No amount of money can save them from the rising sea levels.

I actually had the reverse problem: some stupid neighbor kept trying to pair something with my smart TV, to the point where I couldn’t watch TV at times, due to this moron’s insistence. I looked in the settings and also found I couldn’t disable Bluetooth, or blacklist devices, so I thought of a simple solution: changing the TV name to “virus”. From that day on, no one tried to pair anything with my TV.

If you’re moving to Iceland and working in Iceland, that’s fair. Moving to Iceland and working for a US company, earning a US salary, that’s not.

Fight to make your country better! Otherwise, you’ll just contribute to the creation/enlargement of the same problem in some other place. Natives do not want that and start being very wary of digital nomads because of this.

Which past is this that you speak of? And how is the present a better option than anything at all, really?

I know you want to go deeper, but here’s a nice summary of linux’s early history: https://lwn.net/Articles/928581/

I am aware, but it’s not “fantasticly huge” as the ocean. Of course it’s still a remarkable coincidence, just not as remarkable.

The ocean is huge, but these countries are neighbors, it’s not like a Canada submarine colliding with a south African one…

mind you, the killings didn’t start yesterday

Imagine for a second that literally any country in the world suggested that the US should stop invading countries with fake reasons/proof and plundering their goods.

There are service bots, that are used by many of the irc networks, that handle this within irc itself (nickserv, chanserv, etc…).

The paper adds that DisneyLand Paris is regularly infested with bedbugs, noting that the tourist hotspot is hugely popular with… you guessed it, Americans.

https://www.thelocal.fr/20170413/are-american-tourists-behind-the-bed-bug-explosion-in-paris

You can downvote me all you want, but the French think the same: https://www.thelocal.fr/20170413/are-american-tourists-behind-the-bed-bug-explosion-in-paris

Ok boomer

On behalf of Europe, I’d like to thank the US for this gift.

Wrong, it does matter. Just because it’s not working as you want, doesn’t mean it’s not working as expected.

Bmw wireless charging: exists
New iPhone: breaks

Must be bmw’s fault, flawless logic.

Best example I could find without being crude.

Obviously not, and I’m not even going into the depth of your definition of “everything”, where would a kid learn long division?

North America is a whole other sphere of reality.