I think it’s just USA. Nowhere else has introduced new tariffs for stuff from Japan to my knowledge.

Edit: Another article that clarifies it is just the US.

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/nintendo-switch-2-preorder-guide-mario-kart-world-bundle/1100-6530531/

Here is the full statement Nintendo sent GameSpot on April 4:

“Pre-orders for Nintendo Switch 2 in the U.S. will not start April 9, 2025 in order to assess the potential impact of tariffs and evolving market conditions. Nintendo will update timing at a later date. The launch date of June 5, 2025 is unchanged.”

Downloaded and installed!

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Shared by @Obsidian@lemmy.one on the other thread

https://aftermath.site/best-active-forums-internet-today?ueid=6310597850b065b278e2b143b21b73b5

Start copying as many of the top searches that bring people to Reddit. Have them answered here, possibly in more detail, or maybe copy paste.

Sorry, I’m lost…

Who are you referring to the was late to the browser wars?

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Affiliate links and coupons should be banned… Artificially inflating prices so that some users can add a code to get a discount. Huge in antics for years, but growing rapidly in Europe for the last 10.

From small seeds… I had noticed a huge improvement regarding lemmy posts and threads, before the US election, and then it all kind of went backwards.

But if you have any questions about anything - niche or otherwise, you should post them on lemmy, helping it to grow faster. Even if the answers can already be found in other community forums.
You should get specific replies to your question anyway, but also anyone coming behind you won’t have to go to reddit or any other place for the answer. It requires everyone to help, but questions are the fastest way to grow in most cases. Not including the likes of subs that can post original content, A TON of reposts on them too, but some OC. But mainly asking for help with anything should get people with knowledge on the subject replying. With the idea that eventually many answers can be found here without having to go elsewhere. Start ‘spamming’ your genuine questions now…

The urge to act like an asshole on another platform is just too much…

Twitter was a cesspool long before trump, and it was made such by the same people trying to distance themselves from it now.

“Ohh… I wasn’t a cunt on Twitter, I’m one of the people moving away from it”.

The amount of content about Israel/Palestine that is swamped by Zionists on Reddit would imply that it is mostly already far right. The latest being the attempts to control the narrative of what happened in Netherlands around the football match. But not sure anyone believes the Zionist side of that one.

Touch screens are shit tor buttons. They can be hacked. They can be unresponsive.

There’s a load of other reasons, but either or both are enough to realise that a physical button is much safer. Perfect example of safety being lost in technology. Just because we can, doesn’t mean we should.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/18/technology/dutch-school-privacy-google-microsoft-zoom.html

If anything, the Dutch will enforce more laws on them

Is duckduckgo chromium based?

I don’t use it, just curious.

If they get this, I’m gonna make s fortune ripping the copyright protection off stuff so that I can sell products as my own.

I didn’t know there was a name for it, I don’t have anymore info on it, but I can show examples of it happening.

It definitely is in practice 100%

I don’t have any more info on it, but I can prove it

They’re also blocking posts by users who aren’t banned or even got a warning. It appears to the user as though it’s been posted, but it hasn’t.

I’m surprised anyone uses Google services considering how they infiltrate your privacy.

A Google VPN is as private to me as giving a six year old a cardboard box and asking them but to look inside.

Definitely not blocking here… but… I have to ask. Which takes precedence, YouTube’s T&C’s or EU law?