It's cause the people running the Burger Reich think others are just NPCs who don't make any plans of their own and just passively react to whatever brilliant scheme these idiots cook up. And then they're always shocked when they find out that other countries are also able to plan and execute shit.
I guess we'll see once production ramps up. I'm guessing they must've refined the process over the past couple of years so they're getting better yields now. I also saw there was a domestic EUV machine being tested, but not sure how close it is to actual commercial use. It could be they're just eat the cost of having an inefficient process in the meantime.
planned economy for the win
They're furiously trying to find a way to surrender that's not going to look like surrender to their base.
doubtful, but it's plausible that western world is going to have an economic crash by then and the burger reich will have to abandon the war and crawl back home
yeah that makes the whole thing even more sketch, I love how he never replies to the EFF link too
that's my hope as well
it's like capitalism just turns the whole of society into one giant casino
Marit Stiles from the Ontario NDP talks about recent findings from the Information and Privacy Commissioner about what Ford has been up to. She highlights how the commissioner basically said it's one of the least transparent governments in the history of the province. The government has been making it harder for the public to access information by using private emails and personal phones to conduct official business which skirts around the freedom of information laws. She explains that such lack of accountability is a major concern because it prevents people from knowing how their tax dollars are being spent or how big decisions are actually being made. Ford's culture of secrecy is a direct hit to the democratic process in Ontario.
A weird take to claim that people shouldn't try to hold the government accountable for their actions to be honest.
people assumed that solar cells would stay expensive and wouldn't be competitive with fossil fuels, then China started producing them at massive scale which brought costs down