More or less, yes.
unautrenom
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I think the issue is the same as Apple being anti-competitive about the AppStore. Sure, techically, both Steam and the PSN are platforms for selling games, but they're each restricted to specific non-overlapping platforms (respictively PC and PlayStation) where there they have a (near for Steam, absolute for PSN) monopoly. Hence, anticompetitive behavior.
To my knowledge, this hasn't been the case for nearly a decade, after the backlash they received specifically for it.
I don't see why France would need more, considering they have 290 nuclear bombs, and are fourth after the US, Russia, and China.
Expose your subdomains as in having all of them bundled into one certificate?
AFAIK, you absolutely can request different certs for each subdomain (in fact, that's what I've been doing for a while).
Well, in this case of 1 000 000 downloads, that would make a 50 000 dollar difference. Not really something 'little'.
Nonetheless, experts expect the final agreement to be revealed by the end of March as the Parliament is pushing to close all the open legislative processes before the upcoming European elections scheduled in June.
So basically, the law's unlikely to change much before being pushed to vote, which considering how stupid it is, it's likely to be outright rejected like Chat Control by the Parliement.
Still, it's good to raise awareness on the issue.
Oof. And that would have been such a good law too...
Then again, with a name like FDP, their actions just conform to their patronym (at least in countries with a language based on latin).
That's great news! Always hated those paywalled research papers and greedy publishers who get away with freaking 100% royalty. Hopefully other organisations will follow.
In which case the ban should have happened upon sharing not recording. I mean if it isn't clear that the records you make of singleplayer offline games are published online, then banning someone for what they record feels more like moral policing than anything else tbh.
idk most politicians are a threat to the environement like AI (if not even more so with their moronic laws)