It’s a good start that hopefully stabilizes the grid and keeps energy prices from exploding too much.

It might look bad on your cv to leave a job so soon after starting, it might also require leaving their current job, so even if leaving the job is easy, it could still be a bad decision

People absolutely used the Concorde to arrive four hours sooner. It’s short flight time made it possible for bussiness execs to have meetings on the other side of the ocean and be back home on the same day back when video calls weren’t an option yet.

I think you’re not understanding the point I’m making which is that it’s up to Ukraine to show that there indeed is a difference between the two cases. If only a few shelves in the warehouse are for potential military use then it might come awefully close to the nuking Moscow example. If half the warehouse is for military use, it’s obviously a valid target.

Again, αfaik it’s currently unclear how close reality is to either of those extremes and it’s up to Ukraine to elaborate on that.

I’m not familiar with how unions work in the USA. Why does a union need to he recognized by a company? Just to have a formal communication pathway or is there more to it?

I would generalize it a bit more to include likeliness of being used, but generally I agree with you.

That’s not how proportionality works. Following your reasoning, it would be fine to use a nuke on Moscow to take out Putin and the millions of deaths would be an acceptable side effect…

That stuff being sold on their website doesn’t answer the proportionality question imo. Is it a significant of their business or does it supply a significant portion of the military demand?

The argument of whether it’s needed or not for civilian use is pointless. There are private individuals in the USA and UK who own whole ass main battle tanks just for the fun of it. There are enough people out there who want to buy the real combat thing for that reason…

I find it quite suprising that Ukraine hasn’t managed to present quantitative proof that the attacks on civilian warehouses are justified from a purely military perspective. It can’t be that hard to show that say 1+% of the products fall in the military/dual use category, right?

Sure thing, I don’t care much about the specific screw type, just that it’s a type that’s commonly available so you don’t need a unique screwdriver for each device you own.

The way I read that title: Apple and Samsung stopped innovating, now sales aren’t growing, so it’s time for enshittification.

Not bad by the standards of modern phones, but hopefully not good enough for the new EU standards. Imo adhesives should only be used if they’re replaceable or reusable and the screws should be limited to philips and flatheads.

Super easy to repair by certified repair shops or easy to repair by people at home with minimal tool requirements?

Immediately put things away once you’re done with them, otherwise they start piling up.

In shared spaces when you’re cleaning up/tidying/whatever, do one more thing than just your own things, no less, but also no more than that. Everybody forgets to do some of the shit they’re supposed to deal with sometimes so it’s probably your own crap anyways or compensates for that, but don’t go clean up everything that others leave out/unfinished or you risk becoming the person who’s always cleaning up after others.

Unfortunately true, this would be a case at the center of public and political attention though

Knowingly mismanaging a company’s finances to the point that it goes bankrupt, as would be the case here, is a fairly straightforward path to personally being held accountable afaik.

Not sure he can

Ooh, I like that one, not harmful, but a clear giveaway

Any suggestions for something I could hide in my emails for those recipients who choose to use AI negligently?

Those are the official numbers and those are the numbers inflated by military spending. The Russian economy is having a rough time huh

Of course they are, it’s the only direction left where they haven’t started a full on invasion yet…