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dubak@feddit.orgto
Europe@feddit.org•Scandal-hit EU innovation agency disputes auditors’ finding that €8.7m may be unrecoverableEnglish
1·10 days agoHeise, The Guardian, militarnyi. com and many others can all be archived and are then fully accessible
None of the mentioned posts provides an archive link - neither in the post nor in comments. Unlike the current post, which has a link to full article in the comments.
neither the Internet Archive nor removepaywall .com works with EUObserver
Then you should launch a community which only allows internet archive or removepaywall.com links and stop complaining here.
dubak@feddit.orgto
Europe@feddit.org•Scandal-hit EU innovation agency disputes auditors’ finding that €8.7m may be unrecoverableEnglish
1·10 days agoHow do you know that?
This is simply wrong. Almost all posts are accessible either via original or archived links.
TOP5 right now for me is: 2x Cookie-Wall (Heise.de, Guardian), 1x translated summary from dutch article (nos.nl), AP press release which has 400 words and militarnyi.com blog post which has 250 words. All of this is either behind a barrier or shorter than the 650 words text in OP’s post. Curiously, we haven’t seen tardigrade complaining below any of these posts.
Archive.today links are banned in this community. Fair-use archives like wayback machine are getting blocked by news sites as a casualty of their efforts to block AI scraping bots.
dubak@feddit.orgto
Europe@feddit.org•Scandal-hit EU innovation agency disputes auditors’ finding that €8.7m may be unrecoverableEnglish
1·10 days agoMy point is that the article can’t be read.
That’s, again, incorrect. You can read more than half of it.
Oh, yes, and I also read entire reports. You’d be surprised how much they differ sometimes from the articles that cover them …
Then you should launch a separate Community that focuses on long-form articles. You won’t be happy in this community. Most posts link articles behind paywall, behind cookie-wall or provide English summary of reports written in foreign language.
dubak@feddit.orgto
Europe@feddit.org•Scandal-hit EU innovation agency disputes auditors’ finding that €8.7m may be unrecoverableEnglish
24·11 days agoYour comment makes it sound like the link leads to a site which only shows the article titles. The freely accessible part has ca. 650 words and is reasonably self-contained. That’s longer than, what?
*Longer than half the texts that get linked in this community?
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That’s longer than what 99% of users who open this thread are going to read?
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That’s longer than any other article on this topic, unless you are willing to read the ECA report.
So what’s your point?
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dubak@feddit.orgto
Netzkultur / Netzpolitik@feddit.org•Reddit verlangt künftig den Login
1·13 days agoKaum. Meta hat sogar in den kommenden AGBs, dass sie sich erlauben “Test credentials” anzulegen um an Webinhalte zu kommen. Das ist der rechtliche Begriff für Fake-Accounts.
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Netzkultur / Netzpolitik@feddit.org•Kabel-Kopfhörer wieder gefragt – Ist Bluetooth-Angst berechtigt?
101·28 days agoMeine Marktanalyse hat folgendes ergeben:
Kabel Bluetooth Einkaufspreis 5€ 20€ Verlustwahrscheinlichkeit pro Jahr 10% 50% Kosten pro Jahr 0,5€ 10€ Eine Investition in Kabel-Kopfhörer wird empfohlen.
dubak@feddit.orgto
Netzkultur / Netzpolitik@feddit.org•Kabel-Kopfhörer wieder gefragt – Ist Bluetooth-Angst berechtigt?
1·28 days agodeleted by creator
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Netzkultur / Netzpolitik@feddit.org•Sogar Chatverläufe: KI-Anbieter geben Daten ihrer Nutzer weiter
2·1 month agoDer englischsprachige Forschungsbericht wurde bereits in der Nachbarcommunity präsentiert und diskutiert und die wichtigsten Befunde sollten nicht nur die Pokemons aufhorchen lassen:
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It makes little difference if you do not accept cookies.
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It does not matter whether you pay or not.
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It does not matter if you use Brave and ad blockers.
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dubak@feddit.orgOPto
Datenschutz - Privacy - Digitale Selbstverteidigung@feddit.org•AI chatbots sell users' intimate data to advertisers
6·1 month agoThe graphics does not claim that Datadog, intercom, sentry, firebase, adjust are selling ads. The graphics says that these companies use web trackers (see label in the right top corner).
The post title is my conclusion from the graphics. More precisely, all (listed) chat bots sell to at least one advertising company. This is clearly supported by the graphics. My claim was not that all chat bots sell to all advertising companies or that all web tracking companies are advertising companies. I hope this helps.
dubak@feddit.orgOPto
Datenschutz - Privacy - Digitale Selbstverteidigung@feddit.org•AI chatbots sell users' intimate data to advertisers
1·1 month agoSome AI chatbots send full chat sessions to some of the listed services. Others send just summaries of the important (incl. intimate) data.
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Europe@feddit.org•Your Deutsche Bahn "joke" is no longer funny (if it ever was)English
2·2 months agoMy linux still gets blocked if the query is not for a travel on the same day, but in future
dubak@feddit.orgto
Europe@feddit.org•Your Deutsche Bahn "joke" is no longer funny (if it ever was)English
182·2 months agoI booked it on Europe’s best rail website - bahn.de
Definitely not. Just last week it took me over an hour to book a train on bahn.de. I needed multiple tries as I was constantly being flagged as bot - even though I was logged in and I had windows as browser user agent. Linux is being blocked by default. The payment options are Paypal, Card payment with Mastercard or Visa and Open banking by Tink (Visa). No European payment options.
The only reason to book with bahn.de is because they have cheap tickets. The website is garbage.
dubak@feddit.orgto
Europe@feddit.org•Digital Euro - A payment system made in Europe?English
5·2 months agoThe offline payment is the most ambitious and the most attractive feature of D€ from consumer (no data transfer to PSP) and retail perspective (no PSP fees). It’s also one of the few Tech domains where European companies have leading positions. Giesecke+Devrient from Munich have been pre-selected to implement offline D€. They already have working offline payment products, see their Filia.
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Europe@feddit.org•🇪🇺 EU designates ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox under the Digital Services ActEnglish
12·3 months agoThe designation of ChatGPT as a VLOSE represents a groundbreaking regulatory precedent for artificial intelligence. While traditionally viewed as a conversational agent, the Commission recognizes ChatGPT as a hybrid service. Because the system actively engages with and responds to users’ prompts and queries, including by searching the live web to retrieve and synthesize information, it functionally operates as an online search engine under the DSA. This classification ensures that generative AI models with retrieval capabilities cannot evade accountability by framing themselves merely as “chatbots” rather than powerful information gatekeepers.





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