I guess irony was in the air..
No more climate change! Only the stop on war in Ukraine is missing now
That stinks...
Scyte is 90€ but if I printed it all at home (printer+3d printer) it would probably be 20€. A rough version of it, sure, but 20€.
Make it serial in a factory.
With his embarrassing hysterical laugh
Can you track it on www.vesselfinder.com ?
It would be nice to have all wars related movements live on a map.
Unless people will listen to the entire history and others will follow
Who's gonna benefit from all this extra taxes? Public services will sky rocket in 2025!
If Europeans counterparts to Google, ms and apple existed, yes. They need to be offered companies, which can rely on open source in the end, not just "open source" as an alternative, which is often a mantra here: they understand nothing about tech!
Bye bye wonderful greek coasts...
Unless someone tries to stop them just like Trumpet did when he tried to stop the building of an off shore wind farm in front of his resort in Scotland...
US people will start to buy Chinese shitty products with dirty cheap prices now. Or find under the paper ways to get their products.
Check wickeditor and the bee animation tutorial, it will make your life easier
Nessuno può leggere la mente di Vladimir Putin. Ma possiamo leggere il libro che predice la politica estera imperialista del leader russo. Il romanzo utopico del 2006 di Mikhail Yuriev, The Third Empire: Russia as It Ought to Be , anticipa, con sorprendente precisione, la strategia di guerra ibrida della Russia e le sue recenti campagne militari: la guerra del 2008 con la Georgia, l'annessione della Crimea del 2014, l'incursione nelle regioni di Donetsk e Luhansk nello stesso anno e l'attuale assalto della Russia all'Ucraina.
Una pubblicazione russa lo ha descritto come "il libro preferito del Cremlino".
Manca solo misskey all'appello. Davvero un bel rostro che può far breccia. Ci fosse qualcosa anche per Lemmy+Mbin+Piefed ...
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Terre rare e non solo: ecco che cosa c’è davvero nel ricco sottosuolo dell’Ucraina
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I find board games simply overpriced, they're mostly paper and plastic, and r&d is now much reduced, since 90% of new games simply a mix of already published games with nicer drawings.