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  • Better than CD is a pretty bold claim. That format is near perfect for listening quality.

  • hp hate

    Jump
  • Finally!

  • The power of github is discoverability. Projects on other platforms might as well not exist to a lot of people.

  • I hereby revoke the social permission.

  • Damn someone needs a diet

  • Thanks! That's a lot more than I would have thought.

  • Block billionaire's services and nourish European alternatives.

  • I thought so too. The import will never drop to zero, so the difference can be subsidized if France would think its wine industry is in jeopardy.

    Ya know, privatize profits, socialize losses. Nevertheless, it would still be the better economic choice for France.

    Spend 1 billion on Trump, or cover the losses for the wine industry. I know which number is bigger.

  • Does the French economy make 1 billion in champagne and wine? If not, then it's better to cover the losses by subsidizing the industry as opposed to giving even more away to some corrupt organization.

  • Vista with service packs was pretty good, but the damage to its reputation was already done.

  • This title is so annoying to read. Just use normal capitalization...

  • I personally know people who cheered for the extension of ICE cars to be sold, so it's not only "crooked politicians", this is an actual sentiment among people.

  • There was even a car that charged itself with solar, they only ran out of money because there was little interest for an unknown new brand

  • Hush hush, eye to eye

  • Sell to who? How does this work? Sounds like a thing you can only do once, too. After you sold em, they're gone, so it's a one time thing.

  • Because, the people who buy the products will have to pay more, which makes them think about the purchase.

    If the tariff is smart, it will cause buyers to buy domestic, because it is now cheaper, or they will import from a different country, which in both cases causes the country that is tariffed to lose business/money.

    If you tariff products that are only available from a specific county then you are just increasing the costs for your own citizens. If the tariffed products are still cheaper than the same thing produced in your own country, then you are just increasing the costs for your own citizens.

    Tariffs work if you're smart about them. Trump changes the numbers daily on a whim. They hold no substance, there's nothing behind them.

  • No, Wine Is Not an Emulator.

  • Yes, it does.