The real cancel culture.

The markdown makes some pedantry points.

Firing the IT people because they cost too much is always a good thing to show you the incompetence.

Peugeot and Citroën have their own issues in Europe (and technically in America) with the recall of car due to defective airbags.

I don’t like centralized services. I also never pretended the opposite.

This is for me and my usage. The caveat is that not everyone is in the tech. We can look at the disastrous communication of Mastodon. They focussed and lots of people promoting it focussed too on the “decentralized argument”. This backfired. It was not clear for the public. A good strategy would have been to market Mastodon as an alternative with an easy process to create an account on the general website. Tech people would have chosen another server and do their stuffs. People would learn progressively the decentralization part and move from server to server. This takes time. We have to put great strategies in places and be patient to bring the public to the fedi.

We are on Lemmy and some are against everything who is centralized.

Since when is/will be Trump in office. I only see President Musk.

Who didn’t see this coming? It was clear. These corrupted politics should be ashamed of what they did. No surprise that Europeans don’t trust their politics. They need to act (what they won’t do). They have to stand up and say GFY. Europeans, even if I’m not fine with the global idea, have all in their hands to use the US of Trump as a ladder to gain power and influences. They would put the US as a second country. But for this, they need to step up and manage their own way away from neolibs.

It’s not censorship. Social media isn’t the street. It’s mostly private companies and when you post something it’s like saying something inside the building of a private company and not on the street.

The law is about regulating the companies and who can access these spaces.

Lots of countries have a similar law for work. You have age restriction and speech limits by law.

And yes, you can ask for a physical ID and even mandate an in person account opening. Or, you built a national account and social media must use it to allow access.

Most of the people where I live are in favor of this and even until majority including smartphones.

It’s not discouraging you to take them. You don’t need a car in the country and a car is actually expensive (taxes, insurance, gas, etc.).

The public transport system in unified. One ticket is valid on all the transports. A pass is valid on all the means of transport, even some cable cars.

You can buy a pass for the country or for a local area.

I want to eat an ice-cream in Ticino because of the sun. I hope on the train and go there for the day. No congestion, no driving, nothing. Also, you don’t need a reservation in long distance trains. It’s like a metro system.

It’s not that expensive if you have a yearly pass and use them on a daily basis for work and leisure

Legally, every 3-4 months on the federal level.

You can add the cantonal and municipal levels. But, often, these took place at the same time.

The comparison is dumb. The subject was the comparaison, and not what type of energy is better for the environment.

You’re interpreting.

Na it’s dumb. The issue with the magic rocks isn’t the direct consequences like with the fire. The issues with these rocks are long terms with the consequences on humans and the environment thousands of years later.

Create a new account each time with a new email address (outlook works fine). Profit of unlimited “new customer offer”. You can even do it for each article you purchase.

With this, I bought a lot of 1 cent crap when it was a thing.

Yeah but no. It’s not an RSS feed per se. It’s researchers sharing what they publish and what other publish with ints or resumes sometimes. Then people would comment and researchers reply.

Some use/used it as an RSS feed for researchers sharing papers.

What did I read? Oh boy…

Where did I pretend this? Both are for the riches, but, the far right uses populism as a trap.

The thing is that they need a new narrative and stop being neolibs if they want to win. Playing the game of the enemy doesn’t, people will choose the original.

At least 200%, it’s the end of an era.