I mean AMD heavily relies on Taiwan being independent to even be the company they are. If China takes over most people in power and all the shareholders are fucked - so in this instance it actually makes sense even from a company standpoint to do malicious compliance
Brazil first, Australia 2nd and hopefully EU third nail in the coffin for that clown’s platform
And the conservatives attack them on every front because of how much they stir up things - it’s so sad how well that propaganda works…
And even if they don’t keep it: they got browser-level Adblock- and Tracking-Filters that you can just feed the same lists you’d put into uBlock
Sure it’s lacking the spot-blocking, tool if there’s a missed ad or a fine-tuned whitelisting but I think that browser will stay usable even if V3 is implemented.
Why give the heritage status first and hope they do a good job with the exhibition?
Japan is notorious for not admitting to their crimes in WW2 - the exhibit should’ve been first and then they could’ve the status - giving it on a promise is stupid
Sounds a bit like green washing for the tourists to ease their minds - I guess that’s why it’s trust based, too.
If you’re a tourist why wouldn’t you use public transport in a city like that anyway?
Stochastic terrorism is a real thing though - and hate speech against a minority is one of the possible ways fascism can take root in a society.
Germany learned this the hard way how easy it is to overtake a country that was previously one of the most liberal and modern societies. That’s why hate speech against minorities and holocaust denial are forbidden and harshly punished here - and that’s probably one of the reasons why other countries in Europe had their far-right surges in recent years quite a bit earlier since russia had to be more creative about dividing the population