Amercia?

I don’t want a volatile currency as my main currency. Also, I think PoW isn’t the way to go anymore. A digital PoS “Monero” (Cryptonote, etc.) stablecoin is what I was thinking about.

Base it on Monero and I’m fine with a digital Euro.

There are plastic coins you can use instead.

https://github.com/ankenyr/jellyfin-youtube-metadata-plugin

Fixed your link.

$5/mo

Hell no

The one billionair in Estonia:

I think that’s fairly normal in Europe, isn’t it? In Germany we have Million, Milliarde, Billion, Billiarde instead of million, billion, trillion and so on, too.

I can’t imagine the European Union will let this slip.

Simply because I haven’t seen it mentioned yet: 7-zip
But realistically VLC and Firefox

Oh, sweet! I’ll have a chance to have my own Woodstock.

Wagenknecht will not lead to a strong left in Germany. The people that voted left before voted left because Gysi and the reasonable opinions he portrayed. Wagenknecht is only a magnet for extremists, that would vote far right (AfD) if it wasn’t for the blatant racism/antisemitism/etc.

If anything the the leftist party will gain more mainstream approval, when Wagenknecht forks off her own party (except for east Germany).

Do you miss anything?

Immich - GitHub

Rather than breaking up ad-tech, banning surveillance ads, and opening up app stores, which would make tech platforms stop stealing money from media companies through ad-fraud, price-gouging and deceptive practices, governments introduce laws requiring tech companies to share (some of) their ill-gotten profits with a few news companies.

This makes the news companies partners with the tech giants, rather than adversaries holding them to account, and makes the news into cheerleaders for massive tech profits, so long as they get their share. Rather than making it easier for the news to declare independence from Big Tech, we are fusing them forever.

Holy crap, I never thought about it that way.

LOL at the Cory Doctorow reference on medium:

I don’t think @db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com cares particularly much about mobile users.