- Ignore the scary warning VS Code shows you when you press the button.
That usually counts towards having enough money for half of the hobbies listed.
It depends on the exact definition of wet.
According to theWebster dictionary and the OED water is wet:
consisting of, containing, covered with, or soaked with liquid (such as water)
Consisting of moisture, liquid. Chiefly as a pleonastic rhetorical epithet of water or tears.
According to the Cambridge dictionary it’s not.
So having western troops in Ukraine should also be fine if they stop at the russian border right?
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A text editor and a markdown to PDF app.
Alternatively Libre office and a standard template like Europass.
If you feel you need more than that you are putting too many details on your CV.
Sideloading doesn’t mean it’s unsigned. F-droid apps are signed for example. Sideloading just means “it doesn’t pay neo-feudal taxes to either of the two duopolist lords”.
Let’s say Putin wants to invade the West. What imaginary army would he use to do this, considering the one he has is stuck in Ukraine?
If he tries to use nukes to deal with sanctions his non suicidal generals will throw him out of the Kremlin window.
And Google did the same with the Tensor Processor Unit in the Pixels.
Or something that would indirectly kill Jafar, like teleporting him to the moon.
It depends on how familiar you are with old point and click games. If you aren’t used to them, it can be quite frustrating, but even then I think it would be enjoyable if you use a guide to unblock yourself when you get stuck.
I wouldn’t call it underappreciated since it was well received in its time, but Star Trek: Judgment Rites was amazing.
I wish there would be more narrative focused Star Trek games like that. Either a Disco Elysium style non-combat focused RPG or a modern adventure game.
I vote whoever decided to hold the vote on Google Forms.
How many people could we save if we harvested you for spare parts? You can’t, or at very least shouldn’t, make moral decisions on arithmetic alone.
If by animations you mean smoothly moving the mouse and windows while badly optimized apps and websites are rendering, yes.
To reduce input lag and provide smoother visuals.
F’ing starfleet time travelers. Now Daniels has to clean it up all over again.
They could comply with the DMA by opening up Facebook Messenger to everyone (for example by reintroducing XMPP), so no this is not because of the DMA (besides the “look at what you made me do” abuser’s mantra), it’s because Facebook will stop at nothing to trap users in their platforms.
There’s https://unifiedpush.org/ as an alternative, but apps need to support it explicitly.
While formally there’s no precedence, court decisions still influence jurisprudence (I.e. the interpretation of the law), especially when supreme courts are involved.
From the Wikipedia article on Civil Law:
In actual practice, an increasing degree of precedent is creeping into civil law jurisprudence, and is generally seen in many nations’ highest courts.[11] While the typical French-speaking supreme court decision is short, concise and devoid of explanation or justification, in Germanic Europe, the supreme courts can and do tend to write more verbose opinions, supported by legal reasoning.[11] A line of similar case decisions, while not precedent per se, constitute jurisprudence constante.
The last sentence also explains why Sony tried to do this in Germany: they were hoping to have a book sized legal thesis they could shop around in other European courts.