

That’s their strategy. When everyone is too tired to fight, they will get it through
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That’s their strategy. When everyone is too tired to fight, they will get it through
clashing art styles, whatever is going on with the front claws, and how the left dino has 0 “wishes” behind their head
Can you share what linters you use?
Good luck, given all the car lobbying going on here…
My current stance is that if your task is complex enough to require the advanced features powershell offers, it should probably just use Python or similar programming languages instead of a shell script. Hell, I’d even argue that is almost exactly what Python is for: it is simple to hack something together while offering powerful stuff in its standard library and common packages.
Wenn man Glück hat bekommt man sogar extra Einlage dazu
You already can selfhost a server, but it doesn’t have any federation at this time.
Nice! but also, good job for having SEO-nuked yourself… Now we have Google Docs, and its alternative “just” Docs. How is anyone supposed to find anything about it with a search engine?
Yes, but Styrofoam probably damages the car less than shards of glass.
cis just means your current gender identity is the same that was assigned to you at birth. there are cases where someone has XX chromosomes, but the body develops as male.
Thank you Mario, but our prince is in another castle!
My aunt has very spotty internet in her house, so a transfer would be quite a bit faster than downloading for bigger apps.
docx is just a zip of xml files. if you add some hooks to git, you could make it unzip it, commit the xml files, then when checking out rezip it into a docx automatically.
But the job description was looking for a “god killer”, not a “not-god killer”. Who could have expected the PC would be both?
They literally removed the entire section “Does Firefox sell my data?” which started with “Nope, never have, never will!”
Re: QR code: https://www.tomshardware.com/software/linux/linux-kernel-612-sees-optional-qr-code-during-kernel-panics