So now you can be a cyberpunk black market tech peddler for real?
There are devices now that have a SoC that's completely locked down at the factory, although maybe none are 3D printers. It deserves more attention as the massive threat to digital freedom that it is.
Yes. They should require a certain number of significant digits, as opposed to just the nearest integer. Although someone's saying that they actually let you round down from as many as 5 to 0, which is insane if true.
WTF. Like, sure, if you say "no decimal calories needed" it would make sense at the time, and could lead to this by accident. But that's just silly.
They have some of the best accessibility regulations in the world.
Canada, at least, follows the US convention on this one. IIRC serving sizes are set by the government, though, if that's any different.
The downside there is that if it's, like, Marmite, you'll never ever eat 100g in one sitting. So, you have to do a bunch of math to figure out how much salt is in the actual smear you're using.
I'm reminded of some of the XKCD Umwelts, where they point out this shit can go both ways at once.
It's cute when people on the west coast talk about... uhhh... history. Or really old geology, if you include Canada.
The fact fascism can come from within makes it extra hard to fight, yes.
Still, vs. Putin, Europe has a long way it would have to slide.
It legitimately was for them, if you're being serious.
Unfortunately, you make a publicly traded company, and it will always act like a publicly traded company, in the end. No pithy saying in the code of conduct will change that. It's like how every dictatorship tends to become a monarchy.
2018, according to Wikipedia.
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I mean, it's a little bit of a funny example when "but child porn" is often the argument for removing all digital freedom.