This is a very neat site someone shared with me: https://fightchatcontrol.eu/

I liked it that it explains what Chat Control is, what is the current position of different countries and politicians, and suggests ways to contact your representatives to explain why you have one position or the other.

Seams not all mustard oil is Banned in the EU.

I've got a bottle of Uncle Roy's cold pressed extra virgin "spicy" mustard seed oil at my local Spar.

The label reads "erucic acid free", so I'm guessing they somehow remove it?

It even has the awful pun of "The healthy Oilternative".

I understand they also remove (most of?) it from Canola Oil.

Thanks for letting me know, I'll try to get my hands on it.

Anyone else came thinking to find something on the Raft consensus library[1]?

[1] https://github.com/hashicorp/raft

> Its not worse just very very different and you can't go back.

But kids eventually grow up, and you get back most of your free time.

You might not have the same energy nor desires at that point though.

We have printing kiosks, in places like public libraries, that are particularly popular with students. They are inexpensive (0.10€ a page in colour) and good quality (laser).

Who can afford to have a printer at home?

Well, it does say so in the FAQ:

* Is this site official?

Yes indeed, it was greenlighted by unanimous consent after review of document N3408 during 72nd meeting of ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG14.

Viruses are not super intelligent, yet one could kill us all.

The biggest danger I see is a widespread AI with a set of badly defined goals, not a particularly smart and evil one.

I'm also on the free plan, and it has everything I need, in sync between all my devices and platforms.

Canadian humor always seamed very similar to British hunour, yet somehow different.

Kids in the Hall and the Canadian Air Farce are two great examples if it.

I particularly liked CAF's 'Literary stick up', if I recall the name correctly, though I have not been able to find it online anywhere.