Everything had a hard time after the impact and we shouldn't be trying to replicate that

The soil in the greenhouses where enrichment is used may have less lead in it, because it's usually only used for cannabis and that is generally grown in containers when in greenhouses.

Most Russians seem to be poor AF so I'm not sure being on the dole is that helpful

That and Prescott Bush knowingly running a company that sent money to Hitler and being allowed to keep the profits after the war.

The smartest thing for him to do is head out to a heavily white supremacist country that he's sucked up to in the past. Russia is still a good bet.

Now do America.

I don't blame the average Russian for Putin invading Ukraine any more than I blame myself for Trump attacking Venezuela. Or any of the literally dozens of other outright illegal or just obviously bullshit things the US has done during my lifetime.

Hell, their forces aren't even up to taking Ukraine, they've had to bring in mercs from afar.

You still think that you have to have a monopoly, absolute or otherwise, to violate antitrust law?

It's too bad they are so terrible at it. What they shit out is usually wrong, and the citation links almost never are an actual citation.

What it does is make your statement false and reveal your ignorance.

ACKTUALLY they are far from the only offenders.

Companies like GoDaddy got up off their asses and sold domains as they were permitted to do. They aren't required to do any diligence beyond recording ostensible contact information which they aren't required to verify.

Agreed. What's needed is a way to do essentially the same thing as AJAX without any client JS. There would be more latency with the processing happening on the server side, but that's an acceptable tradeoff for many purposes where it doesn't matter much.

No, they're going to sell it to the highest bidder. You're going to need a tune-up on your translation software, Ivan.

From the fine summary:

The prototype, completed in early 2025 by former ASML engineers who reverse-engineered the Dutch company's machines, is operational and generating EUV light, though it has not yet produced working chips. The effort is part of a six-year secret government initiative

This is a prototype, not a complete product. It's the result of a 6-year program, not 1. They have not produced any working chips. Your prediction was bad and your reading comprehension is bad and you should feel bad.

Yes, but not because China has caught up technologically, because they have not done so and are still years to decades away. The USA is waning but the west is not. It's a lot easier to find out what was done than how to do it with espionage.

(Why espionage? Compare "reverse-engineered" to "engineered".)