I was showing an intern how to install a software the intern needed. The computer setup was a laptop with two external monitors. After we installed the software from one of the external monitors, the intern asked “so will this install the software in the other screen?” I was flabbergasted.
Here’s the thing about resource based export bans: prices will go up and as a result new producers/mines will enter the market. In time, new alternatives will be found, cost of production will go down, and china will loose its comparative advantage permanently.
Makes sense. They're right next to Russia and don't yet have the kuxry of NATO protection. It's one thing to seek NATO membership and another thing to actively arm Ukraine against Russia.
I was showing an intern how to install a software the intern needed. The computer setup was a laptop with two external monitors. After we installed the software from one of the external monitors, the intern asked “so will this install the software in the other screen?” I was flabbergasted.
Here’s the thing about resource based export bans: prices will go up and as a result new producers/mines will enter the market. In time, new alternatives will be found, cost of production will go down, and china will loose its comparative advantage permanently.
Oh shit! So the current Threads is just a revival for Meta to try and capitalize on Twitter’s enshitification?
Thanks! Blocking from the web interface did the trick.
Ahhh thank you
I was just on Lemmy about 6 hours ago and there were no bean memes. Is this a recent trend?
Makes sense. They're right next to Russia and don't yet have the kuxry of NATO protection. It's one thing to seek NATO membership and another thing to actively arm Ukraine against Russia.