Posts from lemmy.dbzer0.com

Happened to me when I saw a book on the US site, I wasn’t able to see all reviews, but there was a button to sort-of “apply” to get approved for seeing all of them.

What can be said is that the Times’ silence mirrors that of Democratic leaders in Congress, who also barely let out a peep during this period. For their part, it is clear that they aimed to conceal their support for the war from their base, who overwhelmingly oppose it. Within that dynamic, congressional Democrats waited until after the war began to propose a war powers resolution—demonstrating their issues, if any, were about process, not substance.

Not like that matters anyway, since no one is there to enforces them. 🙄

A look into Apple ties with the genocidal Zionist entity: using Apple Maps for erasing Lebanon, research and development centers, technology acquisitions…

Every single government will always choose profit over the health and safety of its own citizens. Chemical terrorism is okay if it brings in money.

Every single government will always choose profit over the health and safety of its own citizens. Chemical terrorism is okay if it brings in money.

Apparently Jeff Keane is a 40k fan.

seen over i10 in florida can you believe this they want to control us and take away our freedom

Edit: This seems to have attracted a few eco-fashs :/

Mass drone warfare is a rising security threat for Europe, prompting significant investments in drone and missile stocks by countries like France, Germany, and Poland. The EU faces challenges in scaling up drone production to meet battlefield demands and counter external threats, leading to strategic dependencies on suppliers like the US and China. To address this, the EU is investing in counter-drone systems, leveraging partnerships like the Drone Alliance with Ukraine, and implementing initiatives to boost domestic drone production and innovation.

A study by the Future of Technology Institute found that most European countries rely on US cloud services for national defence, putting them at risk of a “kill switch” that could shut down services. The study identified 16 high-risk countries and seven medium-risk countries, with Austria being the only one to shift away from US providers. While US companies offer “sovereign” cloud options within Europe, the study argues these are insufficient to mitigate the risk of sanctions.

[Former Forward reporter Larry Cohler-Esses] was hopeful that coverage of the synagogue’s destruction in Israeli press had the “potential to make Jewish readers of Jewish media outlets go, ‘Oh, they have synagogues there.’” But with the underplaying of the story in US media, it’s a missed teachable moment for news consumers generally.

California lawmakers passed legislation in 2017 agreeing to cover up to $270 million of losses related to the Olympic Games after L.A. covers the first $270 million should a deficit occur. That legislation directed the governor to execute a contract solidifying the state’s commitment.

California lawmakers passed legislation in 2017 agreeing to cover up to $270 million of losses related to the Olympic Games after L.A. covers the first $270 million should a deficit occur. That legislation directed the governor to execute a contract solidifying the state’s commitment.