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I like making the noodles fresh and adding them after, lets you get away with low quality noodles that would turn to paste sitting in the soup too long otherwise
This is the literal, specific scenario 2A was intended to counter. We’ll have to see over the next few years if it works as intended.
We tried it back in the 90s and it didn’t seem to help
It was a lot more practical for new players to enter most of these markets back in the 90s, before the megacorps started to fully metastasize. Deregulation [of some industries] wasn’t the objectively bad choice that hind sight makes it seem like back then, just something worth trying to see if it improved outcomes. Remember, regulations are supposed to regularly change to meet the needs of the time, not be a lifetime commitment one way or the other that the political deadlock of the '00s and '10s made it seem.
Yep, it’s a subscription i’m happy to pay for
Wait until the first attempt implodes and it makes the rounds in the drama communities with a link to the mk2.
I did not claim it is a good system, but it is very successful.
Who says we’re coping
They’re the same picture
skill issue
Where did you find this picture of me
I’m not, I want to subscribe to this newsletter
It is spelled ‘Lebensraum’
Yeah, I consider their argument compelling
Unlessss…?
The true measure of inflation
Data scraping is a logical consequence of being an open protocol, and as such I don’t think it’s worth investing much time in resisting it so long as it’s not impacting instance health. At least while the user experience and basic federation issues are still extant.
Whatever his sugar daddy tells him to do
I don’t know on this one, with how shit Musk’s recent projects have been, this one might be broken enough to be more right than not