

They are more expensive and less efficient. Very few people use them.
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They are more expensive and less efficient. Very few people use them.
I’m going to say they probably give marching orders to the dictators of multiple countries.
My lunch everyday is the same. 1/2 cup of quick oats mixed with hot water. Costs pennies and helped get me super fit!
I got a very early version of Debian from a friend when I was in college. I had a very old computer gifted to me but couldn’t get Windows to install. I ran that badboy with no window manager, just text. I used elinks for my web browser and pine for email. VI was where I wrote my papers. Drivers were a problem, so I had to save papers on a disk to print from a computer at a library.
I could be wrong but my impression was that this is how it already is for goods containing rare earths. That they are already manufactured largely in China and China exports them and that there’s no ban on finished products containing rare earths.
From what I understand, China’s exports of rare earths have been largely a part of finished components and that’s not been suspended.
Headline: Man pleads guilty to operating secret Chinese police station in NYC
Link: https://abcnews.go.com/US/guilty-plea-expected-secret-chinese-police-station-case/story?id=116907684
I thought this was common knowledge. Here’s one about the US. If you look, you can easily find one about Canada or other countries.
Do Lemmy moderation tools work across instances? For example, if I were to “moderate” a community on a different instance, are the tools there to make this work? Or would I need to create a new profile on that other instance?
Are there any official or unofficial rules about starting a community? Do you have to get the support of your instance first or can you just start one? I can imagine someone wanting to start two or three different themed communities and the instance the user uses having different opinions about hosting one or the other: Being very happy about one but very opposed to another. And keeping an array of profiles on different instances just to avoid upsetting one instance or another wouldn’t be ideal.
Nobody else is commenting on it but we know for a fact that China’s government is operating illegal “police stations” inside the United States and Canada, to regulate the behavior of Chinese people inside our countries. Yes, there will be Chinese internment camps and these Chinese agents operating inside out countries will be the start of those camps. They will be real enemies among us. The question is just if our governments will stop at those real enemies or if it’ll expand beyond what’s just.
Lots of people paying for that mistake today.
It is even worse if you are at the withdraw stage of life (generally retirement) because liquidated shares cannot participate in any later market increase.
I’m a conservative but don’t have strong feelings about gun rights. Not every conservative is conservative for the same reason.
If you can influence others to do so, use the better app. My family, we use Briar.
I don’t think their goal is stability. It is elimination. And the same would be true if the situation reversed. So either that’s what eventually happens or a bigger power steps in and rules them like children.
One state, immediately in the state of civil war where one side has access to the most money and the best weapons? I gave up on this idea after seeing the effects of this current war. Either one side will eliminate the other or a bigger country will rule both of them as if they are children incapable of running their own lives. Is there a reasonable plan for peace other than these?
I’m pretty sure most of those people are dead.
What’s the solution to lasting peace? Restore rule to the Ottomans or British?
Just because nobody’s mentioned them yet and they are worth trying out: Solus & Void. Both are independent and rolling distributions.