“Software for airplanes” is a broad term. If I ever get into a position to make software for airplanes, it’s probably not going to be things that can crash the plane. The entertainment system is still software for airplanes.

However, that comes with some extra requirements, such as having 85% of the partners be from Spain, a limitation that Igalia did not want.

How does that comply with EU law? Is not most discrimination between citizens of different EU member states prohibited by it?

Have you looked into Matrix?

Agree with the main point, though disagree that FOSS is “boycotting capitalism”, many for-profit companies contribute to FOSS and FOSS can be used by for-profit companies too, much of today’s capitalism runs on FOSS.

The point of free software is that it does not have owners, so what exactly are you “boycotting”?

It’s somewhat more comparable to DMCA takedowns I think.

No because Linux is a Unix-like kernel, so by definition the answer is no.

There are several links in the article. Otherwise that is what we have web search engines for.

You think you’re the first person to have this bad idea? This https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/programs-must-not-limit-freedom-to-run.html was written in 2012 and I suggest you read it before posting anything here again.

I still do, but I’m not very young anymore, most people who regularly use TikTok are probably younger than me.

Of course, Americans have a constitutional right to receive Chinese propaganda.

sorry, I probably should have checked, I have no objection to mods deleting this thread if this violates the rules here

every base is base 10

How old is your brother? If he is an early teenager, it is possible that he picked these concepts up from somewhere and will very likely grow out of that thinking all by himself.

I followed my city’s feed so that I am regularly reminded of the weather and don’t have to actively check a source for it. Let’s see how long I follow it.

Most people live at least somewhere near a city that doesn’t usually get radically different weather than where they do live.

John Perry Barlow was right: https://www.eff.org/cyberspace-independence

Works for me, no idea what you’re seeing or talking about

I intentionally didn’t register on big instances like lemmy.world or mastodon.social in order to avoid being part of obvious places to censor.

Ideally, the fediverse will help people in censorious countries access information their governments don’t want them to see, but I am not too optimistic, I used to think that about the entire Internet and look where we are now, governments around the world are very much managing to control the spread of information on it.

did someone call me