since Trump is a Russian stooge who was put in office by Putin to deliver the victory

I am unsure. Logic tells me Trump has had enough opportunities to completely shit on Ukraine and has not taken them. His position is IMHO unclear.

strong demand for oil and gas benefits Russia proportionately far more than it does the US…

I disagree. Income for gas exports has not risen LINK whereas US exports continue to do so LINK

And “competitor” in what, exactly?

Geopolitical influence overall (e.g. in the Middle East, Asia, Central Europe)

“Left the US” could also have been written as “Returned to his country of birth”, but that doesn’t play to the fake arms race vibes.

I have said it before and I will say it again.

It is not in the interest of the US that this war finishes. A stalemate guarantees continued weapons sales much longer that peace.

Currently the US is getting

1. raised income via defence and energy contracts (incl. Oil & Gas) &
2. prolonged economic disadvantage to a competitor nation via sanctions.

Maybe post this to !jerboa@lemmy.ml

It is entirely unfair to call such an old, well developed and we’ll supported piece of free software a rug pull. Many features remain free too…

The original call of duty and battlefield games were revolutionary. If memory serves me correctly, they built off the success of Band of Brothers TV Show and gave a gritty representation of WWII in a first person shooter. Battlefield 1942’s multiplayer was absolutely top notch too with its vehicles.

They deserved their credit back then, but have been milked beyond belief. They are the new FIFA series where each game brings nothing new, but still costs $80…

Sorry, I mean to say that the impact of mining is not limited to the energy transition in the way this article appears to focus on it. I do not disagree with any of your points.

In my opinion the headline should simply read

Major financiers neglect energy transition risks from mining.

This discussion has fundamentally very little to do with the energy transition and is more generally about destructive mining practices. The link to the energy transition in my opinion is intentionally damaging to the industry, or am I missing something here?

This seems like one of those times when spending the money (if an option) to have a professional do the job may end up being the less expensive option long term.

Redefining energy is a great realistic energy tech podcast, predominantly from the EU perspective.

They did an interview with Sage back in 2023 Link (episode 105). Good to see they are still moving forward!

the collective internet: DON’T SAY IT! ZetaLightning94: …hehe

I must add that the only known, but temporary (35 minutes), cure to this is a motor vehicle with > 300 bhp.

Hard disagree. There is a day (obviously your 37th birthday) where things are never the same as they were before.

After this day the accelerator of aging is firmly pressed into the (pelvic) floor, and kept there by your locked up knee.

It is futile to deny.

Because the Roman Catholic church and various other such religious cults decided it so.

Your points are valid, the discount price is questionable. This is not my area of expertise, I only wanted to question if the headline was reactionary or if I missed something.

Is the 10% new shares issued specifically for the government? I understood they were existing shares so dilution would not apply here.

The small part of the feet also used to measure things. You standardised those, right?

I was hiking recently and saw a massive caterpillar. I took a photo and asked our national biological office if they could ID it cos AI was doing a shit job (as usual).

They identified it and said that it almost definitely arrived as a seed or smaller caterpillar attached to a car and managed to find its way into the forest. They mentioned that they normally return with holidayers in the summer and don’t make it through the cold winter’s, but this may shift due to climate change. This thing was about 18 cm (7 American toes) long.

Crazy to see how much shit these critters can handle and still survive (for now…).

Really, cos the graph looks like they bounced back to near 12 month highs?

But you provide no references, which mean none exist! My god, maybe this commenter is on to something and satire was invented in 2008 to turn us into sheeple!

(I love a good/shit conspiracy theory and stand equally behind op and this comment)