Just what I think is better understanding of the economy and transportation than before. I also work in automotive.

Oh, not sarcastic. I’ll just say that I no longer believe this hypothesis. :D

We’re so deep in the sarcastic hole that I can’t tell if this is sarcasm or not. 😅

Trying not to fall for it on a moral and idealist level isn’t enough. The far-right groups are gaining momentum because they’re offering more prosperity to the people of their respective countries than the status quo. The foreign funding provides fuel to their ability to operate but their promise is what gets them real numbers. This promise is not going to be fulfilled long term since it doesn’t address the real problems. But that won’t stop people from trying it. There’s a very real possibility that their message will still gain overwhelming support even if the foreign funding is cut (which should absolutely be cut). People are entirely capable of funding popular political movements themselves. Not to mention domestic corporate interests coming onboard. This is why I think the real medicine is a material alternative for increased prosperity beyond the status quo. Increasing the retirement age to pay for tax cuts in the age of automation is the opposite of that.

But the European right has prior art in the domain. Surely they know their histor… Oh. 😂

We need to do something about it. How about self-driving cars? /s

This is why we don’t build rail in North America! /s

You can move your mouse over them. 😆

Well they finally delivered a decent camera. That’s what made me buy one. It’s a step down from a Pixel 8 Pro but not a huge one.

A Perplexity knockoff?

If a power user, perhaps. But for a good UX enjoyers:

$ bluetoothctl devices

$ bluetoothctl

$ virt-manager

This is the kind of thing I’ve been waiting for. Looks brand new. Is there anything more mature or this is the first of its kind?

Can’t vaccinate my ZFS pool against it…

Apparently owned by PEPSI 🤭

Shush

I paid 1K for a Whirlpool 6620.

Another symptom of the collapse of the model

An international airport without fuel for weeks is an exceptional and very uncommon situation in countries with functioning economies. In the case of Cuba, this adds to a context marked by daily blackouts, rampant inflation, shortages of food and medicine, a standstill in tourism, and mass emigration. The inability to guarantee fuel for civil aviation not only jeopardizes the country’s connectivity with the outside world, but also highlights the logistical collapse of a model incapable of sustaining basic strategic services. While the regime insists on blaming external factors, the facts demonstrate a deep crisis that is already isolating Cuba, even by air.

There’s also this gem of a paragraph.

44TB (SMR)