Start being politically active. Start the US down a road towards being a trade partner that can be trusted.
There are vital elections later this year. Find out who the candidates are in the local areas. Offer your help to the one that you think will make the most change.
It’s easy without docker too. It’s a single static binary.
The right place for that is a private forgejo instance. Why put private data on somebody else’s computer?
There’s also been a big reduction in the amount used which wouldn’t have happened as quickly otherwise.
That’s a bit like saying it was good for Putin to invade Ukraine because it forced Europe to get off natural gas as an energy source.
I’d rather live in the world without that happening.
They try to be objective, which is more than most.
Personally I think some opinion always comes through and generally I prefer sources that admit that and share their opinion on what they’re reporting on. As long as it’s honestly given and not manufactured.
It’s a bit like film critics. Over time you get to know what they like and what they don’t and that let’s you extract more information. A rom-com impressing a horror fan gives me more information that it appealing to a fan of the genre.
Similarly, when Owen Jones started criticizing Labour I knew that Labour were leaving a bunch of their supporters behind without needing to be told that explicitly.
MS Office, for example is a product with 30 years of development behind it. How do you replace it?
If you want to minimise risk and move quickly, I don’t see another option.
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Best thing they could do is develop some RAM manufacturing capacity.
Which I think is largely what you’re seeing happen. France’s national options are all built on open source for example.
Does anybody have anything other than an “introduction” to MMT? I find that everything I see stops short of answering the questions I have.
Even with a LibDem majority government I don’t think it would be a currency union. They’re rejoiners for sure, but I think it’s to re-establish what was lost. Not go further.
Germany, France, Poland and Italy are all having problems with right wing political factions rising. This isn’t coincidental. The UK was the first target and it resulted in Brexit. We were taking by surprise, but we are cleaning house.
Our enemy’s aim is to divide Europe because we’re all weaker separately. Strengthening the link between the UK and the EU is the last thing they want.
Yes, but we’ll be have a customs union first with a services agreement as well.
I don’t see us taking the Euro. I just don’t think anyone wants to surrender economic policy to the ECB, and the last time we tried to go through the ERM process it ended very badly. The GBP is too heavily traded in it’s own right to maintain the exchange rates in a tight enough band for long enough.
All hail the camera man. He was nervous but he stood his ground.
There’s so many more ways than that. Every country has alternate versions. For example German with Hans and Czech with Honza. UK has Ian, Ewan , and more.
Really? You’re not watching then.
A number of oblasts have had power grids hit causing blackouts, even districts of Moscow. It’s not anywhere near the incessant pounding that Ukraine has suffered, but it’s happening. Last week it was occupied Mariupol
Ukraine has also had a highly successful campaign of attacking oil refineries and transportation. This is more about cutting off Russia’s income, but gave rise to fuel shortages for the Russian people a few months ago. My understanding is that Russia has now managed to source refined fuel from other countries now
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Having seen how some areas are now draped in a fine web of fibre optics now, I suspect you’re right.
The US likes to make it sound like Mexico is South American. It’s very much not.