for all thr nothing it availed to), but I also welcome all the retribution we get for allowing him in power for so long,even if it hurts me personally as well.

Veterans are overwhelmingly Trump supporters. So they won, they can get over it.

Good.

This level of pettiness could be amusing if it wasn’t in control of the world’s largest army and nuclear arsenal.

Edit: and not actively trying to murder people, now that I think about it.

If the passkeys aren’t managed by your devices fully offline then you’re just deeper into being hostage to a corporation.

Going publicly traded fucks every company up with nextquarter-itis.

Hum , weird. Either I charge it rarely enough that I’m fooling myself, or I turned off some off some features garmin didn’t think people would…

Depends on the model and your settings I guess. I use a Fenix5, and it lasts like 18-20 days with a run every second day (tho I keep pulse ox off). Could be more if I had gotten a solar one, but those were pricey back when I got mine…

Garmins (or most of them) also last for a month with a single charge, unlike most smart watches. For me that’s worth a little premium.