Det skal jo også lige sammenlignes med at gamle med gigt og gangbesvær dårligt kan få rengøringshjælp.
Skal det?
Jeg synes det er what-about-isme.
Det præger desværre ofte debatten på Facebook og det fører ingen vegne.
Hvis ingen andre må få noget før end jeg har fået mit, så ender vi med en kø på 5 millioner mennesker med krav før biblioteket kan indkøbe en eneste ny bog.
Something that people often forget: Contact the embassy in the country.
They know all the stuff, have networks and can send you in the right direction. It might cost something if they need to do any kind paperwork, but in my experience they'll gladly give you contact info for free to someone who can help you.
That's the plan anyway. As far as I know they haven't done it yet, but testing is planned for 2027.
I'm not sure if larger scale is the goal of thorium reactors. The benefit of using thorium is that it is safe to use and available everywhere.
The companies that are researching it here in Denmark are aiming at making smaller reactors the size of shipping containers, so that they can be deployed anywhere needed.
Sure, scaling by quantity is also scaling, but the point is that if they can make one that is financially viable, then they can also make a hundred or thousands of them. In that case, large nuclear reactors will be obsolete.
She already has Gowron eyes.
Try updating the app from the app store. I'm on the beta testing version, so I'm not sure which is the latest official version, but I notice that it has had several updates the last few days. It made my dual button issue disappear just now.
It's a connect thing.
Mine shows 2 buttons where the thumbnail used to be in list view. The top is internal and the bottom is external.
If you can see the thumbnail, try clicking the top half.
What stops them suspending the mid-term elections anyway?
They get concentration camps.
Maybe they should consider not paying taxes.
Put them in self drive mode towards Moscow.
Assembly is not enough.
It's not just a tariff, and it's also not just a single row list of tariffs on countries or products or whatever.
The tariff tables are multi dimensional. Each product has it's own table of rates. Besides country and product type, there's a dimension of how it's assembled/manufactorered and potentially if it's part of some sort of special agreements etc.
"The tariff" is basically a worldwide database of product information.
There are actually very few products that are fully produced in any one country. This is mostly agricultural or raw ressources. All other products are said to be manufactorered from different countries. The country of origin in that case is the last country in which the product significantly changed value from being manufactorered locally and it requires a facility to do so. Slapping a sticker on something is not enough.
Anyway, the tariff tables take all that into account. It's very naive to think you can legally bypass this system simply by leaving a product in your neighbors garden before bringing it home.
You don't have to waste your time doing that for fun. Plenty of people in logistics get paid well for doing just that, and if they can't find the loophole, there is very little chance that you'll find it described online.