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  • “Walker argues that the market moves faster than legislation and warns that regulatory friction will only leave European consumers and businesses behind in what he calls “the most competitive technological transition we have ever seen.””

    Yeah, but what if that is exactly what we want: slow down and think about consequences of this because we don’t want the disruption of work, lots of unemployment and even more Elon Musks and Jeff Bezos’ which can shit money but don’t give a shit for the society and pay no taxes at all.

    Why do we have to push the market even faster and heat up lots of water to get the CPUs hotter and hotter?

    So if Google says that to get even more money for itself then fuck off, Google!




  • Sure, this is true. Look at “MG” - was a British brand then an now it’s Chinese.

    But the Chinese could proudly use there own brands: BYD, Xpeng, Xiaomi. Why do they imitate ours?

    Customers should simply be aware that Opel isn’t a German brand anymore. This has nothing to do with German engineering. Unfortunately. - German brands are sold widely for cheap crap. Other examples: Dual, Grundig, Bose etc.

    We should only name something “Made in EU” when it’s really produced in EU and never sell out our identity to China.

    But that is, what happens.















  • Richie Rich@lemmy.worldtoBuyFromEU@feddit.orgLemmy at a glance
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    11 months ago

    I just wanted to mention that too small instances can also be a problem: They’re often not maintained very well. I experienced that the German community on “feddit dot de” was abandoned and I was annoyed about it, so that I was searching for a stable instance. Therefore, I switched to lemmy.world but now I think: meanwhile the German community is stable at feddit.org.

    But I don’t know why I now should move away from lemmy.world. I think the user base has to grow a little bit more. For me there is not really that much content in German, if so, then I would consider changing.