[11:31] schestowitz[11:31] schestowitzMaybe this is the way we can continue to adapt to and use specific post C89 features going forward. By cherry-picking them one by one and adapting to them slowly over time.
[11:31] schestowitzIt is not a no to C99 forever
[11:31] schestowitzI am sure we will bring up this topic for discussion again in the future. We have not closed the door forever or written anything in stone. We have only decided that for the moment we have not been persuaded to switch. Maybe we will in a future.
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[12:05] schestowitz[12:05] schestowitzOn top of that, it seems that the system has a new vulnerability: [...]
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[12:05] schestowitz[12:05] schestowitzAccording to the Mashable article, some of the recordings will be moved to Weverses own platform. Specifically, recordings of artists who join Weverse before V Live is shut down. Weverse has also said that artists can download their V Live archives in order to upload them elsewhere. Thats all well and good, but it still leaves many musicians facing the possibility of their streams disappearing forever, [12:05] schestowitz because they are unable to move them to new sites, for whatever reason.
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[12:14] schestowitz[12:14] schestowitzThe final judgment from the CJEU has not been made yet, but we do have a kind of preliminary view from one of the courts specialist advisors. Advocate General Maciej Szpunars opinion (no English version) on this case is by no means binding on the CJEU, but is likely to be an indication of how the court might rule. In his commentary, he made the following important point (via DeepL): [...]
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