

If it e.g. a YT link here that might be interesting to watch, I mark it, and watch later, on my PC. Not just because of the size, but primarily because of the ads - which I don’t see on the PC.


If it e.g. a YT link here that might be interesting to watch, I mark it, and watch later, on my PC. Not just because of the size, but primarily because of the ads - which I don’t see on the PC.


Fantastic book. Might not be for everyone, as it was written long ago, so language and style might be an issue for some.


I imagine him in the bunker under the “ball room”, ‘Downfall’ style, surrounded by his bootlickers who just told him about the SCOTUS decision, and he bangs his fists on the table and screams “This was an order!!!” like the madman he is.


I know how to find and read man pages, therefore I was looking for something that is better structured. A view from the top, not looking at the details that a man page delivers.


Are they? The look more like idiots to me.


Wasn’t it in Hunger Games that they had similar banners of the dictator-president hanging on the house fronts?


AKA is removing customer support.


Have you ever thought of abandoning this whole credit card thing altogether?


It needs to be on FBIs most wanted instead.


WTF does he care about worthless opinions of other people? /s, just in case


OK, first impression: loads of PPTs turned PDF. Not a single book far and wide…


That was the very reason to start this for the biggest grifter ever.


You’ve got a point here, although this topic would do well as a wiki or similar linked documents.
Freedom? Democracy? An Internet before the eternal September, SPAM, marketing surveillance, and ads everywhere?


It saves certain industries 1.3 trillions. It will cost humanity, including the US way more.


The amazing thing about this decision by the supreme court is not that it ran against him, but that there still were three judges who ignored the state of law in the US.


Any recommendations for a good book or online resource to learn about systemd? Not “how to use it” or “ten tricks for systemd users”, but how it works, what makes it tick, basically a systematic overview, end then a dive into the details.


As far as I remember, the budget falls under the sovereignty of the parliament in the US. Is he going to pay that from his personal coffers?


“… except when you are a billionaire or you have bribed Trump.”
They harmed and killed him to prevent him from harming himself? Am I the only one who thinks that this is a rather lame excuse?