Hopefully we will finally see sustainable and seasonal fruits and vegetables be more affordable than greenhouse produce stuffed with artificial substances.

Non proprio. Piuttosto direi che Italia sia l’unico paese nel mondo dove il cameriere deride i clienti se chiedono qualcosa che non è conforme alla tradizione locale.

Boycott Italy and Germany, at least the fascists in their governments

Non può essere.

Tra poco ci vorresti dire che la pasta è fast food… Ma non eravamo nel paese di slow food?

There were many of these in Bulgaria when I was still at school, but not for such a short period.

The thing is that in Bulgaria current “pro-EU” politicians (think Borisov and Peevski) are so directly dependent on Putin, that anyone who is just friendly with him looks already better. I know it is a superficial observation, but this is the vote of superficial people. As a president, Radev had plenty of opportunities to substantiate his anti-corruption rethoric, and he missed them. It makes little difference whether he did it out of bad intention or inability (which is often claimed, but hard to confirm).

I don’t care if it’s piefed, as long it is threadiverse. Which ones do have them already?

That’s amazing news and a great achievement.

I don’t want to use swearwords. I hope I’m allowed not to in this freedom you’re telling me about.

Certainly taking back control of own infrastructure and developing in-house expertise, while saving thousands on unused cloud resources contributes to economic growth.

Since when chips are measured in euros and not in nanometres? Or is it just the press release that cares more about “fund utilisation” then actual achievement of the technology?

What’s wrong with Sony being Japanese, other than being one of the greatest brands in history?

I guess it’s quite probable their tradition and culture don’t value opens source so much

China is a joke here. But it’s not representative.

More than obvious that they’d rather allow Ukrainians than rednecks in.

https://www.politico.eu/article/meet-first-academic-refugees-fleeing-us-france-science-program/

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-00362-w

How I miss the “do one thing and do it well” attitude in commercial services. Why do they have to convert any nice product into a s.itshow? It can’t be that investors want good services to become worse…

From how you describe your context (similar to mine), you don’t seem to need to backup images. Few local images mean little impact of possible failures.

We would have to make it sustainable eventually, since it’s the only practical way for passengers to travel between americas/australia/afroeurasia. I guess something hydrogen-based is the most likely candidate for reducing the carbon impact.

Hoovering and hydrofoils have been under-explored, but yes, speed is necessary for long-distance travel.

Defining “green” as energy consumption is quite exotic. More commonly it has to do with resource (carbon and others) footprint.