"hey, I need a CAD kernel"
siemens: sure
"what about a wind turbine?"
siemens: yup
"do you sell PLCs or drives by chance?"
siemens: yes
"i need a manhole cover"
siemens: in what language?
@davidgpeterson@ProtonPrivacy@ProtonVPN Hear me out, this technically is a shoe, as it fullfills following criteria:
1. Worn on the foot
2. Has some ground-contact component
3. Stays attached during wear
(The missing toe makes this even funnier)
@LDOMOTORSJASON@LDOmotors It seems like its gonna contain a Piezo-Electric Element or something similar to measure the Force applied on the Nozzle by the Extruder. Not to dissimilar from the PZ Element for the Revo Hotend in Theory, but different purpose.
this is just how coordinated smears work, have the people in the uk learned nothing from the corbyn saga? the british elite from labor to reform do not fear racism and xenophobia, they welcome it over a real change to the status quo which the greens represent!!
Green Party: โIsrael should stop committing genocideโ
British Journalists: โYou vile racist antisemites!โ
Reform: โwe are going to open concentration camps for migrantsโ
British Journalists: โThis is a bold new policy from the latest disruptive force in British politics.โ
@TheIntelFrogbu@TheIntelFrog Interesting thing is nothing has been posted on the main account. Considering it was spearfishing, maybe they were after your DMs and not Posts? Just a wild guess
Canada should join the EU. They are a free and liberal democracy and with a great Leader.
Also they should build a Wall at their Border with the USA and make them pay for it.
Everyone's been waiting for "the European Amazon" for 20 years.
Turns out it might be a discount grocery chain.
Dutch Central Bank just picked Lidl as its cloud provider. Not AWS. Not Google. Not Microsoft. Lidl.
The reason: trust in US tech is eroding across European institutions. Data sovereignty rulings, the political climate, tariff drama. Every quarter the case for sitting on top of US infrastructure gets harder to defend.
So Europe is decoupling. Quietly. Contract by contract. While everyone watches the political theatre.
Lidl pulled in nearly โฌ2B from cloud last year. All infrastructure built inside the EU.
The "European alternative" people have been waiting for?
Turns out it's a grocery chain that's been quietly investing for years.
If a discount supermarket can win central bank cloud contracts, is US big tech's moat in Europe thinner than anyone admits?
Last place anyone was looking. First to deliver.