Ça semble en effet plausible. Dans ce cas ça ne concernerait pas toute la population. On verra tôt ou tard ce qu'il est en.

La mention d'historique de transaction est étrange. Il me semble qu'en tant que banque centrale elle ne propose pas de comptes aux particuliers ou entreprises, c'est le travail des banques commerciales.

That's only true for Windows.

On most Linux distribution, users would get a notification for the update (7zip et al). And the shutdown confirmation dialog would show a pre-checked "Update and shutdown" option.

Some have auto-update enabled. By the time I go look at my Linux machine, it may already have the fix installed.

He's also giving more material to the CoC board by posting this. He's free to do it but it's not helping.

I wish he would avoid commenting and stay away from the drama, until he hears from the board if there's any complaint and what it is.

Not for free, but paid by people's taxes and insurance contributions.

Drugs have a cost, and there's always someone paying. With national health insurance, the people getting drugs are the ones paying it. It's just spread over a large group, and a function of individuals income.

C'est un vrai sujet, mais aussi ça a l'avantage d'éviter de parler des ennuis judiciaire du ~~FN~~ RN et de Marine Lepen.

“I can potentially make it really big,” Lin said, hopeful despite the modest earnings.

This sounds like Uberisation, ie relying on entrepreneur wannabes to replace employees and warehouses with self-employed workers and their living room. I'd be curious to see if it allows them to earn a living wage with a 40h week, or if it's exploitative.

It sounds surprising given the headline, but looks quite reasonable when looking at the details in the article:

• The requirement is part of a tender for €1bn worth of grants to develop batteries. It only affect companies who engage in this tender.
• This is in part a response, at a smaller scale, to China's own regime that "pressures foreign companies into sharing their intellectual property in exchange for access to the Chinese market. "

It's a fun joke but bromance isn't the issue with those two. Their totalitarian tendencies and spreading of disinformation are problematic.

Every service may be abused to spread misinformation. Here, the complaint isn't that people abuse a service against the owner's will, but that the service is operated to spread misinformation.

One way to address this could be to look at moderation. Is there meaningful moderation to limit misinformation? A service operated to spread misinformation wouldn't moderate it.

If a car is advertised as smart or connected, there's a good chance it collects too much personal information.

That's too bad because most new cars are, and it may cause some people to keep their old polluting but privacy-friendly car longer.

"Elon took my handle @x and all I got was this loosy t-shirt"