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by przemub 2y ago
So just give or take 35 million people, with Taiwan being integral to the world's chip manufacturing industry, and HK conquest violating the handover treaty. That's far from nothing.
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by przemub 3y ago
I have tried Sonoma a couple of times already but Spotlight and searching across the system always breaks in bizarre ways - I cannot search even in system preferences, not to mention mail and finder - so I've always returned to Ventura
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by przemub 3y ago
And no one is forcing them.
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by przemub 3y ago
> inconsistent with the requirements of the European Charter of Fundamental Rights Corporations are people too, or something :)
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by przemub 3y ago
Fucking hell
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by przemub 3y ago
Though it's not anticorruption but for souvenir purposes. I have quite a few of them from various tourist attractions.
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by przemub 3y ago
Not really, no. It's more than enough for them to operate on. The only downside from the American point of view is that banks very rarely offer cashback, points, etc.
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by przemub 3y ago
Yeah, with Google getting .dev we can't count on ICANN being reasonable.
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by przemub 3y ago
I can and actually did contact my European Parliament representative with my concerns. ACTA protests were very successful. These people are answerable to their constituents in the same way as in any other representative democracy.
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by przemub 3y ago
Same! I think you could even download a version from around 2010, there still should be tutorials available which I was able to follow at their age.
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by przemub 3y ago
Driving licence test not much different from winning the licence in the bag of chips/crisps?
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by przemub 3y ago
May you dm me the novel? I'm curious if I've had a chance to read it!
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by przemub 3y ago
That's interesting. I used to regularly donate to FSFE but their weird relationship with FSF prompted me to stop recently.
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by przemub 3y ago
Jazz <3
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by przemub 3y ago
Sure. Gun crime? Not really a thing in the anything resembling U.S. scale. Though the requirements are pretty heavy.
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by przemub 3y ago
While it is, the users are from everywhere and so is the content.
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by przemub 3y ago
Ah yeah, the allowed kind of racism. My favourite.
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by przemub 3y ago
Ren'Py is also extremely popular, if not for the short of thing you did not mean :) It's the most popular OSS engine according to SteamDB. https://steamdb.info/tech/Engine/RenPy/
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by przemub 3y ago
No. It's not like they give you S3 for free because you pay for EC2.
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by przemub 3y ago
It is but OpenSUSE is free and binary-compatible since the last release - just like CentOS used to be for RHEL. SLES is also cheaper from my experience.
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by przemub 3y ago
Some kind of political statement against the EU and UK? WTF indeed.
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by przemub 3y ago
He's extremely well-regarded as one of the greatest Polish writers and "Street of Crocodiles" is in the curriculum for most high school students.
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by przemub 3y ago
In many languages psychedelic is spelt with psycho-, so that's for sure what they meant :)
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by przemub 3y ago
Though you can have memory pages which are non-executable so I'd say that the processor in fact has this concept.
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by przemub 3y ago
Excluded from the ban.
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by przemub 4y ago
The same what I thought when looking at the article :) Go is higher than I expected for such a comparatively new language.
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by przemub 4y ago
Yeah - all of these are variations of CITMDRV_{AMD64,IA64}.sys.
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by przemub 4y ago
Both gat and bat seem more like a replacement for less, not cat to me!
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by przemub 4y ago
I thought it'd be something dog-related :(
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ChatGPT refunds subscriptions for an unknown reason?(old.reddit.com)
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