They’re talking about handheld PCs. They are nothing more than oddly shaped laptops, they can’t be remotely bricked.

You should have received an email with a receipt if you did sign. In doubt, sign again; signing twice will invalidate the second signature but not the first (confirmed by EU staff).

If this gets enough signatures, the EU will create a review committee, which, if they approve of the initiative, will draft a law for the European Parliament to vote on.

At least we will have an official position, instead of the legal void we’re currently in.

Correct, although that would be technically illegal but no one will check. However, bots and trolls who spammed faked addresses will most certainly have their signatures invalidated.

This is a EU initiative but you’re free to create one in the US.

Not in every country. In about half of them, you only need to provide a name, address and date of birth.

If you’re in the EU, you should still sign; extra signatures will be useful if it turns out some of them are invalid.

Code Geass is Death Note with giant robots and magic powers.

MS Office can open LO documents.

Solar panels don’t work as well with greysky.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/crying-wojak

He wasn’t a game dev apparently. He worked in security, and there are rumors saying he actually was a WoW moderator.

Prefects are appointed representatives of the state in each department. They are indeed in charge of the police, among other things.

They don’t have freedom of speech. So sad :(

There is a feature I miss from Windows and I was surprised was not in KDE: pasting a URL in the Open File dialog downloads the file and opens it.

This game would greatly benefit from a PC port. It barely reaches 15FPS at times on N64, it’s damn near unplayable.

Coursed

Yes, but if they combine your fingerprint with your IP, they can see that there are 9 unique fingerprints and several others seemingly changing at random, ergo 10 people.

Linux boomers still use ALSA and Slackware. 10 years old is new to them.