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Che_Donkey, in ‘Ramen noodles budget’: EU moves to end exploitation of unpaid internships
@Che_Donkey@lemmy.ml avatar

Dude, i don’t know what to twll you but IMO ramen noodles are friggin’ expensive here compared to the US. 4 for 1$ VS 1 for .75/.90€… ramen noodles aint the go to here for cheap eats.

SlowLoudEasy,

Its 1 ramen noodle michael? How much can it cost?

bbbhltz,
@bbbhltz@beehaw.org avatar

True! Guardian is British but still, they need a better analogy.

Satiric_Weasel,

Out of curiosity, what is the dirt-cheap meal of choice in the UK if it’s not Ramen?

Isoprenoid,
Hawk, in Japan Airlines jet bursts into flames after collision with earthquake relief plane at Tokyo Haneda airport

Weird how US news sources always feel the need to mention children, not even sure how it’s relevant here?

Bitrot, in Japan Airlines jet bursts into flames after collision with earthquake relief plane at Tokyo Haneda airport
@Bitrot@lemmy.sdf.org avatar

It’s incredible they got everyone off the Airbus with only some minor injuries.

scytale,

Yeah that was the incredible part. Kudos to the crew for being able to get everyone out safely.

TWeaK, in Japan Airlines jet bursts into flames after collision with earthquake relief plane at Tokyo Haneda airport

Sounds like a runway collission? The article is pretty light on the exact details, the Reuters article has more but I guess it’s early days.

0xtero,

BBC feed had a video - looks very much like runway collision www.bbc.com/news/live/world-asia-67862184 (scroll down)

Devi, in The Nigerian teens clueless on computers but aiming to reboot

I used to teach ESOL students and this is quite common. Very accomplished students who had often come over for some quite skilled jobs, but hadn’t used a mouse before. It’s hard to remember how odd it is as a control system when you’ve used them from childhood.

Often they’d used phones or tablets though so they’d all be touching the screens.

memfree, in Japan Airlines jet bursts into flames after collision with earthquake relief plane at Tokyo Haneda airport

Per reuters, the 5 unaccounted for coast guard crew have been reported as dead: reuters.com/…/fire-breaks-out-plane-runway-japans…

java, in China's Xi says reunification with Taiwan is 'inevitable' in New Year's address

Is this a preview of 2024? I don’t like it!

stown, in The Nigerian teens clueless on computers but aiming to reboot
@stown@sedd.it avatar

Well I learned a new word from that article : invigilatorThanks BBC

bermuda, in Strong quake prompts tsunami warning for Japan's western coast

Lived in Japan in the Kanto plain area (out of Tokyo) between 2014 - 2017 and this was always my worst nightmare. Hope as many people got to safety / high ground as possible.

library_napper, in A year after China ended its harsh COVID policies, it’s struggling to rebound
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A year ago, China lifted draconian COVID restrictions that were an anvil around the neck of the economy and placed unprecedented controls on a society that, for the previous four decades, had grown accustomed to expanding personal freedoms, not shrinking them

Definitely not true for folks who use digital privacy tools

library_napper, in A year after China ended its harsh COVID policies, it’s struggling to rebound
@library_napper@monyet.cc avatar

"When I was coming in '82, people took pictures with cars and paid for the picture

What the hell does that mean?

nutlink,

Cars were so uncommon to people outside of Beijing that they would pay to have their picture taken with a car as a memento or proof to others that they saw a car and they do exist. Motor vehicle production didn’t really pick up until the early 90’s. Before that, manufacturers were only making a couple hundred thousand cars per year in the entire country.

At least that’s how I interpreted it after reading about the Chinese auto market history on Wikipedia and combining it with my own personal history with computers while growing up in a rural town in the US.

…m.wikipedia.org/…/Automotive_industry_in_China

kbal, in China's Xi says reunification with Taiwan is 'inevitable' in New Year's address
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Sure, it's inevitable. China is so great and prosperous that one day the people of Taiwan will see reason and enthusiastically petition to join it. This will obviously happen some day, so there's no need to do anything but sit back and wait for it, President Xi.

CJOtheReal, in A year after China ended its harsh COVID policies, it’s struggling to rebound

I mean, their vaccine is just saltwater and spit just like the Russian one. And they didn’t let anyone catch it at all (or at least they tried) wich means there isn’t a natural resistance either.

So in the end they completely fucked their economy (and the economy of other countries with it… But thats a different story) and just postponed the unavoidable outbreak of covid making it essentially worse than any other country. Oh and thanks to the new outbreaks covid has definitely mutated a lot…

Safeguard, in China's Xi says reunification with Taiwan is 'inevitable' in New Year's address
@Safeguard@beehaw.org avatar

I agree, west Taiwan will eventually fall back into the hands of the people in Taiwan. And the country will be whole again.

sparky, in China's Xi says reunification with Taiwan is 'inevitable' in New Year's address
@sparky@lemmy.federate.cc avatar

On a timescale of hundreds of years? He’s probably right. Empires come and go, borders change.

Within his own lifetime? Doubtful.

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