don't hate the player, hate the game
jlh
The US's Inflation Reduction Act was a pretty egregious case of state aid for EV cars, true.
Jesus christ. Not only are politicians refusing to hold Netanyahu's regime accountable, but they're also blocking bureaucrats from following any safeguards we have that would have held Netanyahu's regime accountable.
It would have been so easy to have our backchannels tell Netanyahu that bombing humanitarian trucks is a red line, without any political backlash, but we went out of our way to allow Netanyahu and the IDF to keep doing it.
Weirdly editorialized article with AI images when you could just link their Reuters source.
- EV cars pollute more than public transportation and therefore should not be cheaper than public transportation
- China engages in unfair state subsidies for their EV market, while the EU does not. (See Northvolt)
Ah, fair enough. I seem to have misrembered nifty 50 lenses as being specifically for portraits.
My point was that war crimes committed by insurgents doesn't invalidate war crimes committed by a corrupt right-wing strongman and his fascist thugs.
I have a bunker under my apartment building in Sweden. In some rougher neighborhoods, these bunkers are used by gangs to store ak47s. It's tough to take Israel's word that every airstrike on a home or a hospital has blown up a "hamas command center", especially considering that many of these airstrikes have been ordered by an AI.
Israel/Palestine, a magical land where access to PGMs determines whether or not a military is guilty of war crimes.
Is it not insane how we have seen repeated war crimes from both parties for nearly an entire year, and here we are talking about whether you could avoid hitting a hospital if you had precision guided munitions?
Medic in TF2 is a pure healer. The only time their weapons come out is if they get separated or get surprised by a spy. In high-level play, basically never.
Strange technical writing in this review, and a misleading headline. The phone has a 35mm equivalent focal length lens, it doesn't have a "35mm" full-frame sensor.
A 35mm primary lens is unusual for phone cameras, as usually the primary lens is a wide-angle lens, but 35mm is still quite wide. It isn't very different from the iPhone's focal length eqv of 26mm.
In terms of using it as a zoom lens, typically portraits are taken with 50mm lenses, and the iPhone's "telephoto" lens is 77mm, so 35mm isn't very narrow, either.
Also, Nubia seems to be a brand from ZTE. It sounds like a Nokia ripoff, and aren't ZTE banned in the US? Is this phone the result of the CCP dodging trade restrictions? That seems more interesting than a slightly narrower camera lens.
This is literally what the bad guys do in Russian propaganda films
https://youtu.be/ndd0BlDm0SQ?feature=shared&t=560
Russia is fully leaning into their war crimes now
"what"?
also when did the government start subsidizing wetlands bulldozing