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Anything to lower the price huh, last time i flew ryanair i had to pay more for a 10 kg cabin bag in a closed cabinet than for my body sitting on the seat below it (not really a surprise though, since the advertised price was 23,99€ which obviously isn't enough to pay for my part of the costs. My brother once had a 4-hour flight for 9€ and decided against booking luggage, just kept everything in his coat pockets lol).

Be a good example

To me this is what counts more then anything when it comes to being a pedestrian in busy road with high speed traffic. especially in densely populated areas where kids are used to playing on roads and alleys with low traffic. First kids are worse at estimating risks, second they are less aware of their surroundings and third they are harder to spot by drivers. It's important people are mindful of the message they could give by walking through a red light or cross the street somewhere you're officially not allowed.

While health care has become the primary target for cybercriminals in recent years, putting lives at risk, the sector paradoxically invests less in cybersecurity than any other industry, leaving high-value data vulnerable to attack.

For cybercriminals, targeting health data “is a perfect business plan,” said Christos Xenakis, professor at the department of digital systems at the University of Piraeus, Greece. “It’s easy to steal data, and what you steal, you can sell it at a high price.”

However, other types of cyberattacks are also on the rise, including those by pro-Russian hacktivists aiming to disrupt health care operations, rather than for profit.

While the risks are clear, national governments are skimping on prevention, Xenakis believes, saying that he has no good example of a country “that has invested a lot in cybersecurity in the health sector.”

Magalini also pointed out another shortcoming: cybersecurity consultancies that assist hospitals often originate from outside Europe. “They are either from the United States or Canada … also from Russia,” she said, adding that there should be a “European way of doing cybersecurity.”

Big corps like reddit and pornhub will likely not lower themselves to the likes of pirate bay. Not my opinion, only an assumption.

We could also try to threaten to publish the real epstein files, might be more effetive even.

we're watching a replay of the tobacco-asbestos-oil story again

Even hollywood has better sequels

Well to be honest, Microsofts route also doesnt seem to work out. I am not surprised they try another way.

New rule: all discontent has to be traceable.

In Dutch also 🙋‍♀️

Do we get bonus point now? :)

Funny how a lot of communication about this uses Korea and not South Korea.

In Dutch also 🙋‍♀️

flat earthers happen because of trusting people too much

I think the reason they end up trusting other flat earthers is because they're being skeptical of science and authority in the first place though. Since the majority of the trusts the world is round, if it were only a matter of too much trust they would have no issue trusting scientists. It is ironic they are sceptical to all kinds of scientific proof but not to this community of reality-deniers though.