Transportation of goods is mostly a capitalist issue. You don’t need to cover a cucumber with plastic and ship it half way across the world, while selling the local ones to richer countries. The same goes for the vast majority of “goods”. Remove all of that greedy, superfluous shit, and you’re left with minimal shipping needs.
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Shareni@programming.devtoPolitical Memes@lemmy.world•In both cases, useful idiots say "If we just let them win, it will be easier to defeat them by the Spontaneous Uprising Of The People(tm)!"31·2 days agoMeanwhile the USA possibly spent almost a bil on training camps in Pakistan, and who knows how much on the Pakistani ISI.
Shareni@programming.devtoPolitical Memes@lemmy.world•In both cases, useful idiots say "If we just let them win, it will be easier to defeat them by the Spontaneous Uprising Of The People(tm)!"2·2 days agoRemind me, who spent billions funding and training the Taliban?
Shareni@programming.devto Fuck Cars@lemmy.world•Cyclists don’t break traffic laws any more than drivers, says new studyEnglish3·12 days agoFound the Karen
Lisps makes more sense to me though
(if condition a b)
VS
a if condition else b
The catastrophy is inevitable, it’s just a question of whether any humans will survive.
For example CO2 has a delayed effect of ~40years (if I remember correctly). The effects of global warming are very much obvious now, but the yearly output hasn’t at any point dropped to those levels since.