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  • You see this a lot in the comment sections of short videos complaining about men. The expectations are wild. Of course they're unrepresentative, but these women clearly are out there.

  • Cars should be taxed by size and weight. These cars are ridiculous.

  • Surprised this isn't already a thing. Any mainstream social network is very very soon going to be completely useless for political discourse.

  • Isn't the French national debt wildly out of control? I guess they could raise taxes instead.

  • Maybe not the lions? Unless you think men fighting over harems of women is cooperation.

  • Yeah, it's not looking good. There are still bookstores, but more and more it feels like a niche thing.

  • It never meant anything anyway. The US always got waivers for everything because we apparently can't survive without Microsoft et al

  • Hmmm... Not a fan. Any new box should have at least ML upscaling, ML ray reconstruction, and support for cooperative vectors. RDNA3 is PS5-level tech. Hope Valve picks either RDNA4 or UDNA for the gpu of whatever comes next

  • Eh, dunno about denmark, but Norwegian books are like 3x the price of the same book in German. That's mostly because it's a small market that still needs translation, though. Doubt fiddling with the VAT will make much difference.

  • This is true. CEOs generally last very short before they're fired. Any normal person would be set for life by their compensation package, though.

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  • No need to apologize.

    Anyway, US airlines can and do choose between Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, and Embraer. No single company holds them hostage. On the supply side, the Airbus factory in Mobile, Alabama employs more than 2000 workers. And of course Airbus has US suppliers in addition to this.

  • The lack of widespread regenerative breaking in subways is leading to commuters' lungs being filled with brake dust, in addition to heating up the stations, which is a problem in summer. This is really bad and embarrassing. Rail moves far too slow when it comes to adopting new tech.

  • How is the airline industry just Boeing? What an odd thing to say.

  • It would have cost you nothing to not write this.

  • Apparently the arm doesn't work that well.

  • Dunno, but the airlines object to the same thing because they want to sell add-ons, insurance, car rentals, and bonus programs. Maybe there's something similar going on?

  • Roborock seems to be the nvidia of robot vacuums. They're not always the best, but are seen as a safe choice, and they have the best app. I gave up on reading tests since apparently models are refreshed every monday, and just got a roborock.

    The best vacuum is apparently the Dreame X50 Ultra Complete, and you can actually find it in stores still, but it costs like 1200 euros or something insane like that.

    Tldr it's a market for lemons, sadly. Everyone copes by getting Roborock. The one known good one costs as much as a 5080.

  • NonCredibleDefense @sh.itjust.works

    PSA incoming