pingu

Sovereign identity and Solid are the way. But governments will have to play a role in large scale implementation.

For some reason people seem to trust commercial organizations with misaligned incentives over governmental bodies.

Honda

I thought your comment was about US automakers and public charging infrastructure, until the second to last word.

I believe the way EU enforces those regulations is through a supply chain sales ban. Banned products are just not sold here.

Fines are for software products and behaviours which.

What we need is regulation. These companies will not show ethical behaviour on their own.

See e.g. right to repair, USB-C.

It can still be a game changer. In making people see that pickup trucks are ridiculous vehicles. Especially in countries that aren’t USA and thus do not have tax/insurance benefits for pickups.

Good move.

But… The open internet? Unfortunately those days are long gone. Every other website requires a Google/Microsoft Single Sign-On. And the majority of the web is hosted with a few hyperscalers, so federation is broken as well.

Extra nerd nit: If you want to abbreviate the postscript announcement, please use “p.s” because PostScript is a different thing!

p.s. thanks for pointing out the difference between Java and JavaScript