Isn’t unpasteurized dairy also forbidden in most of the EU? 🤔

And yet half the time when I’m root I preface with sudo. I can’t stop myself!

Copyright was to prevent unscrupulous printers from making copies of an author’s works without paying them. So basically a sort of market control to encourage writing. Now most copyright is owned by big companies, and the very biggest companies (AI giants) just ignore copyright and have no penalties.

(I know copyright is not the same as patent, I just thought that I’d mention this anyway!)

Yet more blood on Trump’s hands for making COVID-19 so political, including vaccines.

What? Why women and not also other men? 🤔

Early 40s isn’t middle-aged?

Defunding? Not defending, right?

I think they are…

Yesterday, a bit. Today busses are running and the road and bike path in front of my house is fine. I haven’t checked trains or planes though!

That’s not the point of the car. From the article:

The designers hope that the project will encourage policymakers to improve Right to Repair directives, while providing a case study for automotive manufacturers to follow when designing future EVs.

NATO is effectively over. Nobody would count on Trump respecting article 5…

I mean, we can go back to the Axis of Evil and see how it went.

That was a random thing that some George Bush Jr. advisor invented, lumping Iraq, Iran, and North Korea together.

Iraq: invaded, destroyed (no nukes)

Iran: bombed regularly, leaders assassinated (no nukes)

North Korea: love affair with Trump (nukes)

You’re counting on historical precedent to prevent bad actions from this regime? 🤔

Yeah the tweet is spot-on: none of these things help Americans.

But this post is incorrect in calling them distractions.

[email protected] is leaking, and I’m here for it! 🥳

I don’t understand. ELI5?

It’s a problem in the Netherlands as well. Many cars have lights that are too damn bright.

You don’t buy an ID.Buzz for commuting though. It’s for adventure! So low range is a problem in this one case.

Mist be the one on the side…

These are different questions, right?

“Should we join?” vs. “Should we leave?”

The first question is nonsensical for current EU members, and the second is nonsensical for non-members of the EU.

But I guess they include them to make a better comparison between these types of questions?