If they get away with it, they’ll eventually designate a Mexican cartel as “terrorists” under the same law and use it to arrest and deport anyone of Mexican origin that they want. The same for every other non-white majority country.

He is clearly fairly brown and has a Spanish language tatoo. That was enough to send him away. Those two things are not rarer for Mexicans.

For hardware it is relativly simple, as paying for that is normal. Raspberry Pi is a private company, but produces open source hardware. Probably the way to go, is to force all companies to do so. Right to repair is imho a good starting point.

For software the key seems to be large government or private customers. They do have a lot of money and the system not running costs them a lot. Hiring experts themself is also not always posdible. So buying in service from companies developing open source is an option.

For R&D a lot of that is done by universities and research institutions likr NASA today. That seems to me to be a good solution.

Just to expand on this. Grand Paris, which is Petite Couronne and some other municipalities bordering it, is about as large in areas as Berlin, but with nearly twice the population for example. So we are not talking about some rural or suburban part of the France.

Also it is a general French problem of not adjusting city boundaries for ages. Large French cities rarely have a border with a municipality, which is actually rural.

In Berlin they use a rubber to fill the tracks. The trams are heavy enough to push it down, but it keeps light bicycle wheels from geting stuck.

Can you provide an English translation please?

It has 60kWh of storage and 2kW when folded in and 4kW when not.

Those are send by Trump without any sort of trial. Nothing to do with El Salvador cracking down hard on gangs.

More fossil fuel cuts would hurt Western fossil fuel companies and they are lobbying hard against that. Lets work on making sure they fail.

Canada has high speed trains?

Other protests also get criminalized. The Gaza protests were a classic example, Black Lives Matter in the US also got beaten down hard in some places and there are plenty of other examples. However there are also other things going on. The big fossil fuel companies are mulit national, so if something works in one country they use a similar tactic in others as well. Thats what organizations like the Atlas Network are for.

The next state election in Brandenburg is in 2029, so they are fully in the we do not care period. It is also an EV plant very close to Berlin, so the perfect plant to buy up for some Chinese EV company trying to influence German politics… Not that the Chinese are well known for labour laws, but still.

It is not just the dependency ratio. When your population declines enough, you end up having trouble maintaining all sorts of infrastructure. That is especially bad in rural regions. If your population density falls, that means fewer people have to pay to maintain basically the same length of roads, electricity grid, water system and so forth. Fewer customers leads to shops and restaurants closing. With fewer young people, schools will close making even more young people leave, as it makes raising children that much more difficult. So larger villages and small towns tend to do somewhat fine, but villages end up with pretty much no young people and just die. Even worse with an overall population decline the biggest problems of cities, namely the high cost of housing becomes less of a problem.

It really is not just the dependency ratio, which is a problem. In fact that one is often stable, as old people die.

Holy Roman Empire is the first Reich. That however was a medieval Empire, which was holy, so the pope can fuck off, Roman as in someties doing some Rome Larps and actually an Empire.

This is trying to quickly help with a lack of electricity transnmission. Canada as a country mainly runs of hydro However some provinces ike Alberta have a lot of coal electricity. So being able to transport relativly clean hydro power to replace coal just makes sense.

When you open the community via https://lemmy.ml/c/librewolf you are using the lemmy.ml instance. Since your account is on slrpnk.net you need to open the community using this instance to subscribe. So:

1. Open slrpnk.net
2. Go to “Communities”
3. Search for “librewolf” and make sure you have “ALL” selected
4. Go to the community using the search results
5. Then subscribe

This is about 2024 and Trump was not president back then.

It uses Bing in the backend though.

It is just how it is spelled in French.

The simple solution is to either rewrite or leave those treaties. In fact that is already happening.

The old American playbook was to ally with some local elites and then use media, secret service and economic support to bring them into power. Military force and hardcore sanctions were a tool used, if that did not work.

Russia prefers to use military force to force other countries into doing what they want.

China seems to work mainly with economic pressure, corruption and secret servcie work to set up favroable local elites. Their media game is not as good as the US, but TikTok is a clear sign that they are working on it. So far hard force is pretty rarer.

To me China looks a lot more like the old US playbook. They know the Russian one is not as good, as they saw European Empires collapse by using it.