For each workplace made in production sector in Germany it is around 10-12 made in China.

Most of green energy related companies either went out of business or owned by Chinese firms now (frequently it is hidden as they can have 5-6 intermediate owners) :-)

UTA fired Mandalorian actress Gina Carano after she compared the US political climate to the persecution of Jews in Germany after the Nazis came to power in the 1930s. Also, Lucasfilm studio refused to cooperate with the artist.

Carano published a post on social media in which she stated that Jews in Germany were beaten by their neighbors, not just Nazi soldiers." “Since history is reigning, many today do not understand that before Nazi soldiers began arresting Jews by the thousands, the government first made its own citizens hate them for being Jews. How is this different from hating someone because of their political views? " - asked the actress.

Lucasfilm said it had stopped working with Carano and would not consider working with the actress in the future.

Company representatives emphasized that Carano's posts on social networks, in which she “denigrates people based on their cultural characteristics or religious beliefs,” are unacceptable and disgusting.

Gina Carano is an American MMA fighter, also known for her role as former Rebel Alliance stormtrooper Cara Dune in the TV series The Mandalorian. The show is set in the universe of the Star Wars franchise.

I firmly believe the Internet, and what it stood for, peaked with RSS.

RSS, or Really-Simple-Syndication, is (or was depending on your viewpoint) a means of allowing basically anything online to be collated into a single feed. You would visit the websites you loved, add their RSS feed to your preferred reader, and from then on be instantly notified of any new content, it was as simple as that. RSS primarily had its heyday during the Web 2.0 era (circa 1999-2010) when the freedom to do whatever you wanted with the information present on the Web was really the driving force behind a lot of new features and systems. This was of course before Social Media had taken off in the way we know it today and most of these concepts were siloed off into their own locked-down social-feeds.

Once Social-Media took its hold on the Web if there was something/someone you wanted to follow online you just added them to your Twitter feed or subscribed on YouTube; a fine idea until you decide you don't like the layout of the site in question or an algorithm decides you don't need to see the work of those you care about as often as you want (aka the curated timeline). I've already spoken before about my general disinterest with Social Media but it wasn't until somewhat recently that I decided to really start looking for alternatives - searching for a better way to interact with the Internet. I found my answer in RSS. I enjoyed the freedom to see sources as I wanted, the flexibility to move to a new reader if I wanted, the complete lack of advertising. It was hard to not fall in love with the service.

https://atthis.link/blog/2021/rss.html

War on RSS started in sync with war with forums and any independent communities. Apple, Google and other monsters do not want all this to exist.

Issue is that this monsters are ruled by enemies of the people and their fate is clear.