Sceptiksky

u/Sceptique@leminal.space
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My experience is arch is more stable than ubuntu. Broke once in the last 10 years, because of a bug in a package, fixed the system with manual upgrade from live usb in 1h. AUR is not part of the archlinux repositories, it's a community thing with mostly the same security problems every similar package manager has (npm, gems, etc.)

1-1, we did not learn anything except you don't like arch.

My current character is fucked up in his head. A very good guy. But so fucked up. While I am not. So nah. And he's still a humain after all. Funny feathers you have still hihi

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/ukraine · 1 pts · 306d

I don't think he laugth so much when these components cost him between 2 to 10 time the normal price and his funds reserve are lower each day

on Generative crash · c/microblogmemes · 12 pts · 309d

I'm so happy to know world will crumble by LLM corpo bullshit rather than climate change. It looks MUCH more fun.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/france · 11 pts · 311d

"Une mauvaise blague, on n’est pas sur un attentat."

Ah ok c'est pas du terrorisme d'envoyer des grenades par la poste?

In the scenario local good is still worth $100 but given that you refund all good by the amount added by the tariff later, you have $20 refunded (not really $20 as i tried to show previously, but $20 x total_tariff / total_amount_of_good_bought_locally_and_imported, so somewhere between $80 and $100 net for local production and between $100 and $120 for imported good, depending on the ratio import/import+localprod

Ah yeah I see I forgot this part, more bureaucracy and delay might hurt cash flow. Thanks that's a good thinking.

It's just a though experiment, in real life it's not a nice math problem to solve like you said.