Chinese carmakers are claiming the EC asked for battery chemistries. That's like... The secret sauce lmao

I have one counterpoint: 嗯

SMEE already has an advanced DUV lithography machine. SMIC already knows how to scale foundry operations. China can already domestically produce basically everything needed in a lithography machine

Literally, literally, China's only issues are the gap from DUV to EUV. These include the light source, photo resist, and a few other factors, but it's by no means building from the ground up.

Edit: oh, and Chinese lithography machines are notoriously cheap compared to the competition

It's the same concept where not even Taiwan claims they're a sovereign and independent state: they're the rightful government of all of China (including Mongolia).

@Cuba

It would be embarrassing if it was a civilian craft.

I don't like Fox News either, but this sub has been remarkably one-sided in its news coverage. It doesn't even cover the entire US news spectrum, nevermind the world news spectrum. That's a problem, because every side thinks they hold the whole truth.

International law also allows a country to protect its own territorial waters and enforce sanctions through them. Sovereignty supercedes the right to self-defence: if a US warship sails into Chinese territorial waters and gets beat down, international law sides with China.

Genocide by explosive leads to deaths by explosive.

If you get a Huawei phone at least the party that has a backdoor on your device literally doesn't care what you do.

The comment was about China arbitrarily arresting people for "espionage." In fact, China has a better track record of finding spies than the Canadian government has of recognizing that their spies were detained.

Is this claiming Ukraine took down the dam?