The advantage with the Gripen is that the Americans can’t turn it off on a whim
I have a Rocku streaming stick and it won’t work without an internet connection
I thought they already did this in Australia
I thought it was ‘careless people’ he was scared of
Maybe they unzipped the archive? /S
If only the white SUV driver’s father had pulled out all those years ago…
This sounds like a client problem. Modern Lemmy has community blocks as part of the insurance user profile. Have you tried web client or another app?
Is that why the car has the little horse shaped badge on it?
At 200mph
Sure, list five
I thought the onion only posted satirical or parody stories, not real news
Cron already exists and is established as the solution in this space. It’s also used as the model for a lot of other timer services outside the Linux kernel.
How are systemd timers not a solution looking for a problem?
Toilet can mean the whole room if separate (i.e. no shower or bath) or just the appliance, depending on context. Can use loo to mean what Americans would refer to as ‘bsthroom’/‘restroom’.
Happens with TV shows all the time
This is what we were all told for years and years- that it was impossible that anyone could hear anything in vinyl that was supposed to be there but that couldn’t be reproduced with digital at cd quality. Then DVD came out And people could genuinely hear the difference from CD quality audio even in stereo. It turns out that dynamic range is limited by the audio sampling rate and the human ear can easily detect a far greater range CD audio supports.
FFS! Yeah, right. Let’s all learn about init.d , Xfree86.conf, samba, and how to recompile a kernel using curses.
Yeah, those old books were out of date when they came out.
A lot of ‘samurai swords’ in media are really just machetes frankly. The linked article describes
Gus Lawrence admitted to using his feet to bend his brother’s “prized samurai sword” into an L-shape while trying to break it, according to a bail memo.
Yeah it’s mall ninja kit.
You’re presuming they they had documentation