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Clumsy? How?
Oh, and you don’t need to reinstall soft while upgrading adequate Linux distros.
And reinstalling Linux is done once in a decade when some serious changes are here. Like 32->64bit. And even then it isn’t necessary.
Is he a good or bad guy by modern USA standards? Sorry, everything is changing so fast there…
Bronze is expensive.
Depends on where you live. I doubt they have many pizzerias in Somali.
You ask crazy people to be reasonable crazy? :)
People are crazy, yes. It is obvious even without a shower :)
But for sane people, it is good, especially in the case of the videogames. While crazies throw money to the publisher/developer, helping fund the production, I can buy a game (full game, mind you: with cleaned out bugs and a pile of DLCs) for a few bucks later. A few years later, but that’s ok for me.
Imagine if all people were like me? We might have had many fewer games.
Because some influencer say you should. Works this way for too many people.
Test on gays, continue on political protests. And what does the EU do? Creating lists…
Does someone here know if that watchlist means anything or is it just an alternative to deep concern?
They might do that again when they’re 80 :)
Regurgitation without critical thought is
called synopsis and is a vital part of “popularization of science or engineering”
Also sprach Zarathustra.
Of course: baby Jesus hates popularization of science or engineering. Baby Jesus loves your money and obedience.
… then vibe vibing and, finally, death.
Looks like that old London bridge (especially if you’re not from England and saw the photo of that bridge a decade ago)
What for? Waste of energy – shaving won’t make him better.
Can’t you just run any release through a normally installed version of wine?
In most cases – no. Wine is far from being a reliable tool. Many programs demand this or that patch for Wine to work. And you surely don’t want to tinker with that.
And if you know where to search, there is a Wine repack for Linux. I tested it on Debian testing – works.
No. In my region it isn’t so (but it was a decade or so ago, not anymore).