In working democracies that’s how it’s supposed to work. That’s why it’s called opposition not obstruction.
The balance to this is that all parties should be responsible while in the opposition and the party in government shouldn’t try to reform the state according to medieval principles. And this is why American democracy is broken.
How would you negotiate around UK’s exceptionalism interfering with the work of EU institutions? Last time they got all the opt outs to unblock progress for everyone else.
The compromise here would be the UK joining the EEA on the same terms as Norway, and see if Brits are willing to actually follow the rules for at least a decade before they got a vote on them again.
One of the requirements is a unanimous invitation by the countries already in the EU. Countries that remember the circus it was every time anything had to be approved in the council because of the British government. The chances of UK joining while a single country can still veto decisions is about 0.
Except in this case everyone just got a good look at what’s inside the container, and it’s mostly Nazism.
They are also amazing at generating configuration that’s subtly wrong.
For example, if the bad LLM generated configurations I caught during pull requests reviews are any example, there are plenty of people with less experienced teams running broken kubernetes deployments.
Now, to be fair, inexperienced people would make similar mistakes, but inexperienced people are capable of learning with their mistakes.
Not just food but everything. One of the valid criticisms of USAID is that it’s more a subsidy program for American companies than an international aid program as it will buy American products even when it could be bought or made locally.
The road to the holocaust included selling armbands with the swastika too. But that wasn’t even the point I was making.
I’m going to let you in on a little secret, large companies are not run by shareholders and management, they are run by the workers, even if they don’t realise it.
“Just following orders”
Regulating rounding seems like something that needs to be done with a proper law, not an executive act.
So I’m 99% sure he just stopped production and he and his sycophantic merry band didn’t think about the consequences.
The fact they are still Shopify employees at this point is comment enough.
The main clue is that in reality Trump has no clue about what an atomic symbol is.
Aluminum is going to change its atomic symbol to
Aland the UK - great country, very bad prime minister - is going to name their aluminum “aluminium” to distinguish it from the great high-IQ American metal. I’m suspending the tariffs for 2 years and one and two half days. I’m a biggly stable genius.
You mean the extreme-right party that abused their country’s diplomatic service to meet with neo-nazis is allied with all kind of neo-nazi and neo-fascist parties?
How many hours until he cancels these ones too?
That would be fine and dandy if games weren’t routinely released as a buggy unfinished and unfinishable mess.
I did a quick search, and it seems that the full price of generic version of this inhaler in Germany costs between 30 and 40 euros. With a prescription is either 5 euros or free depending on why it was prescribed.
The problem of the US healthcare is much deeper than just the insurance companies. Every single layer of the system is rotten.
Firefox+U-block Origin works pretty well on mobile
Memory safety at the expense of complicated interfaces is also not a good trade-off, even in terms of security.
Dear fellow cybernaut,
My reasons to write this missive are twofold.
First, and foremost, I want to express my earnest solidarity with you in these trying times, and hope it’s reciprocal.
On the other note, I also want to compliment you on your impeccable taste of writing aesthetics.
Cordially,
Is there a remind me bot on Lemmy? Asking for a friend that might do something financially irresponsibly hilarious at last second if the auction values doesn’t go much higher.