What I said was literally from the article. This is about an association of governors, not parliament.
Also, I’m assuming you’re talking about Sanseito, which does not have a majority. The recent election just gave them more seats (which isn’t great obviously, but is very different from them controlling parliament). Note that when I say “more seats,” I mean it went from 1 to like 15 or something out of 250 or so.
I mean they’re sorta trying to do that. They’re calling for effectively more immigration and listening to younger people and women rather than just having a bunch of old dudes decide everything. They’ve kinda got a lot of problems that have piled up though (economy, work culture, shrinking rural communities, etc.).
Tbh kinda explains why they use Brave
Given that most of the people I know who go to (or went to) what you’d call moderate churches also voted for Trump, I’d say your view is at best flawed.
I haven’t really checked since I’ve never needed to, but I imagine there’s a way to report that they’ve harassed you, which presumably would be worse for them.
Shenzhen is huge and has an absurd amount of tech companies, so this doesn’t really surprise me.
I don’t know anything about this product, but if the data is just on an SD card attached to the doorbell, couldn’t someone just steal the SD card? Like, this is why offsite storage for cameras is useful.
Truly so shocked. Anyway, pretty obvious since the biggest reason these companies refuse to even release the server component (as opposed to making the game playable offline) is that they can then either “remaster” the game and release it again in like a decade or just release it again with maybe a couple features added and call it v2.0.
Their dignity seems a bit fragile. Might want to work on that.
I like how no one actually reads the article that’s posted.