By what measure of disapproval? Not all Mexican immigrants are ready to rise up either.
(And it’s only ~0.5% in Canada)
Formerly u/CanadaPlus101 on Reddit.
By what measure of disapproval? Not all Mexican immigrants are ready to rise up either.
(And it’s only ~0.5% in Canada)
Jesus Christ.
Edit: Okay, he said he’s going to withdraw it, like he’s supposed to when the parliament votes for it, but this is such a whirlwind I have to expect the unexpected.
Uhh, I just read the summery. A moment.
Wat.
Well, glad it didn’t work.
Dope. Not the call center gangs, but the internet getting places where people try to stop it.
I had heard of it way back when, and basically thought it was going to be another dead OSS project. Years later Reddit was enshittifying and to my surprise it came back as the main alternative. Now I’m here and not leaving.
Centalised as in not federated. Which means we’ve basically set a timer until it starts acting like Google or Facebook, or even “X” if a crazy person buys it out.
That being said, I welcome any kind of actual competition.
TBF in the Y2K era JavaScript was less of a suspect choice of scripting language. And it’s a commercial variant called Nombas ScriptEase which is not better, and it’s unsupported since 2003, but there you go.
Define “healthy”, OP. Like, mentally healthy? That’s pretty dependent on what your personal tastes are - the game is to find the things you can tolerate that most people can’t as well, and to save on whatever those may be. Medically healthy? Aside from food most unhealthy habits are expensive anyway. If food, canned veggies are underrated, at least where I live.
One pretty universal thing, I guess, is not spending on the first thing put in front of you, metaphorically or physically. The entire surveillance capitalism and marketing economy is set up to part idiots from their money that way.
I hadn’t heard that, but it makes total sense given how they’re manufactured.
Fucking minimalist logo fonts…
IIRC software development, including games, was a pretty gritty industry last century too.
It’s more a matter of having the luxury of space for bloat. (Most of the anti-user features are new, though)
Other than the frame, what components aren’t being replaced? I’ll admit my fridge knowledge is mostly theoretical.
Oh my god, that’s horrible.
“A state cannot be held to act in a way that is incompatible with its obligations in terms of international law with regards to immunities granted to states which are not party to the ICC,” the French statement said.
Anyone want to take a guess what percentage of ICC warrants are issued for people from countries like that? I suppose, this being France, that they actually will protect some random African warlord as well.
In actual chamber accidents the people lost consciousness immediately. The one dude didn’t even know what had happened or why his ears were sore when they came to rescue him.
Which has literally happened on the ISS.
The original O’Neill cylinder was just normal mild steel, though. Exotic materials increase the possible size up to planetary. Maybe OP’s could be Kevlar? Although, if you really want the dirt and rocks that probably increases the load quite a bit.
There’s several ISM bands, though, pretty evenly spaced. The 13.5MHz one is used for passive RF chips like on credit cards, for example. They’re skinny, but for purposes where bandwidth doesn’t matter they can be. For other purposes bandwidth is scarce enough there has to be tight regulation.
Actually high water absorption happens in mm wave bands up in the hundreds of GHz (and THz too, if we could make a decent transmitter). Those fucked up riot control devices that make your skin feel on fire work based on that principle, because the heat will only go deep enough to hit pain receptors. Presumably, they stop working if you get a water mixture of any kind on the window, too.
Yes, it sure is. In geopolitics there’s no actual binding rules, just threats and relationships.
BBC is now reporting that the cabinet has lifted the martial law, which I assume means the immediate threat is over. There’s still a damn lot of “pieces to pick up”, though.