lizardo

I used to live in Canada, I remember the carbon tax lol. There were also have taxes between provinces, not sure about now.

No, I'm just sneering at self-satisfied Americans in 'ALL' on lemmy as always but not notice name and rules of the sub.

It’s shocking that a commercial game developer didn’t consider this possibility at all. The article’s complaints about capitalism and the identity of the artist feel more like trapped in a box instead of thinking.

I now think cultural substitution may also be important, for example, the impact of lab-grown diamonds on natural diamonds.

Vegetable ivory is still too niche.

That’s why I came to have this question. YouTube’s RTB system is another example: low latency is crucial to this advertising system, and it’s one of the reasons YouTube has continued expanding its data centers, aside from AI.

In fact, I once read an article about how YouTube exploits and monopolizes ISPs’ standards and services to reduce its own costs. Data centers are a key part of it. American consumers are the biggest victims. The main reason this has gone unnoticed is that it doesn’t produce such obvious pollution or public controversy.

Cuba gave Marco Rubio a purpose in life. We should get this kid to find a real job.

Wasn't Russian oil Refinery got attacked also a Ukraine 'purposefully' hit critical infrastructure for Russians?

the Pirate game. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_game

What would happen if the United States had no data centers at all? Would building them elsewhere make any difference to customers’ experience? I assume YouTube would definitely be finished.