Mavytan

Interesting to see that you choose to focus so much on the hurt and the pain. All I’m trying to say is that I don’t think the psychological aspect is beneficial for Ukraine, rather the opposite…

If that’s your view of the world, then sure, it makes sense to bomb everything and cause as much death and destruction. I prefer a more positive view of the future though, happier life and all that

Legitimate attacks or not, they will radicalize Russians more and provide fuel for Russia’s propaganda machine in the same way that Russian attacks on Ukrainian schools, apartment complexes, hospitals, etc have stengthened Ukrainian resolve.

Using such attacks to destroy infrastructure, supply lines, etc to reduce Russian effectiveness at the frontlines seems fair enough to me, but using it as a psychological tool to convince Russians that they’re on the wrong side is completely moronic imo and ignores a lot of historic evidence that terror just doesn’t work that way.

They show in the article that Wildberries sells body armor which is clearly in the category of military/dual use. That doesn’t address your point about proportionality though, nor do I think it can be addressed easily without proper data backing up the claims. It’s on Ukraine though to provide that data to make it clear to the world that they’re attacking legitimate targets and not committing war crimes, especially with the deaths of quite a few civilians.

If it’s clunky, then it does not do it well for most users. All features might even work well individually, but the user experience is very important too for less tech-savvy people.

The logical thing to do is to raise the retirement age, especially eith increasing life expectancy. But even suggesting something like this has half of France up in arms…

It seems to have a very different, potentially better feed than lemmy, interesting, might switch

I don’t really understand the difference between the two. Don’t they essentially do the same thing, connect to the same communities, etc? (Apart from some minor details)

A couple of things that come to mind

• advertise, drop the name here and there, especially on reddit because it is so similar in purpose, also share posts from lemmy with friends
• interact with communities you’re interested in, make sure there’s good content or at least comment, especially in smaller, nicr communities
• improve user experience, Lemmy is slow, especially when loading subscriptions, also posts reappear all the time while scrolling
• more casual content, I don’t want to be confronted with all the horrors going on in the world all the time, sometimes I just want to see something funny, apolitical, etc, something chill

I’m not at all familiar with legalese, but wouldn’t ‘non-exclusive’ in that statement mean that you, and others permitted by you, can redistribute the content as you see fit? Meaning that copying and redistributing reddit content doesn’t necessarily violate reddit’s terms of service but does violate the user’s copyright?

And battery tech

Probably not unless everyone has some radio device that can send as well as receive.

I stand corrected on my assumptions about commuting distances in North America.

It would be interesting to see what happens if Dacia tries to establish itself there

Looks like a little, simple car that’s great for city use. The range isn’t too bad for day to day use. It’s probably only a viable option in European cities though

I don’t get how you come to that conclusion. If you properly read the article you would have seen that the €30k limit is for a subsidy/emission reduction scheme by a governmental organization in Italy bringing the car prize down to €3900. That’s far from pushing the people into debt…

I don’t know what typical ranges are for given kWh, but it’s probably worth noting that it’s quite a lightweight car and that number is for city use, i.e. low speed

You might be right that the usa has the military means to conquer Greenland, but Europe has the means to make it not worth it

I’m assuming the same until shown otherwise with sufficient sources

Sources? That’s a lot of claims without anything backing it up

Could you elaborate on the complete control over EU parliament appointees?