Not if it’s cheaper than European food. There will always be people who need to save money and cheap US rubbish would be very welcome to them. They wouldn’t know about the effects on their body for decades - probably they wouldn’t even suspect US food. Just look at what US fast-food is doing to the continent.
Europe is in danger if allows more cheap US crap in to the market.
Glad to know Greece is focusing on the important things. The rest of their country is doing swimmingly 👌
The moths approve of this
The black dude escaped? Where to?
Thank you for sharing. This is the kind of news that brightens my day. You see @[email protected] , this is how it’s done.
Germany, as regressive as ever.
Weak.
If I’m late for paying anything to government, much less than amount of the research budget of the EU, I have to pay extra for missing the date. These fucks get a “we’ll review if you tried to pay”. The fuck?
Which alliance is it? I only found https://stop-f-35.ch/ but that seems to have been handed in in 2022… Which petition are they talking about?
@[email protected] thank you for doing what’s good for Europe. Please use LibreOffice, Nextcloud, and other great opensource software instead of the US services.
A duopoly isn’t good. I do hope there will be other manufacturers that bring more competition. Brazil and China are the most likely contenders.
They should be able to give birth no problem then.
“AOSP isn’t dead, but Google just landed a huge blow to custom ROM developers for Pixel devices”
FTFY
The news is about pixel phones. Somehow this article manages to paint pixel phones as the only android devices that matter.
And of course Malus paints itself as the victim. Boohoo, you need to follow rules.
Does Malus also finally need to get rid of their stupid rule that apps on alternative app stores still require Malus’ approval?
Once the water is poisoned, the air unbreathable, all movement surveilled, and the “others” banned, will the UK’s people vote for the Greens?
They won’t
Exposing how centralised bluesky is, once again.
Isn’t the problem with Netflix that nobody can count on a second season no matter how well the first season does? So many good shows have been cancelled after the first season because Netflix doesn’t collect data correctly. And it’s now a self-repeating cycle:
I didn’t notice I was doing it too until an article popped up (Forbes wasn’t the first) and it clicked: I wait for at least 2 seasons and an announcement of a third before watching a Netflix series, otherwise it’s just a waste of time. Evidently, others do it too.