EU governments migrating off Amazon/Microsoft/Google and onto EU providers would go a long way towards supporting them...
I could be wrong but I think you've misread it. In context they're saying it's crazy to exclude a microwaved caesar salad (the section about hot vs cold). I.e they think a microwaved salad SHOULD be included.
Now realistically what I assume they meant was microwaving the chicken before putting it in the caesar shouldn't make it not a salad (fair enough) but it's not what they actually said.
Edit to paste in the full section
"This is actually a pretty strange definition. It includes things like a plate of mixed nuts, but excludes a caesar salad which you stuck in the microwave for two minutes.
While people might object to serving a hot salad, it certainly seems bizarre and objectionable to exclude it from the definition simply based on temperature.
We conclude that this definition does not meet the necessary rigor for a proper salad definition, "
If you google Tankard-Reist you'll find it's not a conspiracy theory - she has actively tried to block queer representation at every level in every way for decades
I stopped at the line where they said
"This is actually a pretty strange definition. It includes things like a plate of mixed nuts, but excludes a caesar salad which you stuck in the microwave for two minutes."
Anyone who puts lettuce in a microwave is an abomination - you will end up with a slurry of slimy fibre and some hot water. I'd rather eat pond scum.
A product recall has a specific legal meaning in Australia (and the US).
A recall means the manufacturer and the distributer have a legal obligation to promptly make available a fix and to do so at no charge.
Tesla in the US has also addressed 99% of their recalls with over the air fixes. They're still federally mandated recalls
Edit to add - and failure to promptly provide a fix in Australia means the customer is entitled to a full refund of orginal purchase price - even on many year old goods - which gives the manufacturer a strong incentive to not faff around
TL;DR meme is wrong. It's not the communication of information but the invention of specific technologies that allowed it
Space tech was well and truly developed decades before the internet was anything more than a curiousity.
Rockets are the primary underpinning tech of space exploration - invented centuries earlier but refined enough in the 1930s and 1940s for the Germans to put them into space en route to blowing shit up.
If you'd said "computers" it might be a better argument: while the first peacetime spaceflights were calculated by humans with pen paper & slide rule / log tables, primitive computers were soon brought in and helped in accelerating progress.
Same with exploration, it wasnt printing press in 1500s that expanded exploration (books had been around for several millenia before 1500AD), but the invention and widespread use of the sextant and accurate clocks allowed more precise navigation
Yep VZV or HSV is most likely culprit (although there's a few others)
Edit Not likely toxoplasmosis because it's not usually necrotising, it's retinitising and lesions, but also not an opthamologist so what do I know either lol :-)
You can strike off toxoplasmosis as well.
Most likely a virus although fungal infections could also do it
Ahh righto, I sit corrected
Just looked at the pictures again, yeah sorry utter brain fade they're not even similar - lol - sorry.
The top one is the fasces that the name fascism is derived from in Italian. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasces
The bottom one is the sonnenrad
Lol yeah that's been done. Someone also shat a big jobbie in several of the holes a few years back iirc
If you want to purchase ethically then buy European owned and made as far as possible.
If not, then European made by foreign companies that weren't actively working against the transition to EVs (yes I'm looking at you Toyota) such as Nissan Volvo and Stellantis (the latter 2 are part Euro but not fully).
Only if you can't do that buy Toyota or Korean. Chinese as a last resort.