Nope.
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The thing is, the other countries can either not follow it or reinstate the same terms as retaliation!
That's indeed what happens in a trade war. In the end it comes down to relative power (in)balance: who needs whom the most.
That'll be up to the US's interpretation of it's own laws.
The tech part is made in the US: those companies have very little engineers outside of the US, were founded in US, have HQ in US, ... so they could argue it's US tech.
The software is ran outside the US, too. That's the extend to which it isn't.
Is Stephen King a US writer if his books are also printed elsewhere, would be an analogy.
Insecure
Today?
I'm happy to stay in my weird little corner.
Liquified natural gas.
Tech like apple, microsoft, youtube, netflix, aws, gcp, cloudflare, akamai, ...
No one has ever seen the inside of a brick
Plenty of reasons for someone to want to start over completely. I would've liked that to still be possible.
Everyone on lemmy is always in disagreement.
All online fora end up an echo chamber. Just visit more that one to keep yourself aware of the different biases.
On lemmy there's quite a bit of "I studied the sword" type communists yeah. It's funny how serious they take themselves :)
Maybe add nostr to your roster.
When you've got too many precious juwelery, you need a silver hand to display them all :)
A reliquary is a container for displaying precious relics
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetogen is a more promising technology in my opinion. It also does not require high pressures or temperatures, has been proven to scale to tons of co2, and uses much less energy than this paper.
This paper has the advantage of not needing a high concentration of co2 in the air. But on the other hand, such sources are readily available as a by-product of industry.