> But I believe you can relax, because this is all nonsense.

We're at the point where the two countries, with most wars between them in history, stood side by side, ready to defend Greenland against a U.S. invasion.

The monkey has a hand grenade. You lot gave it to him. Twice. You might find that it's a bit late for "relax, he's only kidding".

I suspect the people of Greenland won't ever trust Americans again.

This isn't just going to go away. You can't just undo what Orange Mussolini is doing, and it'll take far longer than a decade before anything like a trusting relationship can be reestablished.

Not only Greenland but Canadians won't either.

I promise you, no amount of change in US policies or election results is going to fix it.

Canada has realized that it's a national security issue. The issue is not "Republicans" or "TRUMP" , it's bigger than this.

At least a generation and that's if they truly clean house and out right apologise.

Not just Greenland. I imagine a lot of people here in Blighty will not take well to the US meddling in the sovereignty of the Falklands.

I do wonder if the sudden noise is due in part due to to Peter Thiel's move to Buenos Aries.

As someone in Blighty just add it to the pile of existing issues with the US and its current government.

Unless the US gives significant military aid (or outright joins them) the Argentinians can't take the Falklands, They are much more heavily defended than they were in the 80's (in fairness it would be hard for them to be less defended than that).

This is just the usual "Things are fucked at home, Distract them with the Malvinas Again" they pull periodically, it's to appeal to his domestic base - about all we (the UK) should do is state it's not a matter for debate and dust off the "If they do the stupid thing again" plans we already have and then carry on.

Bigger problems in the world for us than the Malvinas.

Milei is flailing.

Typical criminal politician move when they’re about to lose power.

Correlation != causation

Don't point it out, please. I, for one, look forward to accessing content without all the bloat.

The Xbox remake from 2004 plays well on current-gen Xboxes.

That, and the endless stream of automated requests from various crawlers identifying themselves as browsers.

From the article:

> even sales in the tens of thousands might not recover the development and tooling costs

If you're looking for an argument against capitalism, this wasn't it.

"The expensive ones"

May I ask how you came to that conclusion?

If you don't build nuclear plants, you'll get your base load generation from fossil fuels. Greenpeace has always strongly opposed nuclear power.

In itself, that doesn't mean they're wrong. But right or wrong, it's unquestionable that they have been successful at antinuclear activism. As a result, their activism has the net effect of promoting carbon pollution, and by no small measure.

As well as radiological pollution, for that matter: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14169712/

> I think that nobody would care if I use wget or curl for few pages

If only you were the only one doing it...