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541.
by stop50 2y ago
Both countries sent troops, australias was much bigger.
542.
by stop50 2y ago
They contributed Troops to the ISAF troops in afgahnistan for example. Correction: wrote Usaf instead of ISAF
543.
by stop50 2y ago
The Asylum system can be improved(its no way fair that some countries have to cater more asylum seekers than others). Sadly there are no legal ways to get the asylum Status, only the way that you have to cross the border without visum and t
544.
by stop50 2y ago
RHEL 6 and 7 are outdated. 7 has only minimal support and 6 is out if support for years.
545.
by stop50 2y ago
I have a few repos.
546.
by stop50 2y ago
No correct data for me. Good to know.
547.
by stop50 2y ago
Android regressed in a lot of things. Things are moved into the play services, partly because manufacturers are too lazy for updates.
548.
by stop50 2y ago
have you seen how many planes are starting and/or landing every hour on a medium sized airport? humans alone can hardly manage this.
549.
by stop50 2y ago
the biggest problem i had were forgotten redirections(somebody forgot to remove the records of an domain they didn't use anymore)
550.
by stop50 2y ago
I use netcup.probably not the cheapest, but i like it there.uptime in my history has been better than expected.
551.
by stop50 2y ago
Do you use tags?
552.
by stop50 2y ago
> Many countries have switched off most of their MW transmitters in the 2010s due to cost-cutting and low usage of MW by the listeners. Among those are Germany, France, Russia, Poland, Sweden, the Benelux, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia
553.
by stop50 2y ago
1. Higher quality 2. The only country with widespread use of AM are the USA. All other countries use mostly FM.
554.
by stop50 2y ago
FUD(Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt), an high usage on desktops(we use ms because the executives know it from their computers), an license model that gets better for the buyer the microsoft products you use, bribes to computer manufacturers so
555.
by stop50 2y ago
I meant if you tried to delete them in the recovery mode.
556.
by stop50 2y ago
Did you tried to delete the folder or the driver?
557.
by stop50 2y ago
Windows has an built in method, but make backups, since you can deny yourself access to critical things.
558.
by stop50 2y ago
This is how linux systems are used, when an higher level of security is needed. The security levels look like this(lowest to highest): Standard installation > AppArmor > Selinux > selinux with default-deny(everything not explicitly
559.
by stop50 2y ago
I would like this feature.
560.
by stop50 2y ago
In wartimes, usually the capable are sent to the front first, so if you have an bad enough eyesight or an disablement from an past injury, then another one will be send to the front. if you are already in a desk job for an war critical coma
561.
by stop50 2y ago
If you underfund railway for decades in favor of cars, this happens.
562.
by stop50 2y ago
For really secure environments you use your own hardware backed ca.
563.
by stop50 2y ago
im not sure, but the chances are not nil. An lawyer will give you better answers than someone on the internet. Any other non-eu country would have less chances
564.
by stop50 2y ago
Are you in europe or not? If yes, you can use an lawyer to solve this problem.
565.
by stop50 2y ago
We already have enough in my eyes. The top 18 either already exist or have nothing to do with hypertext markup language. - -- we already have ol, ul and li --- -- that is an hr ?,! -- Why? this is part of sentences [], [x] -- this can be do
566.
by stop50 2y ago
for users its an "i am paying mark", but for company accounts its an verification mark.
567.
by stop50 2y ago
Status 451: unaviable for legal reasons.
568.
by stop50 2y ago
This is probavly the correct link: https://toonk.io/navigating-infrastructure-outages-battle-sc...
569.
by stop50 2y ago
Are some even sandwiches? Some look like sweets others are hamburgers.
570.
by stop50 2y ago
acording to EU law companies have to check their suppliers for violations against a list of human right standards.

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