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They're high-value targets, so that's what attackers are pointing the agents at

You realise that most of the people claiming to be raising money for Gaza via crypto are scammers in Myanmar, right?

Humans never get details of movie credits wrong?

Financial services, film studios, and pharmaceuticals use a lot less energy than steel and shipbuilding. The UK economy is 80% services, and heavy industry has mostly disappeared, aside from cars and aerospace. The UK is far richer than it was in the 1970s, but it doesn't make many ships.

It's aligned. The problem is who it's aligned with.

We launched the plugin registry last week, and our focus has been on safe, decentralised plugin distribution and discovery. Stats, ratings etc are valuable, but they need careful design to prevent abuse. We will definitely add them later.

No, it doesn't have a first amendment, but it does have ECHR articles 9 (Freedom of thought, conscience and religion), 10 (Freedom of expression) and 11 (Freedom of assembly and association)

The much maligned GDPR gives stronger privacy rights than anything the US has

I'd be amazed if even 1% care

It's relevant because it's about TFA! I'm assuming you didn't read it: Netlify uses Unikraft MicroVMs

That provider being Deno

They're very involved in web standards. Rob Palmer from Bloomberg is co-chair of TC39.