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themurphy

@ themurphy @lemmy.ml

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  • Once beset by pollution, Beijing's skies are clearer than ever thanks to EVs

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  • Yeah, exactly. I chose it because it wasnt the biggest, and I wanted to pick a large one with a community but not the biggest, because I wanted to spread the users out on more instances.

    I had no clue there was a political agenda in picking an instance, but it makes sense.

    Thanks for explaining it in a neutral manner. I dont follow any political communities anyway, so I think I'm good.

  • Europe Has a New Plan to Break Free from US Tech Dominance

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  • I think they do actually. They just showed support for Greenland and has publicly said they are slowly breaking away from trade deals with the US.

    Europe is the obvious new partner and both sides would benefit alot.

    Canada is for sure also looking at the tech side. And with the open source approach from the EU, they too can benefit.

  • Once beset by pollution, Beijing's skies are clearer than ever thanks to EVs

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  • Thanks, that's a good explanation. Had no clue the difference between instances was big as most is federated.

  • Once beset by pollution, Beijing's skies are clearer than ever thanks to EVs

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  • They still did it for all other reasons than being eco friendly.

    They simply just have the minerals and mines for solar and batteries. And the big one is offering the world an alternative for oil, which takes a big chunk into US profits.

    We are just lucky that it also means cleaner air for everyone.

  • Once beset by pollution, Beijing's skies are clearer than ever thanks to EVs

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  • What is it with lemmy.ml that I have missed? I personally just chose it by pure randomness on a list when I created an account, but I have seen it come up more times now as something negative?

    I have no clue what hexbear and lemmygrad is.

  • Once beset by pollution, Beijing's skies are clearer than ever thanks to EVs

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  • China is basically what the western world was in the 60-70's where progress were all over the place.

    Still behind in terms of alot of things, especially workers rights, but it's not going backwards like it is in the US.

  • We really need a community for AuDHD info-dumping

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  • :(

  • YouTube's long unskippable ads may have finally met their match

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  • Brazil and Japan is adopting the "side loading", so it is happening, but slowly.

    There's also a few examples of this, that we dont hear about in the media as much, but there's some food quality and plastic standards that spreads.

    I also remember something about airplanes and your rights when flights are delayed and stuff, but I cant recall it specifically.

  • YouTube's long unskippable ads may have finally met their match

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  • Not yet anyway, but it might have a ripple effect on other countries doing the same.

    Just like EU consumer laws sometimes gets adopted by other countries a few years later.

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    If the US destroys NATO, the former member countries could start their own without the US and call it the North East Treaty Organisation, spelling out "NEATO"

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  • We could also look for more alliancens who are against the US, calling it "the allied". The US could find a name with a N and a Z and fill in the rest.

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    How Congestion Pricing Proved the Haters Wrong and Is Changing New York for the Better

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  • I love how well thought out the toll was. They accounted for so many things it would have an impact on and got it right even.

    It wasnt just a brain dead proposal to gather more money. They actually made an impact for the better and reinvested the money into the infrastructure.

    Actually skilled politicans. No wonder their dictator were against it.

  • Bye Bye Big Tech: How I Migrated to an almost All-EU Stack (and saved 500€ per year)

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  • Because of the US Cloud Act. Try compare that to GDPR.

  • Truth Social is based on Mastodon: theoretically it could federate

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  • If there are two opinions present on Lemmy, it's already twice as good.

  • Google Deploying Huge CO2 Battery Facilities with Company Energy Dome

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  • If you want to fight for something, please learn what you stand behind.

    Battery facilities is the next step in green energy, and I like to see different approaches to this. That is what we need right now.

    Will this turn out to be a worse option than what will be invented in 10 years? Almost 100% sure. But did it help us getting to a better place? Yes.

    Fuck Google for alot of things though, but it doesnt make sense to do blind hate when they try these things.

  • ‘All brakes are off’: Russia’s attempt to rein in illicit market for leaked data backfires

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  • People are starting to realise that the biggest survilliance state in the world is the US.

    And they want you to think it's China or Russia to deflect attention.

  • Apple will let iPhone users in Brazil get apps and services outside of the App Store

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  • That's where these rules are coming from. EU made the first move, and countries around the world follows.

    It's like this with most laws. But the world depends on the first mover. Right now for everything on consumer protection, it's the EU they look at.

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    Young people in England leaving foster care will receive free prescriptions, and dental and eye services up to their 25th birthday

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  • Mad thoughts.

    The thing that shocked me the most about the US health system is the country uses more money per capita than for example Scadinavian countries, even though it's free there.

    And that is without paying for insurance, but what the US government pays alone.

  • AI-generated code contains more bugs and errors than human output

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  • Well, yeah. It also took 100x the time to write.

    Vibe coding is only really useful for a coder. Because you can understand and correct it.

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    Young people in England leaving foster care will receive free prescriptions, and dental and eye services up to their 25th birthday

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  • Dental is actually a high focus right now, and more European countries are starting to provide longer care for free because bad teeth is related to many other health issues.

    It's basically a net positive to give young people dental than it is to treat them at the hospital for something else later in life.

  • Technology @lemmy.world
    themurphy @lemmy.ml

    EU Chat Control didnt pass - proving the media got to alot of you

    www.patrick-breyer.de /en/citizen-protest-halts-chat-control-breyer-celebrates-major-victory-for-digital-privacy/
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    People from Europe: Since the US is moving away from the western world we know, who do you see us collaborate more with in the future?