eldavi

status quo joe is not going to do anything besides shore up the american empire's designs as best he can against trump.

In addition to conventional call-ups, conscription teams patrol public areas or stop cars on highways to draft eligible men into the army. Dozens of men have died and hundreds were caught when trying to illegally cross the border. Other are already abroad. Some don’t leave their apartments for weeks to dodge the draft.

The government decriminalized first-time desertion earlier this year in an effort to boost numbers ...

and they see nothing wrong with this; jesus christ!!! 🤦

Kozhemyako founded Khartiia, or Charter, as a group of volunteers during the chaotic early period of the war. He had quit a family skiing holiday in the Alps the day Russia launched a full-scale invasion in February 2002. The crop trader had spent more than two decades building up AgroTrade, a farming empire with a land bank almost as big as Singapore.

i wish i understood why ukrainians love our oligarchs so much when it's clear that they're causing our collapse.

androids can't do base distro's anymore?

the touch screen support was TERRIBLE, but it was helped a lot by the physical slide-out keyboard and i never got the phone capabilities to work correctly, but i heard from my colleagues at the time that some of them had figured it out.

even bernie agreed that this was the case and the dnc leadership showed us their true colors when they rebuked his assessment.

i wonder if the streisand effect is the intention because it causes engagement in a story that would otherwise be mostly ignored.

Well duh, a comparatively tiny amount of minorities changing how they vote or not voting doesn’t matter if A MAJORITY of all white people can’t be counted on to vote for racism.

fixed it for you.

in case you didn't know: democrats haven't had the majority white vote since the 1960's

... nowadays it’s in my top 3 list when I’m suggesting distros to people

same here; but only because of the support like red hat's and canonical's

fwiw: it was viable when i had the first android released to the public; it was an HTC and with debian.

With imperative style, you have a lot of implicit state that you need to know to figure out what actually happened. So, you end up having to go through the steps of building that state up before you can start figuring out what went wrong.

i think i struggle with this part the most since i'm entirely self taught and relied on very old methods for writing my source since the educational material i used was the most common and freely available at the time i starting doing development work. i've learned that it was acceptably sufficient for the IT-based problems that i was trying to solve at the time i learned it and that legacy style has been keeping me at a disadvantage.

if seen some of the newer style of debugging like the one you're shared from the young fresh graduate developers who are lucky enough to be spared the slog of a over decade within "customer service" oriented side of the tech industry umbrella and it's painfully evident to me how vastly superior it is compared to the old methods that i taught myself and it's encouraged me to seek a degree to help me master them and my new job will make that degree free for me; which matters A LOT as an american considering the price tag it entails.

opensuse was my shortest experiment when i used to distro hop because of how old their software seemed to be. (ie old like debian stable).

this was almost 20 years; has it gotten better?

they couldn't do it without us.

but it's so much easier to put in echo "if you can see this it worked" 100 times in your source. lol