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It do be like that
This is Freedom Fighters for me.
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It do be like that
This is Freedom Fighters for me.
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US Army attack helicopters crashing at historically high rate amid mechanical issues
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What do you mean, "overturn democracy"? South Korea was under authoritarian regime when it was invaded by North Korea + USSR.
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US Army attack helicopters crashing at historically high rate amid mechanical issues
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The government in South Korea was basically a war crimes machine being driven by an evil dictator.
So... like the North?
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'Merica, with all its diversity
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I'll explain. People get annoyed because you are proudly ignorant of 2000 years of history and tons of cultural differences.
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Chinese memory can now match the speed and latency configs of the RAM in our gaming PCs
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spheres of influence
Let's aim for a world without spheres of influence, shall we?
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Weird how that works
I am 100% on board with hating Data Centres. But for those who don't know: a unevenly distributed variable load on the grid (EV charging) is a much bigger challenge than a localised somewhat constant load on the grid (Data Centres).
Still: should we build Data Centres with the power use comparable to that of small countries? Fuck no.
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So, is the USA screwed?
It's telling that nowhere in this thread there's mention of the US demolishing it's relationship with its most important ally, Europe.
The US is a lost cause, nationally and globally. It might save it's state, but repairing a (already wobbly) international reputation will take decades.
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Uyghurs and Ukraine are great filters for figuring out who's actually a fascist
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Zizek said it quite eloquently: "[China] adopts the basic idea of fascism, which is conservative modernisation: 'we need capitalist dynamics, but we need to control it, and to control it we turn to our own national tradition'. [...] This is the problem with Chinese communism: there is a direct link with the fascist tradition."
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I could get that for you, but I won't.
I love France and all, but let's not pretend they have good coffee culture. What passes for cappuccino there... The horrors I've seen.
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Why are flights cheaper than trains in Europe?
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Now I don't agree with it (in fact, I am strongly opposed to the tax exemption), but the reasoning is that this way you create an 'even playing field' for aviators all across the globe. In other words: it's doesn't become more attractive to tank in Arab Gulf states, making their airlines out-compete European airlines.
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rule when .ml simps for putin
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Mate, the only thing you have to say is that Ukraine is getting fucked over left and right. Instead you find the strangest ways to twist that into apologizing for Russian imperialist interests.
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China’s assault on the Tibetan language
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Yes, to both.
It ain't hard.
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Iran got all their bridges fixed? Damn.
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You're making a joke but people in the Byzantine empire called themselves Roman. Greeks living in 1920s Turkey still called themselves Roman.
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Three developers' different philosophies on difficulty for their games
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It's also a way to support two stellar devs
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The radical left
Pretty sure they didn't have to "break the news" on that.
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China’s assault on the Tibetan language
The amount of people here using EXACTLY the same disgusting reasoning that 19th century Europeans used for genocide is... well disgusting.
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An unknown illness kills over 50 people in part of Congo with hours between symptoms and death
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Easy to say to starving children. (Which is what happened in op's article)
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Why are flights cheaper than trains in Europe?
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I would add a third option there: the aviation lobby is too strong, sufficiently suppressing the urge to find solutions. ;)
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Moldova votes yes to joining EU by tiny margin
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A conspiracy theory popular amongst delusional Marxists-Leninists, and that's an important difference.
Still it's funny to see these (often) so called anti colonial thinkers struggle with the idea of self determination of other nations. Nothing can happen without American involvement, obvs.
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Organized Left
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I take great offense in you saying that tankies and socdems infight, lol. (I mean, I get it, they are both statists, but I feel on a emotional level most socdems feel more for anarchism than for leninism.)