Oopsie, let’s correct that and pretend it didn’t happen.

Add me something about a Nazi scientist that fled dub dub 2 and has been experimenting with said children and we’re in biznus.

FOR THE EMPRAH!

Or alternatively:

Skulls for the skull throne, cordially,

Yep, it’s a noclip issue.

ln -s /dev/null /dev/theresnodanaonlynull

https://youtu.be/sABdtEaKMYE

You also love Abba?

I guess this song is still relevant then: Super Good · Сергей Шнуров

I do hate color themed icons. I understand why someone else might like it, but it makes it hard to find what I’m looking for and some of the icon designs are bland and uninspired.

This is a larger problem when your hyperfixation needs you to water it or maintain it regularly or it will die.

My exact point, thank you.

Earlier that day: “I don’t care for Single Run”.

I suggest you all to review your American history because things like this have happened in several occasions and to several degrees.

You should know that Tammany Hall was a thing, and so was the Business Plot, and the Kent State shootings and things like the Battle of Blair Mountain were more common than you would believe.

I understand that to young people, seeing what’s happening is scary, but democracy is a continuous battle that we tend to forget it exists but that we ought to fight as the alternative is always worse than anything you might imagine (based on the testimonials of survivors).

EDIT: I added few links with worth reading articles.

“Time is a wheel in constant motion always rolling us along. Who wants to look back on their years and wonder where those years have gone?” ― Lee Ann Womack

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But I do a little gnarl and you don’t.

There is an electronic visa available for Caterpillar Land that will let you skip having to deal with paperwork when you arrive.

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Japan doesn’t have street names except for a very very few, so in the past when someone would give you directions, they would make you a map and add details for where to turn (e.g. house with blue roof and a dog).

Houses do have numbers though and there’s a code used by mailmen, so that also helps.

That Vampire unofficial patch is obligatory if you want to actually finish that game.

Ten years ago, an employer gave me a Windows desktop and I did my earnest to make it my work laptop. I think I gave up when I realized the OS didn’t allow me to use custom hotkeys and I “needed” a tool for it that will be running, capturing my keystrokes ;).

KDE is fantastic, not as lean as other desktops, but very stable and feels as premium as a MacOS equivalent, but way more customizable. It has the same pitfalls as Gnome, with some kwin scripts, widgets and extensions jeopardizing your stability and becoming memory hungry hippos, but also being harder to spot than their equivalent in Sway or others. But IMO it lacks the issues I faced with Gnome with each upgrade (I miss a stable PaperWM).