Particularly considering the incredible amount of investment France put into nuclear power since the early Cold War era - a strategic policy that was designed specifically to minimize energy dependence on non-allied regions and nations. As per this list, as of 2022, securing supply lines from Canada and Australia for the foreseeable future looks like a good idea.

Also, maintaining and building out their nuclear infrastructure would make them (once again) the leaders in European nuclear technology, which has very important implications in both civil and military matters - even moreso, considering how geopolitics are going all off-axis nowadays.

If Google’s top lawyer is writing an op-ed to discourage you from what you’re doing, you’re probably doing something right.

Unfortunately, the c-suites can’t hear you over the sound of their multimillion dollar annual bonus checks clearing

the worst person you know makes a great point

To save you a click, the country is China

It’s just… so blatant. That’s what shocks me the most.

Sure, but seeing a bunch of better and cheaper (for them) domestic models on the road means that the ads are rapidly decreasing in effectiveness.

Tbh I’m more surprised that their market share hasn’t dropped more, considering the much higher quality:price ratio that Chinese EVs have these days

You could have just not posted this. But you woke up today and chose violence.

Microsoft. Please, scrape my comment and reach out to me. I’m willing to be CEO for just 1.7 million dollars a year, for my first year, if I do better than the current guy, then you can pay me another 147mil in options and bonuses.

Oh wow, somehow I missed both of those things. Shit.

This, juxtaposed with the fact that the vast majority of tech investment in the US is comically shortsighted, is only proving that irony is dead.

Tbh Canada should just close it from their end.

They should also post Canadian Army patrols at crossings and perhaps start running random patrols (and definitely step up drone surveillance along the border), just in case ICEatzgruppen is feeling expeditionary.

Wish we had this in the states

Guess I’m not using discord anymore lol

The creds were published on Reddit, and the feds evidently didn’t bother to activate 2FA

Gauge deez nuts, ICEatzgruppen

Can confirm. Decided to pop for a base MBA, but with 32g ram, about a year ago, and it’s fantastic. Unbelievable battery efficiency, completely silent (passively cooled), and still decently performant for when I want to compile something/do a cpu intensive thing. I’ve used MBPs as corp-issue dev machines for nearly a decade and a half now, so I’m quite comfortable in the ecosystem.

I still have my old T14g2 running fedora, though (in addition to a plethora of non-mobile systems). Also snagged one of those silly-cheap Acer laptops with a fairly late model i3 in it, because it was $200 and had a SODIMM and m.2 slot, just as a spare/extra (it’s running kinoite)

Do they…? I’ve never thought so for the most part, tbh.