All of their products are anti consumer and they have been for years. I don't understand why people still buy their products
All of their products are anti consumer and they have been for years. I don't understand why people still buy their products
This story is horrendous, most killers seem to gain something from it. But this woman just kills babies for no reason then hates herself for it afterwards. The whole story is just awful, what a terrible person.
I clean them with the hem of my shirt, always assumed this is what everyone does.
Refused to turn up to an unpaid yet compulsory training session while on my probation period. I think I dodged a bullet.
I've no idea, I haven't thought about them since I left school and now I can barely remember their names.
You clearly didn't read the article. The IP is now public domain, not the comics.
I wonder which comic book villain will replace him
I'm a doctor so I was at work, I was extremely butthurt at all my friends who got to chill at home playing video games during the lockdown.
You don't need to use so much water, and move yourself around to make sure your aim is right. It's not a jet wash for your poop chute, it just makes wiping more efficient.
Mine cost like $50 and is probably one of my favourite ever purchases.
It will be interesting to see how this all plays out in the end
I've been using kagi for the last few months, I like it but due to the pricing it's changes how I use search.
It's a PWA which means you can install it on any phone
In what way?
This sounds like it's more of an issue with Veterans Affairs Canada being inappropriate and unhelpful. It's not an issues with the MAID program.
I had the same experience with #comics it's just bots posting comic book covers. Makes it much harder to find stuff you want with the bots if there's no algorithm
Dying in a desert simulator
Age of empires II, I've been playing since its release 20 years ago and it's aged like a fine wine.
UK, early 30s only ever driven manual, automatics are still more expensive here than manuals but are slowly becoming more common esp with the rise of electric cars. Although I doubt ill get one any time soon.
The UK government are not interested in expert opinion this is true for all parties
The first game I played was broken sword on our family's windows 5.2 pc or whatever it was.
Only really ever used Ubuntu, I've tried a small handful of others but I find I have less issues with Ubuntu so I keep going back to it.
Back when Reddit was smaller it's was pretty good, for the last 5 or so years it's become too big so all the default subs are just Facebook memes and boomer humour.
That would be ideal, but I couldn't find that setting anywhere
I've tried it but the content is more like what Flickr used to be it's all artistic photography, which I guess is fine if that's what you're into but I couldn't find much else.
Yeah or you'd risk families with bad intentions making the decision for them. Luckily the legal framework for capacity to make decisions is already well established it's used in healthcare regularly already.
Yeah, well the decision would have to made before you no longer have capacity to make consent.
Nothing they're are just too different app stores. F-Droid has more of a focus on FOSS apps and the play store has more of a focus on making money
My work subreddit, as we are going through industrial action and it's the main communication hub. So it's useful to keep updated.
I always see these four screen arch setups, is this standard for arch? What am I looking at here? I've never moved away from debiam so I don't know what I'm missing
Assisted suicide is good for society and if legalised would help fix my countries broken healthcare system