Not sure if good or bad thing

So are ufo’s

Close enough?

A nice glass of wine to go with the coffee

Well what happens is OPs picture

Oh how I long for the day someone invents a car without a touchscreen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o_8b31GRnU

Never eat a whole pine cone without chewing

I replied in a sister comment.

Fine, I won’t invite you to our bi-annual TURN server appreciation event.

I found “The Indian Cookery Course” by author Monisha Bharadwaj.

The synopsis sounds like what you’re looking for.

I haven’t read it nor heard about it before, just found it using a quick google, so can’t comment on it’s content I’m afraid.

It isn’t, the license you publish your code under has no relation to whether or not the regulation applies.

For example I develop a small opensource (GPL) application, for which I do paid support. Because of the paid support, it’s interpreted as a commercial activity. Without the paid support, I can’t spend time on the project. I used to see it as a way to have the large users subsidise the project for all. Turns out it’s a huge liability instead.

So I’ll have to abandon the project when the law comes into effect. It’ll be easier to rewrite it closed source as an employee for those companies, for they do have a legal department.

FOSS is fucked either way in EU starting end 2027 because of CRA.

EU, the entity that couldn’t make a functioning TODO app given a couple million EUR budget, is regulatory killing computing, software and digital communications.

I don’t think that’s how the legal minded people think.

They’ll just go after the developers, force the program abandoned and illegal.

if it ran all the programs I use

Got ya fam: don’t use the programs that don’t run on linux. UR WELCOME

They’re the best, they’re the worst. Like cuddling a hedgehog.

Then again, the synthetic data is generated with previous generation models, that were trained on scraped data.

Turtles all the way down

They ask for ID card indeed, making it super easy to just make a copy. On top of that, your payment details are stored. You’re on camera. Etc.

Super easy to automate deanonymization. (1).

5 minutes of joy in the sun!

So yes, they get your identity, then promise to forget it.

That’s a worst of both worlds proposal: it makes it trivial to deanonymise people, and it doesn’t solve the replay attacks.