I see, Samsung is mentioned in that article. Like I said, I think that is obviously bad, but it's probably not as bad as somebody dying.
I guess it's because many young adults move far away from home to get jobs in cities.
In the past young adults probably would have stayed living near their family, so they could see them easily.
Do you have a reputable source showing that Samsung phones, for example, are made with slave labour?
If they are then that would obviously be very bad, although I'm not sure it's as bad as somebody dying (like in OP's dilemma).
Brexit may have made life more difficult for many British people, but hey, at least the passports are blue now.
(In case you don't know, British passports were dark red when we were in the EU - in keeping with other EU passports - and when Britain left the EU, the government decided to make passports blue like they were in the olden days, because they thought this would appeal to boomers)
Ethernet is obviously better but running ethernet around your home can be a pain in the arse
I miss Maplin, I still use stuff I bought from there
I'm not sure if he's claiming that Brexit is the reason for EU troubles, but I dunno because I haven't listened to the full interview (which is here, but I think you need to be in the UK to listen to it)
Maybe he's referring to the political troubles in Germany and France - the governments of both countries have collapsed recently
Former deputy PM suggests European Union must change or risk falling apart
Clegg said:
>My own view... is that the United Kingdom will have to sort of architect a sort of rapprochement, or re-entry into the European Union in one shape or form
Do you agree with him?
Great post. Happy Holidays You Bastard by blink-182 is a classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KYOAw47O-I
I'm not saying you do. I don't use Twitter anymore. What I was trying to say is that I find the state of the world worrying.
I looked a Bluesky but I noticed a lot of MAGA people trolling in the comments. Maybe they can be hidden with account settings probably but I haven't looked into that.
Sure. Maybe it's worrying though that social media is splitting on ideological lines. This didn't really used to be the case. Twitter was intended for everybody, so was Facebook, etc.
Maybe the divisions in western societies are becoming sharper and more bitter. That's probably not a good thing.
Can't I get a return trip? It's going to be annoying to get a train or plane to take me home.
Someone could create an instance if they wanted right? The code is on GitHub
Maybe there's more to it though, I dunno.
People thought the first Trump presidency was a politically divided time, but maybe we're now entering an even more divided time, given that social media is now fragmenting along political lines, more prominently than it did before.
Someone said to me once "if you really wanted to do X, you would have done it".
Your post reminded me of that, because many people might really want to be rich, but they don't become rich because it's a difficult thing to achieve. So maybe wanting something isn't enough. Maybe you need luck or other advantages on your side too.
>The last time house prices were this expensive relative to average earnings was in the year 1876, nearly 150 years ago.
Source: https://www.schroders.com/en-gb/uk/individual/insights/what-174-years-of-data-tell-us-about-house-price-affordability-in-the-uk/
From defence to trade, the incoming US president is upending the old order – and standing apart from our neighbours leaves us dangerously exposed, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
Do you agree with this or not?
Discussion platform takes fifth place in rankings and is the fastest growing large social media platform in the UK
Give it some time and maybe Lemmy will enter the top 10...
I don't think age makes people conservative, I think power makes people conservative. If you accumulate wealth and power then you may become conservative in order to protect your wealth from taxes.
Just as others in this thread have said, it's the "fuck you, I got mine" attitude.
The government plans include overhauling job centres, but reforms to benefits are delayed until next year.
What do you think the solution is for the growing number of people who aren't in work?
I suppose that BBC report could be wrong, but I think the BBC are usually pretty accurate, so it could well be an accurate report. It looks like the US, UK, and Australian governments believed that the report was accurate.
Tsai Ing-wen says Kyiv needs weapons more urgently than Taipei and says Ukrainian victory will be ‘effective deterrent to future aggression’
>Tsai, who left office in January, added: “A Ukrainian victory will serve as the most effective deterrent to future aggression.” This suggests Tsai believes that US military support for Kyiv... would help deter China from a cross-strait attack.
Former German chancellor’s book tells how she tried to help David Cameron win over Britain’s Eurosceptics
Do you agree with Merkel that Brexit was a "humiliation" for the EU?
I'm not sure if I would use that word, but I wonder what other people think.
Asked 'is Europe or the US more important to the UK' in 'terms of trade', 58 per cent chose Europe and just 34 per cent the States
Archive of article is here:
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/CgjxA
https://web.archive.org/web/20241124021745/https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/turn-away-from-trtrump-eu-trade-uk-voters-pollump-and-look-to-eu-for-trade-say-voters-3388992
Apparently, over 50% of voters think Europe is more important for trade than the US:
>Asked 'is Europe or the US more important to the UK' in 'terms of trade', 58 per cent chose Europe and just 34 per cent the States