Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-11-01:/2428377] "We Won’t Be Talking About GenAI in 2035, and That’s a Problem"
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Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-29:/2427700] "Removing obfuscation in Minecraft: Java Edition"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-29:/2427478] "New physical attacks are quickly diluting secure enclave defenses from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-29:/2427473] "Israel demanded Google and Amazon use secret 'wink' to sidestep legal orders"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-29:/2427432] "Say it with me: Windows is the problem with Windows handhelds"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-26:/2426753] "The Apple Network Server Mac OS ROMs have resurfaced"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-11-01:/2428344] "Nisus Writer: Schrödinger's Word Processor"
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Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-20:/2425146] "Amazon brain drain finally sent AWS down the spout"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-20:/2425166] "Microsoft breaks USB input in Windows Recovery Environment"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-15:/2423906] "Thousands of customers imperiled after nation-state ransacks F5’s network"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-15:/2423828] "Recreating the Canon Cat document interface"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-13:/2423200] "The Peach meme: On CRTs, pixels and signal quality (again)"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-10:/2422560] "Bringing Desktop Linux GUIs to Android: The Next Step in Graphical App Support"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-09:/2422303] "Show HN: I've built a tiny hand-held keyboard"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-09:/2422102] "Discord says 70k users may have had their government IDs leaked in breach"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-09:/2422107] "OpenAI, Nvidia fuel $1T AI market with web of circular deals"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-08:/2421957] "Ask Hackaday: Why is TTL 5 Volts?"
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Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-08:/2421811] "Synology reverses policy banning third-party HDDs"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-07:/2421665] "Qualcomm gobbles up Arduino"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-07:/2421660] "Denmark Aims To Ban Social Media For Children Under 15, PM Says"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-06:/2421277] "Deloitte refunds Aussie gov after AI fabrications slip into $440K welfare report"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-05:/2421032] "Laptops create systems. Phones feed algorithms. The asymmetry determines power"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-03:/2420490] "I spent the day teaching seniors how to use an iPhone"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-10-03:/2420481] "Apple takes down ICE tracking apps after pressure from DOJ"
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Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-09-30:/2419628] "Charlie Javice sentenced to 7 years in prison for fraudulent $175M sale of Frank"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-09-29:/2419425] "EA will be a very different company under private ownership"
Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-09-29:/2419371] "F-Droid says Google’s new sideloading restrictions will kill the project"
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Diag| Considering item [tag:pappp.net,2025-08-21:/2408908] "James Dobson, Influential Leader of the Religious Right, Dies at 89"
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Source: OSNews<\/a><\/p>\n Today, the European Commission has informed Apple of its preliminary view that its App Store rules are in breach of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), as they prevent app developers from freely steering consumers to alternative channels for offers and content.<\/p>\n\n\n\n In addition, the Commission opened a new non-compliance procedure against Apple over concerns that its new contractual requirements for third-party app developers and app stores, including Apple’s new “Core Technology Fee”, fall short of ensuring effective compliance with Apple’s obligations under the DMA.<\/p>\n↫ European Commission press release<\/a><\/cite><\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n File this in the category for entirely expected news that is the opposite of surprising. Apple has barely even been maliciously compliant with the DMA, and the European Commission is entirely right in pursuing the company for its continued violation of the law. The DMA really isn’t a very complicated law, and the fact the world’s most powerful and wealthiest corporation in the world can’t seem to adapt its products to the privacy and competition laws here in the EU is clearly just a bunch of grandstanding and whining.<\/p>\n\n\n\n In fact, I find that the European Commission is remarkably lenient and cooperative in its dealings with the major technology giants in general, and Apple in particular. They’ve been in talks with Apple for a long time now in preparation for the DMA, the highest-ranking EU officials regularly talked with Apple and Tim Cook, they’ve been given ample warnings, instructions, and additional time to make sure their products do not violate the law – as a European Union citizen, I can tell you no small to medium business or individual EU citizen gets this kind of leniency and silk gloves treatment. Everything Apple is reaping, it sowed all by itself.<\/p>\n\n\n\n As I posted on Mastodon a few days ago:<\/p>\n\n\n\n The EU enacted a new law a while ago that all bottle caps should remain attached to the bottle, to combat plastic trash.<\/p>\n\n\n\n All the bottle and packaging makers, from massive multinationals like Coca Cola and fucking Nestlé to small local producers invested in the development of new caps, changing their production lines, and shipping the new caps. Today, a month before the law goes into effect, it’s basically impossible to find a bottle without an attached cap.<\/p>\n\n\n\n I don’t know, I thought this story was weirdly relevant right now with Apple being a whiny bitch. Imagine being worse than Coca Cola and motherfucking Nestlé<\/em>.<\/p>\n↫ Thom Holwerda<\/a><\/cite><\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n Apple is in this mess and facing insane fines as high as 10% of their worldwide turnover because spoiled, rich, privileged brats like Tim Cook are not used to anyone ever saying “no”. Silicon Valley has shown, time and time again, from massive data collection for advertising purposes to scraping the entire web for machine learning, that they simply do not understand consent. Now that there’s finally someone big, strong, and powerful enough to not take Silicon Valley’s bullshit, they start throwing tamper tantrums<\/a> like toddlers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Apple’s public attacks on the European Union – and their instructions to their PR attack dogs to step it up a notch – are not doing them any favours, either. The EU is, contrary to just about any other government body in the Western world, ridiculously popular among its citizens<\/a>, and laws that curb the power of megacorps are even more popular. I honestly have no idea who’s running their PR department, because they’re doing a terrible job, at least here in the EU.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Today, the European Commission has informed Apple of its preliminary view that its App Store rules…<\/p>\n\n
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