Well yeah, scandinavian countries have the advantage of having decent governments, unlike germany lol

They prolly took US-Americans as a standard lol

Public transit basically doesn’t exist in the US outside of metropolitan areas lol

The timing couldn’t be better, considering that YouTube doubled the amount of views required to become a YouTube partner for new Creators. If you can get monetized on BiliBili aas well amd earn money with it like you can with YouTube, new Creators might indeed choose BiliBili over YT now.

Still more durable than US paper houses lolol

Well, you could see the distance between the bed and the desk as a commute

I thought fat does swim?

Well, the IT job market can change very quickly, so it is very difficult to predict what the job market will look like when you enter it in around 6 years (I assume that’s how long it will also take in the US to get a Bachelor + Master?). It could be that in 6 years the AI bubble has popped and dumb managers will realize that AI can’t replace every Software Developer.

I’d say go ahead and study CS, and if you can’t find a job as a Software Developer, you can then look in neighboring IT fields, such as System Administrator, where you (for example) have to administrate Linux servers, and since you say you already have experience with this, it should give you an advantage in applications.

I thought we are all communists here on Lemmy? So the concept of ownership doesn’t exist and everything belongs to everyone?

Because everything the EU and the rest of the world does is stupid. By adapting things from other countries would be akin to acknowledging that other countries can do some things better than the US. But this can’t be, since the US is Numbaaa 1! /s

Ask the French and Romanians how well Nuclear Fission Power Plants are going for them rn lol

Cos its a prefix regarding the unit

In the context of prices of cars it is indeed a rather small amount.

k is just a prefix, it is unit-independent

Because humans are creatures of habit, and as long as stuff works for them, even suboptimally, a lot of people aren’t inclined to change their habits, even if it might mean a change would improve their lives. As long as sth is “good enough”, there simply isn’t an incentive for change.

Also, since there isn’t a huge corporation behind Linux, there is literally no direct advertisement for it, so people who aren’t into tech simply never will get in touch with it.

I agree that tobacco products should be heavily taxed, but should cigarettes be banned outright? I’m not sure banning is the right way to go, I mean just look at what the prohibition of alcohol back then did. A thriving, unregulated black market. People should be able to buy cigarettes, that way they can be sure of what it is they are smoking.

Just my opinion tho.

How tf are those places still in business, are the majority of people in this area making six figures a year, or what

A lot of food is still safe to consume after it’s expiration date, tho. I think in the US it’s called ‘best by’ or sth like that, underlining that it isn’t necessarily a hard expiration date, just that it tastes the best before this date.

I’m pretty sure this is already a thing

This is very likely form the US where u need to be 21 to buy beer. So even a 20 year old would be a child to you? This is dumb af.