This is true for almost every expat/immigrant community I’ve interacted with, including my own. It’s pretty obvious in voting pattern differences between the expat community and the native country. The far right gets 30-40% among Bulgarians in Canada compared to 10-20% back home. The left gets 1-2% here compared to 7-10% back home.
Break this story into more manageable ones.
It’s very similar in ingredients but the taste profile is different since there’s no cumin. It’s also typically of a watery, soupy consistency although there are thicker versions.
Yup, fresh or dried. If you’re curious about it, just try the recipe exactly as described and it should come out as intended. I don’t even taste during cooking anymore. I just do it with the right measurements and it comes right every time. It’s an Eastern European dish that has countless versions.
Bean stew is one of the most delicious things you can cook whether you can afford more or not. Here’s my recipe. Everything but the beans, onions, carrots, paprika, oil and salt is optional and mainly improves the taste profile. Works with almost any kind of bean. Can be done with dried beans too but you gotta handle softening them up first.
Eat it with some bread or by itself. It goes well with any type of hot pepper too.
It’s not about our quibbling, we know what’s up. We could use this vid as a great piece of propaganda to educate others if it showed the same month.
Would be even more impactful then if it’s the same month.
See, there are no innocent people in Gaza! /s
Very intereating! That means along with they have at least 2 firms licenced and making x86 CPUs.
Are these licenced x86 cores?
It supports conversion. It’s almost all I use it for.
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Also available straight in GNOME’s search.
There’s an Android version too.
I’d argue no state has any shortage of money, not only PRC. Financial capital in fiat systems is factually unlimited. The ability to direct it in areas of public interest instead of private financial capital’s owners’ interest is what the PRC has over many others. The real limits are the real resources that are needed for that industry and a major one is highlighted in the article - the lack of expertise. But this exercise, along with investments in higher education and pushing boatloads of people through it are building that real resource.
Makes sense. They make startups, many startups fail for all the reasons highlighted. Some don’t. That’s the point of using competitive forces to create an industry when you don’t know how to do something well. They did it with their EV industry, among others. I think they’re finishing the competitive stage where many firms fail and entering the consolidation phase.
Good stuff. Donated.
This sounds somewhat similar to what circles used to be in Google+. A collection of users that can be created and followed.
Wait, I thought you’re French, dad sniffing the Fox from France?
It’s the shots of liberal tears that bring the real gut happiness.