As lies always could.
There were no WMDs in Iraq.
No Dominion in my federation!
Ok so I don’t completely agree… The thing is: mobile apps today have this approach where they don’t have “releases”, there’s one entry on the app store, and if you buy that you usually get updates for as long as it exists.
In the past, computer software always had periodic (usually yearly) releases, which meant that if you bought one version, afterwards you’d have maybe updates for bugfixes and such, but no new features. The result was that the development of new features was paid by people replacing the old version with the new one, because they wanted the improved version.
Nowadays you buy the app and you keep getting new features, sometimes for years, and that development is paid solely thanks to new buyers. Which is cool if you are the customer but it’s not great long term for the developer.
Yeah sure, but ships and planes don’t matter for rural subsidies
Ships and planes aren’t rural
You can also install URLCheck, then you’ll be safe with any app
I mean, it’s not like micro cars are safe
My favorite scene in Generations
Terrible choice of name, ladder is the name of a popular programming language for industrial automation, googling it would be a nightmare
I support the creation of MSF commandos
I see an XT plug. Do they use AliExpress battery packs?
Did that long ago, along with other repost bots, and my experience improved significantly
I mean, the way Bethesda has taken Fallout, there’s not much that could be ruined, just use a newish setting and go to town
You use toilet paper first, then move to the bidet. Which, btw, is next to the toilet, so even if you didn’t clean yourself with TP it’s pretty painless to move over.
I’m Italian and I must support @FaceDeer 's point, these are standard in my country (and they should be standard everywhere, damn barbarians) and they are definitely better than a spray nozzle attached to a toilet. You can also use them for other things, like washing your feet.
Your usual multimedia selfhosted program that you have running in your overpowered server/rack, you name it, I could probably be using it too in my humble DS218+
I’ve been using a low power embedded-cpu server for proxmox+homeassistant+openmediavault+*arr stack, but I’ve recently built a new one with my desktop’s Ryzen 3600 CPU, 'cause I wanted to use Jellyfin. It’s gone from 35 to 60 W/h, but it’s got more drives, so I think the power consumption can be good with a more powerful server.
What, the original wasn’t hot?
You can make KDE do pretty much whatever you want
So, set on Qo’noS?