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The European Union is an antidemocratic corporate cartel.
Good thing it wasn't the EU that made the trains 👌
The EU is in a constant struggle for its direction. Discounting it as a lost cause only allows malicious actors free reign. On the one hand, EU regulators take on tech monopolies, like forcing Microsoft to un-bundle Windows and Edge/Bing. And european courts have repeatedly struck down legislation that would allow for indiscriminate data retention.
On the other hand, the EU politicians are currently trying to sneak through a law that would force browsers to accept state-issued root certificates, allowing them to spy on and alter any and all internet communication, basically upending the trust-based system that keeps the internet secure currently. This law is part of the eIDAS initiative.
And I'm sure that with the new, EU-driven right to repair initiative, the train manufacturer will be forced to back down soon too.
The right to repair proposal will sure have a list of exemptions, not to hurt the feelings of big commercial conglomerates.
Interesting, this needs some reading
Here is a link detailing the issues concerning root certificates in the eIDAS legislation, as it currently written and about to be voted on: https://www.theregister.com/2023/11/08/europe_eidas_browser/
Thanks! I stumbled across the Mozilla blog on it, too
https://blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/2021/11/04/mozilla-publishes-position-paper-on-the-eu-digital-identity-framework/
Maybe you should stop huffing Orban's farts.
No, I huff Marxist economist and ex-Greek Minister of Finance Yanis Varoufakis’ farts.
Basically the wrong exhaust fumes.
Implying there are also the right exhaust fumes smh
Ah, those are extra spicy.
#fuckyourdividends
True, but that’s why it is somewhat functional. Otherwise it would be a mess, swinging back and forth between contradictory short term thinking.
The Arabian Gulf states are not democratic at all, and sometimes the governments go against the wishes of the people -mostly US-aligned foreign policies and social and economic liberalization-. But they sure can get shit done and massively. Kinda like China but on a smaller scale because all together the Arabian Gulf -without the foreigners- adds up to the population of one Chinese city.