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To understand one big reason why it's "unfeasible", check what TSMC thinks about Arizona workers.
Neither Rome nor TSMC was built in a day.
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> One of the major points of sanctions is to make the citizens of the targeted country, not suffer ,but to not be able to carry on as if nothing is happening.
Where does that come from?
Winning a war is all about logistics and economy. ALL the sanctions are aimed at the Russian _economy_ and businesses, none is targeted at random Russian civilians, they're just undesired collateral damage as usual in war.
Guys, either way this was more than 50 years ago. As a matter of fact one of my grand-grand parent was posthumously decorated - so what? I could still be a very dangerous idiot or worse. Please don't feed this type of misplaced nationalist bullshit, it's totally irrelevant.
Even the "weapons of mass destruction" criminals are now dead or close to be. Granted they should have been tried but that ship has unfortunately sailed now.
Thanks for mentioning the most important difference, the one most comments and other articles miss most the time: the international system is DECIMAL, meaning 342 cm is 3.42m. Good luck doing the same conversion in imperial units.
Unless you're actually a scientist, all the other differences are just habits no matter how people try to rationalize them.
Let's stop calling it the "metric" system, the "decimal" system is a more relevant name.
> "In my house IPv4 NAT is just easier"
Outside readers of TheRegister who configures NAT or IPv4 or IPv6 in their house... People get IPv6 in their house when their ISP turns it on because it runs out of IPv4 address = the problem IPv6 was meant to solve all along. They use the default IPv6 firewall settings provided by their ISP that give them the same protection than IPv4 NAT - without the P2P limitations of CGNAT.
Everyone gets IPv6 on their mobile phone for the same reason.
Big companies who can afford it turn off IPv4 because it simplifies things and saves them money in the longer run.
Small businesses will be last to switch if ever - who cares. Life goes on.