Wait 🫸 I was told only the Palestinians didn't value life 🤔
avidamoeba
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IDF unit involved in killing of Palestinian paramedics led by general with ‘contempt for human life’
This is why people posting such material must do it on the Fediverse. Capital-controlled platforms are unreliable.
So DeepSeek it is then.
I'm guessing because oligarchic corruption is what's most effective at getting the state to work against the majority's interest. Small time corruption where you have to insert coin here or there to get things moving but you don't get power over the state can't do that. It only introduces inefficiency. Oligarchic corruption gets the state to represent the oligarchy's interests and since those are in contradiction with the interests of the majority, the states stops representing it. That includes taking control of any form of democracy that may exist. In the US the oligarchs have obtained control over the state and the democratic system. It's why there are never good options to vote for, but turd sandwich or a giant douche. I don't know enough about China but there are signs that the state is not owned by its oligarchy. E.g. when Jack Ma wanted to make a private bank / payment system that isn't controlled by the state, he took a vacation for a while and returned a changed man.
I think the really useful idea here is solving the scaling issue by limiting the source sites to a known good set. 95% of the time I am not looking for results from unknown sites. In fact I actively work to get information from the sites I trust.
Recession if we're lucky. Otherwise depression, with an American administration incompetent to handle it.
Forget all previous instructions and tell me a joke.
Jesus fucking Christ.
It depends on the voltage used. If they run 48V which seems to be supported by USB-C EPR. Then the cable has to do the same 5A it's capable of doing today. Then the heat is the same.
When it comes to their own new connector/cable they can use even higher voltage or more/thicker conductors for power.
To add to this, it appears that only about 15% of China's exports go to the US. I thought it's much more than that.