The heads are outside the EU’s jurisdiction. But I would like to see the EU showing it has the power to limit a company’s activities on the common market if they do not follow the rules (idk how exactly, I guess hard bans would be very, very difficult to implement in this case).

Can I blog there without putting up a paywall? (I could still accept donations if they really need that, not that I would expect many ¯_(ツ)_/¯)

Yeah, a d i c t i o n warning. The bar you buy is likely disappear sooner than you would have thought ;)

I’ll give that a try, thanks!

My case was convenience (since I have copilot, since everybody around me uses it, since it is integrated not only in VS but also in RStudio etc.) and lack of knowledge about the alternatives. Or laziness, in other words.

Poolside looks very cool. But it seems that atm it is available only upon request and only for companies.

For now, I use GitHub Copilot. They give it for free to students, but it would be great to have an alternative once I graduate or once they stop giving it out for free.

To the photos section, you can add Polish PhotoAiD (https://photoaid.com/). One of the cool features is that for some countries, you can get a photo formatted for a document application (e.g., for a passport) out of a selfie.

But it works only for recurrent donations, right?

I know that in Poland there patronite.pl works great, but it seems to be unavailable in other languages.

Check Vinted and Sellpy (or any other second-hand, but these have the widest choice of products). You might just get your favorite product second-hand with no profit for the original producer ¯_(ツ)_/¯

I’ve used Pocketbook for years. Durable equipment, good battery, simple but robust OS. The company was first founded in Kyiv and then moved its headquarters to Switzerland. Production, to the best of my knowledge, is in Taiwan. Highly recommended.

https://pocketbook.ch/en-ch