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Tesla sales crash continues in Europe, with Germany down 70%
If you buy a Tesla now, it says something about you as a person...
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Tesla sales crash continues in Europe, with Germany down 70%
If you buy a Tesla now, it says something about you as a person...
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developer of game 'Rust' talks about anticheat on linux
So many games that work flawlessly on Linux, so I just skip those that don't:]
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President proclaims doubling of ICE troops - 20k forces in the next 60 days | Whitehouse.gov
So ICE is the American version of Gestapo?
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Of course
LibreOffice - the only office suite that handles tables correct, even when multiple users change the document 🥳
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SpaceX's Starship blows up ahead of 10th test flight
I think Honda has begun building spaceships/rockets too. Think they chose to build the type that don't explode. link
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Zohran Mamdani, in the New York City mayoral debate: "Free buses would cost $700M. Cuomo gave more—$959M—to Elon Musk for a failed Tesla factory."
Busses, train and subway - make all those free and it will probably be less expensive than keep building more and broader roads and parking + you get less pollution and fewer accidents. 🙌🏻
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here, you need to wear this electronic ankle bracelet while you enjoy our land of freedom...
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US demands EU reverse new climate rules to allow surge in gas imports
Incredible how US has become a cliche of every 1990'ish evil character 😅😢
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Hyundai questions how Chinese cars can be so cheap, and if they’re being subsidised
I rather think the old car industry is just trying to keep the prices up. Non-electric cars have thousands of moving parts compared to electric ones. New electric cars are just large RC cars with luxury features; they should be much cheaper to build, not more expensive! Add to this that manufacturers seem to have really cut down on the quality controls, with most new car models you are the quality test department.
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German government moves closer to ditching Microsoft: "We're done with Teams!"
Excellent! Returning to software which goal is "how can I make this easier and better for the user", instead of software made by the philosophy "how can I force the user to buy more payed services and how can we mine more data about the user".
Hope more will follow as this will probably improve foss and make work life better for everyone :]
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US to withdraw from NATO under Republican bill
Incredible to observe the rapid (self)destruction of US. I'm just waiting for a couple of states to declare independence. Within a 5-10 years USA will be history like the Sovjet Union; it will break down into smaller countries.
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Von der Leyen and Trump strike EU-US deal with 15% tariff for the bloc
So disappointed in Van der Leyen - this is weak! Steel tax remains at 50%! And EU is going to buy more military equipment from US, madness!
The only positive is that signed agreements doesn't really seem to mean anything anymore...
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Microsoft has never been good at running game studios, which is a problem when it owns them all
The problem in most big companies (and organisations or countries) is that leaders promote people who think like themselves or at least are very agreeable. And as time passes they end up surrounding themselves with yes-people; every bad idea is cheered on, because all the critics have been fired or are way down in the hierarchy.
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'Totally F**ked Us': Top Dem Adviser Goes Off On Biden
I think Bernie is the one who would truly have made US great :)
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European Gaming Industry responds to Stop Killing Games initiative
No reason this should be hard to implement. Just look at it as a mandatory spec.
When you create multiplayer game, include a LAN option (no problem 30 years ago, so should be even easier now). When it comes to phone home, just add a line of code that bypasses the requirement if server cannot be reached (&& t.ex. 2 years from release date). 😅
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Have you encountered this?
Customer pays for product/service, and it's the employer's job the pay the employees. What the employer needs for this is his/her job to include in the price.
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What's a process where you prefer the old way of doing things instead of how it's done now?
Using Windows - before onedrive, online integration, new control panel, telemetry. Using the internet - before tracking, bloated sites, paywalls, cookie boxes and ai garbage. Using my car - before telemetry, beep, driver "aid" systems.
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White House Embarrassingly Holds 'Press Briefing' Full of MAGA Influencers
Trump and his team has made the movie Idiocrazy (2006) completely obsolete 😅
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Vaping in cars with children could be banned under new plans
Good
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Trump delays 50% tariffs on EU to July 9
He is just playing the stock marked for his friends (and himself)