Nobilmantis

Except Americans voted him into office. Twice.

In fact I don't see a russian flag, I see a hammer and a sickle.

There is no way this is real, I simply refuse to believe it.

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I think it means it's time for her to retire and give space to someone competent

I have it on the latest version, both for websites that provide a web app instance ("install"/"add app to homescreen"?) or for generic web pages ("add website to hs").

The permissions you are looking at in the ss are the "dangerous" android permissions, and usually "add links to the homescreen" is not there. On my xiaomi to grant it (if it isnt by default) you long press the app to go into the app info, then something like "other permissions" or "special permissions".

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My file shredder: finally, a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary

I havent read the article nor the comments yet, but I will guess before I do: Link previews are loaded in google's servers.

Who said that

Nexperia is a vital chip supplier for Europe’s car industry.

Is that what this is about?

Domain (rt.com) censored by your DNS provider (likely your ISP). Switching to a DNS of your choice should do the trick.

Nope. I really don't see it that way. At least as a european.

Without a digital currency, the payment system we are left with is the mastercard/visa american duopoly, plus a plethora of startups that try to lock you in them, as you can only pay to and from other users of the same technology, often semi-locked to a specific country (satispay, vipps, ideal, giropay, etc)

Of course, you can live in the 1900s and pay cash, but let's be realistic.

Against the "tHey WiLl bE aBlE tO dO aNyThInG wItH uR mOneY" argument: they can already. Currencies are already backed by the fucking ecb or whatever applies in your case. The banks already have a list of all your transactions so I don't see how that would become a new concern either.

Moreover, speaking euro-wise again, there is no plan to eliminate cash with the introduction of a digital currency. And i refuse to judge a policy based on an alleged "intention", what matters is the written facts.

It has to be said that parallel to this we (users of sepa banks) now have unlimited, instantaneous, fee-less bank transfers, i belive thanks to eu regulations. It might be okay for person-to-person transfers but as of now very few businesses accept transfers and it is usually only for large purchases, the rest you are mostly expected to pay with card (visa/mc).