That’s why they evacuated it, they know Israel would bomb it. They’ve targeted hospitals and abundances in Lebanon before (and Gaza as well, of course).

Yeah, moving to the EU to escape regulation doesn’t seem like a smart move.

The witnesses said the car appeared to reverse after hitting the cyclist for a second time before moving forward again, over the man’s body. The driver’s teenage daughter was also in the car at the time, witnesses said.

That’s straight up murder, should be prison time. People shouldn’t be getting away with murder because they happened to be sitting in a metal box at the time.

It was an IDF-involved shooting.

And it’s not like deleting will fix it now, it’s been copied millions of times now.

That’s definitely a great analysis, thanks!

Yeah, it’s not about solutions. It’s about punishing the ‘other’. Deflecting from the actual source of everyone’s economical backsliding (the billionaires skimming money off every part of economic activity).

I thought this was always obvious. His whole appeal was ‘he says it like it is’ and ‘he’s brave enough to say what we’re all thinking’.

That’s why scandals didn’t affect him, he never pretended to be virtuous like most of the other Republicans do.

A third of people in any society have authoritarian tendencies and will vote for the strong man ‘that will set everything straight’, and it’s always a failure of mainstream politicians that allows these people to get into power (either by not motivating the other 70% to vote for their project, being too divided, or by going into a coalition with that party).

Yeah, I don’t get the point of this post. Even if it was the same place, it’s just a field when the festival is not on, there’s nothing special about it.

It’s probably a real PO Box otherwise the mail might bounce back to the sender giving them a chance to still put it in a drop box.

Yeah, they look nothing alike side by side.

OP should mail back an airtag and see where it ends up eventually.

Other distros were faster with updating packages, or for Ubuntu specifically you had PPAs or repositories maintained by the vendor.

I think that’s mostly solved, but yeah, some of the sandbox stuff affected performance.

The issues are twofold: Linux distros historically update software through a package manager. Something that was working fine for everyone, however it was causing a lot of work for maintainers. They got together and designed a packaging format for software that works across all Linux distributions called ‘flatpak’. However, Ubuntu decided to create an alternative called Snap, which solves the same problem, except it’s not used by anyone else.

Also, there’s some implementation details that make it look messy in your system (every application is mounted as it’s own filesystem, so if you use tools to list your disk’s there’s a bunch of weird spammy looking drives and things like that).

You get all the bugs and don’t get to miss a single recall.

Holy shit, how pathetic can you be?

Probably can’t do that under NAFTA (or whatever Trump renamed it to).

Yeah, I’d rather the distro be as boring as possible while the exciting stuff happens upstream.

Creating a whole new chain seems unnecessary since chains are just public ledgers anyway. It’s always been trivial to trace trades with most currencies.