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Well yes, but it is relevant unless you believe policy makers will only work towards a world that is how it should be. That’s why i started with mentioning i don’t disagree with you. We surely can blame them for the results of their choices, but i don’t think we can play the ‘omg i’m totally surprised’-card is what i’m saying.
no matter what state it is operated from
Not disagreeing, but if Trump hadn’t won a second term there really wouldn’t be a dire reason to avoid the US. Sure they would be better of choosing a local or at least European provider, but most politicians (naively) didn’t see the current hostility coming.
My guess is Russian propaganda is grooming them for the next war
So they still made profit? How?
Not necessarily, TikTok now delete accounts they believe to belong to children under 13. They could have chosen to do age authentication the British way but i suppose they had a big reason not to. Microsoft might understand they could lose business if they force users to prove they’re not children. It’s not like everybody would trust MS with such data.
Humanity is a corrupting force.
There is a reason we put locks on our doors and have insurance in case someone does break in. Sure this is an issue that needs to be addressed but it is one much smaller than getting the people in power to put things in motion. Once that happens (and we’re getting there) there will be funding and a public awareness campaign for sure, especially once the first politician gets hacked because they were using non-proprietary software because he wanted to kick Big Tech out…
Not sure why i commented that way, wasn’t funny or fair. You understand their plans and appreciate them, so there wasn’t a reason for me to say something judgemental really.
What an American way of thinking, most people who move in will cycle to work / school etc
I was thinking we could keep the name if we focus on the north of the Atlantic, e.g. Greenland. Makes more sense to have loyal Canada as a member :)
Totally agreeing with you
The thing is, it will not likely get any cheaper while it will likely be become more necessary.
On whose side is he? Because he is not on Europe’s side.
He is on Nato’s side, which is like 60% US’ side and 40% Europe’s side. Those numbers could be a bit off considering Nato didn’t have sides until recently.
Lumo isn’t as good as ChatGPT, but as someone that doesn’t really need to use ai (let alone good ai) i definitely prefer medium quality with high privacy then the other way around and Lumo has become my go-to chatbot because of that.
He is credited for convincing Trump that doing what Putin wants is a bad idea twice or trice, but don’t think he ever addressed the people of the US.
He’s not representing ‘we, the Europeans’ but ‘us, all members of Nato’.
He’s on the side of nato. This man is just doing his job. Get your expectations straight, Nato is what has to go.
To be honest i still feel sorry these individual soldiers. Some might have committed war crimes, but considering their shitty lives i still consider them victims of putins warmachine. Downvote me if that opinion angers you, that’s ok.
It’s ridiculous that we even arrived in such a situation.
Even more ridiculous is that looks like we’ll remain in this situation for the foreseeable future.
No offense but i think you should learn a bit about more about economics, specifically about how currency works. Long story short, if a currency loses a lot of value in comparison to other currencies, the ‘local’ system collapses. So the very important task of a government (or its central bank really) is to keep it’s relative value high (not too high, but that’s a story for another day. The us gov (or the Federal Reserve in this case) would fail very very hard if they would decide to create 38 trillion usd. It is especially problematic considering the financial problems that it would cause are on top of all the other shit that’s going on.