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I kinda feel the issues happening in the US will be resolved soonish. And by resolved I mean, either the US will fall apart, and add you said will continue to be unreliable, or trumpisn will be defeated
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I kinda feel the issues happening in the US will be resolved soonish. And by resolved I mean, either the US will fall apart, and add you said will continue to be unreliable, or trumpisn will be defeated
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Lol yeah for real, there's a chance Elon will finally do some good again by getting conservatives to buy EVs. Then maybe go to jail too.
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How does this work exactly? My familiarity with Unions is that either they're created inside an existing company, or a union gets people to unionize at a company. The idea with both of this situations is that all the workers leaving would be detrimental for the company so the company has to give into the Union Demands to some extent.
With my unfamiliarity with with this video game union, it seems they've just created one, but wouldn't that mean that a company has to decide to hire workers from this union? My understanding with the game industry is there's thousands of experienced people that will work for cheap, so I feel most game companies will have options vs union workers.
Also, I hope they publish the games they are involved in so i can support them.
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Thank you so much! I'm excited to try this out!
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Admittedly, I haven't tried Non-linux GoG games but I'll try Proton Tricks. Thank you so much Perfect!
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This info is crazy good.
You said you play a lot of games from GoG on your steam deck. I play on Linux, but it seems many GoG games are for Windows only. How do you manage it with the steam deck? Do you just play the Linux compatible ones?
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Well china is completely anti free market.so I'm actually surprised more countries aren't charging more tarrifs on them.
Also, I don't think most major countries are completely protectionist free.
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So reasons include: politics (Lots of swing voters work in the auto manufacturing industry that would get pissed with an influx of chinese cars), national security (worries of the type of information Chinese cars would send back home), and lastly industry protectionism.
As much as this sucks, I kind of agree. We really don't want to rely on China until they prove to reliably not want to screw us. If this was Taiwan, Mexico, any country from the EU, etc. I would definitely want their cheap EVs to hit our market and bloody up the american manufacturers.