They are asking which way the minister wants to define the term.
They are asking which way the minister wants to define the term.
AFAIK they would get the info "which user said what". The source would be what ever instance you are from tho, not your own ip. So the owner of a instance knows as much as everyone else.
The 1949 geneva conventions have been rattified by (afaik exclusively): all UN members, palestine, the holy see and the cook islands. The singning binds the signee to uphold these rules for themselves. How then could the UN, who as you said is "just an extension of its member states", not follow the morals you yourself held as the absolute standard?
I think your estimations are reasonable, but some further information: it is not just a normal screen (with normal picel density) at a bigger size, but the pixels are rather far apart. So I would assume that this reduces the cost.
I am not sure as well, but maybe they meant "maybe an early and public disclosure increases the urgency of the fix for the developers"?
I always thought that people hired to pen test are white hat hackers? What is the difference to red team?
How would you derive that someone "dislikes jews because they are jews"? Do you listen to them talk and make a decision following your gut? Do you make an MRI image of their brain and measure their brain waves to read their mind?
You would have to work with their past actions. And then it becomes non trivial to define "anti-semite".
So it is not really about "what does the word mean" but "how do you decide who fits the definition and who doesn't". People are concerned about this because it is very hard to make a law that 100% only fits to the people you want to target (leaving asside wether the principle is correct or not).
Ah wow, I didn't know that, thanks!
BMW did it: Video link
Do you mean different characters/local keyboards, or different dictionaries?
Hmm, afaik florisboard doesn't support word suggestions at all right now. You can read up on it a bit on github but to make it short: the main dev is struggling with creating his own performant word suggestion algorithm.
Yes, but the point is that, afaik, that is not a crime, no?
No, they just put it as background music in their videos, but didn't actually pay for it. I would guess it constitutes fair use?