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The Wii Shop Channel predates it by a few years.

Do you even get a choice if you need to book a flight?

Getting the first visa was pretty difficult and required a lot of paperwork. The renewal process was much easier as you just had to prove your studies are progressing on time and that you have a source of income and private healthcare (you're not eligible for public healthcare). It takes a few months for them to process the decision, which makes it pretty stressful.

4 years doesn't sound bad to me. I studied for a MS in Finland and you have to renew your student visa every year.

Eh, I don't get it. When looking at the before and after screenshots of Wikipedia, I greatly prefer the "before" fonts. It looks easier to read and less squished. Though they both suffer from the much bigger problem where the lower case L is indistinguishable from the capital i.

Whenever I'm sent a screenshot from a Windows user, the the text looks quite janky, with a red and blue blur around letters. Though I don't know if that's actually what they see on their screen.

What does MSN stand for?

America is just a goldmine. 300 million people with GDP comparable to Norway and Switzerland, that all speak the same language, and are covered by a single set of federal regulations. Plus taxes are much lower and there are fewer consumer protection laws in general. It's a businessman's dream.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)...

Here's the original source: https://boards.4channel.org/g/thread/77879263

And the archive when it gets pruned: https://archive.is/eg9nw

Because non-technical people probably don't even know they have a choice in the matter. Macs are too expensive and they've probably never heard of Linux.

>How long will it take to build all those nuclear plants?

About 7.5 years if you start them all at the same time.

http://euanmearns.com/how-long-does-it-take-to-build-a-nucle...

How long would it take to deploy that solar energy system, as well as figuring out a storage solution to overcome the problem of the duck curve?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck_curve

And for the love of god, don't add anything that will require a cookie pop up.

Sounds like you want the responsive design version of Wikipedia.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org

Alright then. Let's start shutting down fossil fuel power plants and replace them with nuclear.

>(based purely on what they're saying)

Compare that to what they've been doing since 2000.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_carbon_di...

That sounds exactly like the issue in the US.

Yes, it had official Linux support since 2015.

Coincidentally, they're all games that work very well on Linux.

That would be cool. Roku boxes actually come with a headphone jack in the remote so you can do just that (but not through bluetooth).

>It’s incredible that anything could live that high, at 20,340 feet—there is no vegetation, and seemingly nothing to eat.

There's clearly vegetation in the background of the photo.

That's what I meant. Western European countries rely extensively on public transit and walking, much like Japan. Yet their obesity rate is several times higher than Japan's (though still lower than the USA).

>Average Japanese diets are much healthier than American diets; there is less of a car culture, public transport is common.

The same can be said about most western Europe countries, yet they still have obesity rates above 20% compared to 4% in Japan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_obesity_r...

>But do go on about fat shaming being effective.

It looks like the most likely explanation here.

It is a very effective method. It's common to do in Japan, and they have one of the lowest obesity rates of any first world country. No overbearing government regulations necessary.

So people who believe in nuance?

Faster latency, not faster throughput.

Source? The only ones who seem to publicly release these numbers are Humble Bundle Inc. And in the sales that offer Linux games (mostly the indie bundles), Linux sales account for 5-25% of revenue.

https://cheesetalks.net/humble/

So it's a Timebox clone, but without the hardware and Windows only? Seems pretty useless. Why does any old thing from Microsoft always get upvoted here? Do they have have marketing bots or something?

https://www.divoom.com/product/timebox-mini.html

Non-reddit link: https://i.imgur.com/3eGaQZT.jpg

Yes, a single neuron is just logistic regression.

He's a pretty agreeable guy if you ignore all the bombings.