The existence of an extradition treaty doesn't mean that UK courts are compelled to extradite anyone until/unless US prisons cease breeching basic human rights.
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The existence of an extradition treaty doesn't mean that UK courts are compelled to extradite anyone until/unless US prisons cease breeching basic human rights.
There should be no extradition to the USA whatsoever until they stop doing so.
Fossil fuels provide the backup power source.
This is really sad. You are insulting and dismissing technology which did something well over 20 years ago that you think is not possible today. And instead of thinking "hmm maybe I should look at the older technology and see how it did it" you just dismiss it as a "meme" and tell people that the actual technology they used is impossible. So much effort is wasted in our industry because of NIH syndrome...
I seriously hope that the Wayland people didn't just completely ignore the positives of Xwindows!
> Rulings of the constitutional court have almost no real life consequences. If there is a negative ruling the parliament is given ample time before the unconstitutional law must be replaced. If there is any replacement within that time, the same law, formulated differently, is passed.
To say that the court does have power. But your example is an example of exactly what the OP was saying happens!
`git add -p` will give you a interactive way of committing partial changes.
If you did not delete the Signal directory on your phone then there should be some old backups with your messages there. These will be encrypted so you will need to original password to unencrypt them.
This is not legal in Norway.
There are plenty of dark skinned Norwegians, Finns and Danes these days.