32 points ·
Warranty in Europe is typically stronger. And you might want to be closer to the shop where you'll have to return it to, if it's defective.
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32 points ·
Warranty in Europe is typically stronger. And you might want to be closer to the shop where you'll have to return it to, if it's defective.
-8 points ·
You can literally see the explosion in the sky, and then the thing falling straight down.
-13 points ·
It looks like the missile was intercepted, but the debris still caused significant damage. It fell straight down.
3 points ·
You kinda have a point. If we fight fascism using fascist methods, we only empower it because suddenly they feel oppressed. But we do need to fight misinformation. But our polititians are so incredibly tech illiterate.
23 points ·
Guess some lighting things on fire is overdue.
80 points ·
"Why do we still need pride parades?" this is why
1 points ·
And threatening sanctions on any country that disagrees too.
2 points ·
Not people publicly traded or having to answer to investors is important because you don't have to maintain forever increasing profits. You can take more risks and focus on your users needs. Most brands put out lame products because they are trying to keep a certain margin of profit.
2 points ·
I don't believe Valve is selling them at a loss, but they definitely have less pressure to profit because they are not a publicly traded company.
5 points ·
What are they missing thst the steam deck has? Price?
0 points ·
Does a man need a reason to dig a big hole? Some men collect pervy plastic dolls, some collect holes. That's all.
2 points ·
In this case it's likely of Muslim origin, as iberia was under muslin domain for a long time and lots of Arabic names were behind.
14 points ·
Ah, my kind of fun.