Europe is also a capitalism. This is because Europe leans way more left than America. We have more social policies at work.
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They've been working on that for a while now. It looks like those stars are not aligning anytime soon.
https://www.howtogeek.com/894140/when-will-we-get-tactile-touch-screens/
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/feedback-tactile-heptic-touch-fujitsu,26244.html
Depends on the system you use. Most common system worldwide and in the academic circles (the oldest of the two) has 1 as the answer.
This is the best video out there. A lot of people in north america have no idea.
This is how we do it. But it might be difficult for him to form an alliance, since all other relevant parties have serious issues with parts of his party program.
Mostly because his program is extremely rightwing but also extremely leftwing at the same time. And financially its all a big foggy mess.
10 bucks for this game a a steal. The atmosphere and worldbuilding is amazing. It feels mysterious, creepy and there are some really unique moments that mess with your head. The action is fun and challenging at times. This is not a typical shooter though. And you have to be ready for weirdness. :)
Exactly. Its not the money. Streaming is 'messed up' because content producers all want to own their own 'exclusive' platform. Had goverments regulated the market so that content could not be exclusive to a platform (like they did with movie theaters), streaming would be fine.
We are geographically (sort of) in the middle of those countries. So yes, Dutch does sound like a mix of those.
He/she probably means this will be the last time you vote democratically. Meaning without fraud and with press freedom.
I don't understand the comment about democracy in the rest of the world. The US won't change that.
Capitalism is capitalism. What you are really saying is that there are other factors at play that actually make the difference. I guess it's the fact that in europe (and germany) the goverment governs the free market more. In the united states there is more of a free market and more 'lobbied' politicians keeping it that way (the dragon).