I’m hoping for regime change in any of those countries, but sad for the people dying. The girl school explosion is heart-rending. I feel for the parents.

Yea it seems like a lot! But I assume it would be for communities that are already in the desert, they’re manageing with water, but barely, and one or two of these machines would help rounding things.

Considering the amount of water it produces, I imagine it would be a community rather than an individual that buys it.

I commend you for doing your part.

The control of media and of communication by the wealthy is mainly a threat to society.

It’s not like eating junk food where you’re only harming yourself.

We’re all threatened by people being ignorant and propagandized.

Now, what you can do, there are many things. Talk to your neighbors, involve yourself in your community, get people to come on the Fediverse, demonstrate, etc.

Cool but don’t you guys have machines for this?

Asking from Montréal — we might just be more sophisticated with snow removal because of our reality.

There are advantages and issues with both high and low population, but the most pressing issue is that when population decreases, it puts a strain on working people because there’s a higher share of the population that is retired.

Remigration!

You’re optimistic.

Thanks, I appreciate the tips.

Yea, fully agree with that.

But until then, don’t leave your children on their own.

Now that you say that… I do agree. But at the same time, I wouldn’t want my daughter to be exposed to gross misoginy in the first place. That kind of thing affects someone deeply, especially teenagers, I think. I wouldn’t want my son to be exposed to it either. Not sure what to do. I’m relieved they are far from reaching that age, yet I’m aware that time will come.

Because it’s easier to monitor your children’s use of the internet than to remove dumb men, hateful men, and bots from the internet?

What’s the business model of the repair shop in that situation?

I used to look up to the Czech Republic as one of the most atheist countries. It’s quite sad to see what’s happening now.

I was wondering if it was really the software I was using for World of Warcraft in the 2000s.

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Announce increase on tariffs each year, so that european companies have time and ability to adapt. This also applies continuous pressure on the US.

I think he’s arguing that not using the most advanced technologies (eg. what Google and Microsoft offer) would be detrimental to worker productivity in the EU.

Of course, in reality, if all those countries start investing in FOSS, they could easily replace the Office suit, SharePoint, the Power platform, etc. I know several programmers who’d gladly devote their time to FOSS full-time if they could. I’ve even met one who simply refuses to work to create anything proprietary.