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They can get fined for up to 2 or 4% of their global annual revenue depending on the violation severity.

The screens are missing and the lips don't move, but it's pretty close!

To be clear: a big disadvantage of permanent magnet motors (PMSM). https://youtu.be/BFmp9ODkCA8?t=725

The parent post says it’s the high economic activity that attracted people even though the US has been more hostile than average by every other measure. So it's as if the US was a honeypot with a flyswatter.

By the way, your [2] is useless to prove your point: you can't compare absolute numbers (for instance Iceland vs the US).

The repos are there: https://codeberg.org/opentrafficmap

https://codeberg.org/opentrafficmap/its-g5-receiver: "Current ordering situation

(as of 2026-04-23)

After the talk on Grazer Linuxtage (media.ccc.de, youtube.com) we got many responses from people also wanting to buy this receiver. We fixed a few issues of the first revision and ordered 200pcs of Revision 2.

We expect the 200pcs to arrive in the first week of May, 2026. The cost of one complete receiver (excluding case and mechanical parts) is about 20 €.

If you want to purchase a receiver PCB, please contact us at the email liked in the Imprint/Impressum of opentrafficmap.org"

Fun fact: OpenStreetMap started out with maps of only the UK. OpenTrafficMap does support data from all around the world.

Yes, there are two players, and often the bottom one plays and it's a different song than the one we selected, which is loaded in the top one.

That's not surprising: https://itsfoss.gitlab.io/post/the-official-microsoft-teams-...

I don't think Russia is a superpower or that all superpowers act like that. Russia is just a mafia state.

I don't think that the author could have conveyed the same thing with less text and more images and videos. I agree that many project pages (all those about an app with a GUI) could use a screenshot though.

You may have to wait some time as Mint 19 (2018) actually removed KDE support.

Most people choose a theme for all the windows in the system settings.

Konsole has that feature too. https://itsfoss.com/konsole-terminal-tweaks/#4-split-the-ter...

Searchfox didn't exist back then, "there [was] only xul", I mean MXR of course.

Then MXR got replaced by DXR, itself replaced in 2020 by Searchfox (introduced in 2016).

https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/decommission-dxr/69475

https://billmccloskey.wordpress.com/2016/06/07/searchfox/

Firefox Mobile (Fenix) had just moved to Mozilla's Mercurial mozilla-central repository after using GitHub including for issues. https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/firefox-android/wiki#upcom...

Now, both the desktop and the mobile version will be on Github, and the "issues" will stay on Bugzilla.

This will take advantage of both GitHub's good search and source browsing and Git's familiar system.

As a former Firefox and Thunderbird contributor, I have to say that I used local search instead of trying to find something on the mozilla-central website.

Of course, when you're actively developing software, you search inside your IDE, but allowing to find things easily on the website makes it more welcoming for potential new contributors.

They may not attack the US directly like the Japanese did, but China may want to take over its neighbours to expand. Just like Russia could.