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e.g. on hackernews comments are submitted fairly quickly, and I find myself reloading very often to check if the comment really has been placed.
Every country can make their own decisions regarding their international treaties and alliances. The NATO expansion is also not something that’s happening against the will of the people in eastern countries. After the Crimea annexation, most countries in that sphere of influence turned anti-russia and more pro-nato. The majority of Ukrainians is currently also pro joining the NATO.
> Since June 2014, polls showed that about 50% of those asked supported Ukrainian NATO membership. Some 69% of Ukrainians want to join NATO, according to a June 2017 poll by the Democratic Initiatives Foundation, compared to 28% support in 2012 when Yanukovych was in power
Since he was on the Russian side, fighting against the french, where Tarrare was, they should’ve organized a ‘who can eat more’ battle, and winner wins the war. Would’ve saved lots of lives.
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The leaderboard then only needs to modified (read can be done without race conditions) by the top 100 or whatever.
Not to mention that the parking looks horribly designed. How will you get to your car, if it’s parked in the middle of the road in the middle of the block? You’ll first have to pass on the other side without cars paying much attention to you, and then also drive on the street, with the view being potentially blocked by a larger car (for you and the drivers on the street)
Similar to github codespaces without a real computer to back it up
The link was to show that facebook was down.
If you wanted to know if they liked the music more, you could play any modern song and it would probably score higher, and I say that as a classical music fan.
To give an example, I would always go to a Mozart concert if the chance comes up, despite me not really liking his music a lot, there’s still no denying that they’re musical masterpieces and provide more than nice sounding tunes.
But please release a linux version ASAP :)
I’m also not sure if I like that is’s always running in the background, not because of privacy but because it just seems a bit unnecessary - something that I use maybe a few times in a week and that’s nothing more than a search engine shouldn’t be using system resources all the time
I believe you cannot replace/upgrade the CPU. At least that’s what I remember reading.
You’ll have to buy a new one, but you can always use the old ram, wifi chip (if it’s still supported) and SSD.
Yes, I use it daily and it’s been the most reliable distro I’ve ever used. My current install is 6 months old, completely shadowing anything I ever got before that. It’s package repository nixpkgs is the largest and most up to date out there, when counting unique packages.
The learning curve might be very steep in the beginning, but it’s very much worth it!