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On the road. No time for finding the perfect example. Take that as evidence of absence if you want.

Microlino, Fiat panda grande, Renault 5, Citroën Ami and others. The smaller and more affordable versions are getting there.

Aren't you guys inching closer to be an American colony?

https://lemmy.world/comment/11884455

https://lemmy.world/comment/13088061

https://lemmy.world/post/2249362

https://lemmy.world/comment/8375466

Asking for such evidence is a classic manipulation technique of conservatives and will be discarded as untrue anyway the moment it's delivered.

comments like this one imply those people thought Palestine would be saved by not voting for Dems

Reps calling him genocide Joe was indeed implying this

In every civilization there comes a time where the interests of the elite grilled too far apart from the interests of the common people. Some kind of correction becomes inevitable. The way this correction plays out and who wins is another matter. But it looks like in the coming decades, maybe centuries, a new to type of economic model gets worked out, based on sustainability first, or very soon new tech is survived that allowed further line going up without destroying the planet. But living through a pivot in history is always a stressful affair.

38% of the population as user. 20% daily active users. The classic way to grow is to squeeze the users and advertisers more and more with fees, subscriptions, tiers, ... I guess the exodus at X has them spooked of what could happen if they continue with that plan, so they're trying this AI thing.

eternally unfinished-but-really-close! full self-driving

Promised by next year since 2013

Promising self driving next year since 2013

There your go

Meta is probably screwed already. Their user base is not growing as before, maybe shrinking in some markets, and they need the padding to cover it up.

So the country is now a dogecracy or is it still aan oligarchy? Does this count as a coup?

When the ship suddenly goes ka ... me ... HA ... ME

just flailing wildly to make it look like they’re addressing a problem they have no idea how to solve.

Yeah, rumor goes this started because the FAA had issues with Starship blowing up and raining debris, and Musk deciding to teach them a lesson.

That's their idea. BRICS know they can't beat USA in a straight on fight. But using a different economic model, set up alternative trade, USA can be made irrelevant in the long. USA really likes to play for short term gains, what is a weakness that can be exploited, especially with a "it hurt itself in its confusion" leader.

Qu'ils mangent de la brioche!

Probably. There is no user growth anymore at facebook and what's happening at X shows the network effect can work in reverse. As soon as a certain amount of (high profile) people leave, a lot of their followers go with them, what triggers others to pack up and it's downhill from there.

Opponents point out that encryption backdoors might not significantly improve law enforcement’s

There have been cases where police was granted access to the data, but the crimes it was supposed to stop just continued. Not enough personnel, equipment, too difficult or some excuse like that. But if you don't have enough resources to use the data in a meaningful way, why grant access?

That brings us to the next part, abuse of that data. There have been cases where the access to the data is used to go after organisers of legal protest against environment or labor. Going after certain political parties to harass them, usually left wing, also happens. And there have been cases of police using their access to stalk an ex.

It doesn't seem to be a net positive.