There are surely also those among them, but it’s a bit much if you want to say that 45% of Saxony, who were under communists and are usually left-leaning suddenly became all Nazis overnight and fancy the far-right. It’s like claiming every German is a Nazi simply by being German.
AfD is not winning because people like AfD. AfD is winning because people feel betrayed and unheard by the rest of the system. The 1930’s are literally repeating and we ain’t doing absolutely anything better.
Nazis wanted to strip Jews of their rights, and now non-AfD voters want to basically silence votes of people who don’t want SPD and CDU again. It’s not about the AfD. It never was. They are just banking in on a rotten system by simply being at the right time in the right place, nothing more.
Most of them are actually just fed up with SPD und CDU because they run some agenda of their own completely disconnected from the problems and needs of the ordinary people. A vote for AfD is not a true vote for AfD, just a vote against SPD and CDU.
Funny enough, the constant rallying against AfD seems to just push more people who are fed up with the mainstream to vote for AfD just in spite. Feels like a self-fulfilling prophecy, in order to not vote Nazis in, you call everyone Nazi, which in turn makes everyone vote for Nazis to spite everyone else and… well. Here we are.
Are you trying to solve a technica, or political/moral problem? Let’s Encrypt doesn’t create, see, store or log your private cerficates. So, even if they are in the US, I don’t see a risk, and otherwise, the other parts you use in general are probably vulnerable to the problem even if non-US.
For ex. the US could simply order browsers stop validating any certificates not issues by US companies in browsers. And whoosh. Having a non-US certificate won’t help much there either.
Yea, but also reacting to that would just prove he was right. There is a saying, “a wolf is not bothered by what the sheep think”.
The fact that the broader Linux community even acknowledges this, let alone pays attention or acts upon it, is really sad. You do you and move on. Literally nothing to see here.
How much does the stock of MapQuest depend on good terms with the US government?
No law, you’re right. But they have an internal policy to follow the federal agency official naming + they show data depending on the country so they can isolate the change to only US.
So why did Google then show Lake Ontario before instead of for ex. Lake Google? Can’t they then just write like… whatever they want?
But yes, I was wrong. They simply have an internal policy to follow the federal data. So, in a way, they don’t need to be but they will follow what they decide.
It is only in US, and all other parts of the world still see “Lake Ontario”. Also, they are following the law they have to follow. So… there are plenty reasons to de-google, but this ain’t one.
It’s not bitching if it’s true. Nextcloud has really poor performance alone, it tries to do to many things at once and none of it ends up being good. It was amazing for it’s time and it’s idea but it simply doesn’t scale, not technically, not with time. They need to redo the architecture and probably move to something better performing than PHP. I never heard anyone in any environment even considering PHP as an option in 2025.
What options do people have left? On one side you have the bad guys promising good times, and on the other the good guys proving day by day that they can just make the problems worse.