

It’s now a monument to how things used to be
It’s now a monument to how things used to be
There’s also a certain pendulum swinging effect. From the prude 1950s to the free love of the late ‘60s, the movies of the 1970s were a lot less prude than the 2000s are. It might take another generation growing up in this environment for them to rebel again and we’ll have another summer of love, somewhere in the 2050s
Yes they were afraid of reciprocal tariffs from china, but also many Tesla’s sold in Europe are actually made in Shanghai, the Berlin factory only makes high end model Y’s.
It’s like an arms race, would be good if no-one did it, would be bad if China got there first.
There’s a whole ecosystem of listener-supported podcasts using the “value for value” model popularized by “the Podfather” Adam Curry. You can find most of them on podcastindex.org or through a supported app like Podverse or Fountain.
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This comment is suspicious to me. It’s been companies like Apple that have pioneered using Chinese labor to increase their profits. Moving jobs to the USA won’t help make them any richer. It makes economic sense but not strategic sense
This is so amazing, I never got this (wine and emulation stack) to work on Mac!
Extreme focus on sports, wearing sportswear (both men and women do this), always “exercising”, mentioning calories on a menu card (a Caesar salad contains 1200 calories!).
Not even a joke in there, this is just how it is
An Alpine radio and phone dock meant I was streaming podcasts way before it was cool.
The original Matrix movie
This was a transitional stage, HarmonyOS Next is running a fully different kernel and runtime