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in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

… it relies on annual subsidies from Denmark worth some €500 million a year …


Seems likely to sink any serious independence talks. Doesn’t sound like they can survive on their own, at least not at present.





in reply to Garibaldee

8ft diameter is quite small by today's standards for a separation ring. Even Mercury Atlas rockets were 10ft in diameter. 8ft is more on the scale of weapons systems or maybe medium-lift launch vehicles.

in reply to HotWheelsVroom

"Movie released in 2024/2025 beats movie released during pandemic at box office"

What makes headlines these days boggles the mind.

I saw 3 just yesterday, and personally I thought it was the worst one so far?! But my now 14 year old son disagreed and thought it was the best one so far. Metacritic seems to agree with him too.

I don't know, maybe I was having an off day or something. I felt like it was aimed at a slightly younger demographic than the last couple? Like, pre-teen at best? I didn't get that feeling from the first two.



in reply to rumba

You make an excellent point. But like the dot com bubble, most big players always stand the test of time. Smaller AI businesses will either get merged with big corps or the big fishes will come out with a better alternative.
in reply to cmgvd3lw

yeah, the .com bubble popped because all the vc's were promised return on investment, and sooner or later they figured out there wasn't nearly as much money in it as they were promised.

I'm kind of concerned that we're the mainstay of the product.

I'm concerned that they get enough data to ask: what is the minimum amount we can pay Rumba before they leave or become unproductive?

How much will Rumba be willing to pay for this concert ticket?

I'm worried that there are enough realistic ways to nickel and dime me out of money that they really screw up life for people.



Ukraine investigating French-trained brigade after reports of desertions, mismanagement




Full text of President Xi Jinping's 2025 New Year message




China’s Great Green Wall is a vision of hope for the planet




Israeli strikes across Gaza kill at least 50, including several kids


Israeli airstrikes killed at least 50 people across central and southern Gaza, including an attack on a sprawling tent camp that Israel has repeatedly bombed despite designating it a humanitarian safe zone. Israel said the strike targeted a high-ranking police officer, and blames Hamas for civilian deaths.

https://thehill.com/homenews/ap/ap-international/ap-middle-east-latest-israeli-strikes-across-gaza-kill-at-least-26-including-3-kids/

in reply to geneva_convenience

The most moral army. Funded by the most benevolent light on the hill country. Too bad journalists aren't allowed into Gaza to share Israels wonderful morality with the rest of the world



Neva is a puzzle-platform game with a fantastic visual style, and challenging gameplay that doesn't get frustrating



in reply to Vittelius

I know the point is to reduce waste and combat software driven planned obsolescence, but given the circumstances, is there any way for me to score an extra laptop on the cheap? In other words, come October should I look for a deluge of old Windows 10 laptops on eBay or Salvation Army or something?
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in reply to yo_scottie_oh

Oh definitely, most people aren't going to use Linux because it's not from a big corporation so they think it'll be bad.


in reply to compostgoblin

Piccolo would not be making this argument. If anybody would it would be Turles there.
in reply to compostgoblin

This makes a nice companion to the meme that ends with the rich guy saying “fuck off” to something reasonable that involves helping other humans.