China has UnionPay, Japan has JCB, Russia has MIR. Europe should have its own credit card network

The problem with Bluesky is that it's essentially centralized, with all the related drawbacks.

EU getting serious on something? Don't give me hope.

Have you tried changing the user agent ? You need an extension for that

It's easier to replace AWS with a European alternative, than Visa or Mastercard. So the problem is smaller.

Based Spain

We need digital euro. There are advances, but it's still going too slow.

My issues with snaps are:

• The server software is closed source and centralized
• They create many block devices that can slow down booting the PC.

More or less it's the same for Android. Always subscribe using the browser

Time to diversify your trading partners and not be overly dependent on one country.

Racial or ethnic diversity?

Digital euro is the solution

The irony of calling out nationalism in a community named “Buy European”…

“Yeah, we are nationalistic, but not that nationalistic!”

I know, unpopular opinion, just vote me down.

(I agree with the “don’t support Nazis” part independent from the nationalism topic, though)

Kind of, but remember that Europe is not a nation, so I don't know if nationalism is the correct term.

I think OP means server side auth apps

For example, the recently publicized about mouse latency differences is true and something I've noticed but the difference doesn't particularly bother me. Something like that is just one of those inevitable consequences of the design of Wayland being so fundamentally different.

It would be interesting if someone explained the relationship between Wayland design and mouse latency

There are 2 reason: providing protection against Sybil attacks and rewarding nodes (i.e. the “servers”). From the whitepaper you linked:

This staking system provides a defence against Sybil attacks by limiting attackers based on the amount of financial resources they have available. The staking system also achieves two other goals which further reduce the likelihood of a Sybil attack. Firstly, the need for attackers to buy or control Session Tokens to run Session Nodes creates a market feedback loop which increases the cost of acquiring sufficient tokens to run large portions of the network. That is, as the attacker buys or acquires more tokens and stakes them, removing them from the circulating supply, the supply of the Session Token is decreased while the demand from the attacker must be sustained. This causes the price of any remaining Session Tokens to increase, creating an increasing price feedback loop which correlates with the scale of the attack.

The other advantage of a staked blockchain network is that Session Nodes earn rewards for the work they do, paid as Session Tokens from the Session Node Staking Reward Pool. This system makes Session distinct from altruistic networks like Tor and I2P and instead provides an incentive linked directly with the performance of a Session Node.

Io direi che i motivi per cui la gente continua ad utilizzare i social tradizionali sono più o meno sempre gli stessi:

• abitudine
• maggiore quantità di contenuti
• una minore complessità nell'utilizzo (anche se la differenza è minima)

OpenOffice is dead and nobody should use it. Anyway for me anything that is free software or open source is acceptable

Has there actually been a rise in antisemitism, though?

Considering the comments I see on Twitter, TikTok, and even on YouTube, I would say yes.

Most people can’t afford a google pixel and if they can, aren’t going to risk it.

And they shouldn't. By buying Pixels you are supporting Google, the same company that is destroying Android freedom.

Today's best alternatives are phones that come preloaded with custom ROMs (Brax3, Fairphone, Murena, Iodé, and so on), or if you're feeling more adventurous, a Linux phone (I have heard good things about FuriLabs FLX1).