https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ujWZR6JXgJw
Can’t even hear her talking with the song but there’s a good basic idea here. Rice milk, coconut milk, also oat milk (?), maple syrup, cinnamon, vanilla, heated up. Real winter drink.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ujWZR6JXgJw
Can’t even hear her talking with the song but there’s a good basic idea here. Rice milk, coconut milk, also oat milk (?), maple syrup, cinnamon, vanilla, heated up. Real winter drink.
Is the goal to point out contradictions in the pairs you gave?
Yup, this is classic “we’ll abolish the EPA but your 8 year old still is forbidden from running a lemonade stand.”
I’ve got an irrational, non-evidence-based love for RISC dating back to the 90s PowerPC mac era. Makes me want one.
I don’t know if you’re purposefully misunderstanding me or what. Not gonna bother.
Due to the article’s failure to make its claims explicit, that doesn’t explain all of this:
Indeed, data revealed here for the first time shows that during the fighting on October 7, the Air Force fired 11,000 shells, dropped more than 500 heavy one-ton bombs and launched 180 missiles. According to the data, during the battle the Air Force eliminated 1,000 fighters. Even if this is an exaggeration, these are impressive numbers.
The article states that the bombs were dropped over Gaza,
Where are you seeing that in the article?
Last time I checked (a few years ago) Firefox has half the memory usage of Chrome, in practice.
We know from footage Hamas/PIJ killed a significant number, including civilians. Back in late 2023 I was figuring maybe about 75/25 Hamas/IDF ratio. Soon after, we saw a lot of evidence of IDF tanks and helicopters firing on civilians, not to mention the dozens of exploded cars. But that is a LOT of explosives in those statistics. 50/50, 33/66?
If we’re really going full warlord-rule society (“the worst”), names on a domestic account at some institution are worthless. Wax for the scraping. Bonds, bank accounts, stocks, all of it. Cash gets devalued by inflation. That leaves you with foreign accounts, goods, metals, crypto. #1 and #4, assuming you have electricity to access/move them.
I think RAMs or similar win in that category by being as actively harmful as possible. And having the huge blindspot where you run over kids without noticing.
Much like how the current German government is just resold, used Nazi Germany
Hollywood can get bent, we need open source culture
Good luck suing them
Well, the proof’s in the pudding - examine the evidence on this point, does he pretend to be something he’s not, better than what he is?
Sanctions not going through Congress, it’s insane that’s considered constitutional
I already did.
Not if they’re baked into the system. Although that may get into GPL violations, I forget. God knows a device can come with locked firmware though.