

Jokes on them, they accidentally gave us the amazing mnemonic device of SMHEO


Jokes on them, they accidentally gave us the amazing mnemonic device of SMHEO


For automatic triggers you need SOME way to combat extreme unfairness (like something calamity induced for example), but any way i can see to fairly do that doesnt really work in a 2 party system. A multiparty system would be better protected against voting with the party vs voting according to your morals, or whatever you would call what is happening over there.
I guess in the current state of the dysfunctional US legislative + judicial system that unfairness would be a small price to pay.


Darn it, couldn’t get it to run on Fedora KDE 44. I was looking forward to another diagonal traversal of the map!


Bawwww, I was happy to be able to do my part for the steam linux charts for the first time, but it was not the month of the Linux desktop I guess


Awwww yeah! Together FOSS monkey strong! Thanks for the write up an for taking the plunge.
I tried mint a couple years back and am now fully in love with Fedora KDE. I’m so happy to work with an OS this smooth!
Those edges look like royal exquisite velours!
It’s a troupe of scissors!
I live close to the beach and this is the way. Car is parked, peeps want to lay down IMMEDIATELY NOW. Take 5 minutes to walk down the beach and the crowd thins significantly.
Holy fucksticks, 47… Good luck out there


Every day it’s looking more and more like Crimea might be the first oblast to be liberated.
Gives you consciousness, love and the power to deeply connect and bond with your loved ones.
Also
you’re all mortal, have fun missing the fuck out of each other when the random clock strikes “YA DEAD”.
Ooooops, did anyone say STDs? Do what comes naturally, but, you know. Ya might die.
Agreed. I almost would have been upset if someone didnt explain this joke all the way to its death. Not to fear.


FUEL 2009
I recently had this dish for the first time ever and I love it. Yours looks slammin’ !


One of the first big civ’s in SEA ( I forgot if it was the harrapans or in (one of?) the first megacity, near present day angkor wat), The king had to climb a pretty steep climb after every day of work, so if they got really old or glutonous, he couldnt use the kings house and thus not be king anymore. Obv the idea is flawed, but I kind of like the idea of a built in physical test, that would disqualify you from a position of serious power if you fail to pass it.


I thought the same thing when they left an anti landmine group, but like others said, their neighbors are acting erratically and dangerous for national safety.
As I understand now, using mines gives a smaller defender a lot more power then a big attacker. Landmines still suck ass ofc but at least I understand the choice to use them from a country like Finland.
Nukes sound similar. If you can project mutually assured destruction, enemy choices are limited.


“They say that existing EU consumer law “already provides for important safeguards protecting the economic interests of consumers”, and note that video game publishers have to inform about “the duration and the conditions for terminating the contract before the consumers signs up for the video game”.”
Well that would be cool, but anything about the duration and conditions for terminating the contract i’ve ever read on boxes or terms of service is: " We can do whatever we like, whenever we like, just so we’re clear’ (im slightly paraphrasing). So it sound to me like the EC says: " Well these sellers said fuck you up front so they’re immune to any responsibility". Cool, cool. I saw a digital fairness act, but maybe we can hang something up in the mandated warranty tree? So if a game shuts down in 6 months barring you from playing, you would be entitled to some form of restitution instead of hoping the dev has morals.
Still doesn’t solve that corpo’s have their fingers over the killbuttons on our cultural heritage existence, so, you know, there’s a lot of work to do still.
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