Even after a long three years, it's still important content; open source will never go out of style. In fact, nothing about technology will ever cease to be important, even if it's from its early days.
nothercastle 16 days ago [-]
We need a Google replacement that’s actually regulated. Euro Google is the only way for that to happen
Bratmon 15 days ago [-]
If you want regulations, try Baidu. They get rid of non-government-approved thoughts really quick.
Sabinus 15 days ago [-]
The free speech absolutism rethoric from the USA is getting pretty old, especially since you don't practice it yourselves.
DauntingPear7 14 days ago [-]
The unregulated monopoly that is google has really served us well too. Instead of non-government-approved thoughts we get SEO slop, sponsored links, AI overviews, mass data collection, listicles, and unhelpful search results. Seems like both extremes aren’t good right? Maybe don’t be disingenuous?
rondaerth92 14 days ago [-]
Because Europeans would take decades to write regulations for their own Google, and it wouldn't work because of the sheer number of prohibitions they already have.
Also a lot of stingy investors there, and too much hedonism.
ibobev 11 days ago [-]
Isn't Yandex a European Google? :D
dzonga 15 days ago [-]
this is one way to spread positivity, not the usual doom & gloom around European-tech spread by tech bro's on shitter.
prosperity and openness for everyone - however europeans tend to shoot themselves in the foot with the extra bureaucracy
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Also a lot of stingy investors there, and too much hedonism.
prosperity and openness for everyone - however europeans tend to shoot themselves in the foot with the extra bureaucracy