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…but intended for web, but you can also misuse it for apps and system services
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…but intended for web, but you can also misuse it for apps and system services
We don’t exoect them to stop. We just believe fighting the truth will ultimately just reveal their weakness.
The thing is, that we, the West, don’t want to be an imperial power that invades other countries any more. So there is little reason for us to spread destabilizing lies. We want to be better than that. We want the truth to be our ally.
i used it successfully for social formal mail, like wishing business contacts i hardly knew farewell. you just tell it to write a farewell mail for john paste it in your email and change stuff you don’t like
i had this too somewhere. i forgot where. i was too lazy to report it, yet. guess we’ll see this a few more times until one of us finally is annoyed enough to report it 😅
They jailed my man Link smh
i could see people doing that to avoid meeting non-gym people. like when you get your ass complimented every 5 meters outside of the gym.
also, if there barely are any sidewalks near your home or it’s generally unsafe in some way.
acshually the world mostly consists of iron and nickel 🤓😆
Yeah, Doctor Who is really far fetched and bizarre, but all the shows are fiction. Doctor Who doesn’t even try to explain the fictional part. It’s not a requirement, but makes some things difficult to accept.
An extreme example of the opposite would be Star Trek, which offers at least one explanation for most fictional things like they can accelerate that fast because “inertial dampeners” or “the neutrino emissions of the tricorder scan affected it”.
German economy has been stagnating for a while
Germanies GDP went up every year since at least 2010, except 2020.
Yes, before the war Germany also relied on russian gas and renewables, but also nuclear (mostly russian uranium) and its own coal.
Germany acted fast though and it’s transition to 100% renewables is on track even despite the war.
i would make a loss because of the tax on stock trades in my country and the fee of my banks broker ☹
but, as I mentioned it was kinda cheap, so not much money stuck in it. (i only trade shares for fun. i spend the money from my gaming budget on it, since i’m not very interested in new PC and console games any more.)
Maybe I shouldn’t have bought their stock a while ago… but it was so cheap 😅
I guess I’m stuck with it now 😑
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–exclude works reliable for me. can you give us an example of an --exclude and the file name that tar outputs when adding it?
Windows, macOS and a ton of other Linux distros do that as well.
First of all, windows and macOS are not for free. They cost extra money, sometimes hidden in the PC cost when pre-installed. When they do a major update, like Win10 to 11, you are at their mercy, if your license can be used to upgrade. Often it can, but sometimes your PC is not “Windows 11 ready” or so and then you get updates for your old system for a few more years until they drop you like a hot potato and throw you to the malware wolves.
Additionally, in Windows the automatic updates are just for the OS itself and some apps from its store. A few apps like Chrome and FF install their own extra update service on top. A lot of other programs check for updates individually or some not at all and often you have to download and run their installer for every update. Idk how it is in macOS tho. Haven’t used it in years.
Yes, a ton of other Linux distros also have background unattended-upgrade or similar. However, the people who choose Ubuntu over those are usually looking for a quick solution that almost always just installs without problems. They usyally don’t have time or patience for any complications, however small. So they choose the fire-and-forget Linux and additionally have greater chances to find a fix or help in the super rare case it doesn’t work, because the bigger user base increases the likelyhood someone else is familiar or has infos regarding that exotic issue.
it’s kinda the fire-and-forget of OSes. you just press the update/upgrade button when the unattended-upgrade didn’t catch all and it just works for free and forever.
maybe koreader has an error and that causes the autologin session to end and you go to login.
another problem could be another login thingy started first and greetd can’t use the tty. check inittab
You can always boot from a live medium, chroot into it and fix stuff, e.g. a live USB or CD/DVD. They can be created from Windows.
i have a loooong list of things i’d expect in exchange. (freedom for uighurs, no harrassing neighbour regions/countries, stop cyberattacks, no supporting russia, etc. etc.)
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