Juan Orlando Hernández: https://www.axios.com/2026/01/03/trump-maduro-venezueal-honduras-drug-war
A guy who genuinely was a drug trafficker whilst president of Honduras, but he's right-wing so that's cool with Trump.
Half-Life Alyx came out in 2020 and was pretty good.
The UK and France bombed an arms cache used by enemies of the Syrian government. Syria won't be sad about it.
No casualties were reported from this strike. This looks like a pretty clean operation strictly to curtail IS, imo it shouldn't be in that same list.
They knew it was an underground arms cache, they bombed it because they believed IS either was using it again or planned on doing so shortly.
No casualties were reported from this strike.
Russia isn't going to do shit about this. And it's definitely not starting WW3 over this.
Microsoft doesn't earn more than 90% of their revenue from gaming, so it's not on here.
This assumes the user bothers with upvoting, which plenty of people don't do. They may well downvote what they dislike, and don't vote on what they do like.
Because losing customers would force Microsoft to advertise more in these trade publications, to swing momentum back to Windows.
Don't preach to the choir, convince the wayward sheep to return, so to speak.
Eh, I'm not sure it's indicative of votespamming though. That can just be a product of how they use Lemmy.
People aren't under the obligation to upvote posts they like. Personally I don't upvote or downvote a lot of posts either.
Why, this will only want Microsoft to pay more for advertising, as clearly it's becoming more necessary to do so.
Again you display a total lack of historical awareness. Korea was subdivided into two occupational zones by two imperialist powers, both intent on expanding their influence in the area. The people of neither area voted for such a division.
Moreover, it was North-Korea that invaded the South, not the other way around. China also sent huge amounts of troops to the North for this initial invasion (up to 47% of the NK army consisted of Chinese troops when war broke out). Later, when the war did not go so well for NK anymore they sent even more troops.
Plans of the US military to nuke China only came about after the Chinese helped NK invade the South, not before. It was also opposed on various levels of the military and government, so ultimately it did not happen. Again, it was Trumans policy to let China fall to the PRC, and it only changed after they started getting involved in Korea, not before.
And let's just fucking clear, becoming communist is a choice that nations make as part of their self-determination.
The North-Korean government was installed by the Soviet Union in the Soviet occupation zone. It was not created by the Korean people there. It has just about as much legitimacy as the SK government, which came about through elections held by the US in the American occupation zone.
We're done here.