The thing is, we're not trying to be self-sufficient. There's a whole world out there willing tohave healthy trade and strategic relations with Europe. We just struck deals with Australia, India and Mercosur. We're just cutting off the US since it's behaving like a hostile power, the rest of the world is welcome.
I'm sure the shareholders will be alright.
Good luck paving your own roads then.
Compete until Amazon decides to enter your business sector, then you go bust or get bought.
Nobody assumes the CIA doesn't have an agenda, but it's still a well researched publication with lots of data that simply cannot be found elsewhere. Of course legitimate researchers should't use it acritically, but that's a different discourse.
Hosting it elsewhere is not really useful if nobody with the means of the CIA will bother to update it anymore.
Also, ask yourself why it was removed in the first place.
You might not have used it directly, but I'm willing to bet many publications you trust did.
Straight from the dictatorship handbook.
...forget about going to Mars, America!
"babies"
Tech giants took huge risks with AI, money's not coming back, and now they scramble to monetize any last bit of value they have left.
Dude take a breath.
The problem was that Apple was locking out any alternative store from their devices. Steam isn't doing that on any device.
That's just you projecting.
It's a very fast centrifuge. It's undoubtedly useful for material testing, but calling it a "gravity machine" means that any device capable of constant acceleration is a "gravity machine".
Do you suffer painful recrimination? -- Nancy Boxer, "Structured Programming with Come-froms"
