

The rich can afford good water, and the rest can die off, or at least get sick.


The rich can afford good water, and the rest can die off, or at least get sick.


Why not just arresting him and send him to The Hague?


If it was “clutter free”, it would not need 64GB. It might even work with 4GB or less.


If they do this in Europe, too, they are in for bad, bad times.


Buying and using, if it should make sense.
Is there a link to this page, so we can all use the “I have the same question” button?


Only not authorized settler outposts. Probably only costs settlers filling out a form with the address and a shekel to get authorisation.


Not only the color. The food selection has turned rather minimalistic and bland.
Whoever did this deserves to burn in hell.
The main horror is not that it’s closed, but that it is ketchup.


Of course they know. Do you think that was an accident? Whoever did that knew those things and did it on purpose.


In the US? You never know…


The driver was probably “written” and “tested” by AI.
Galaxy is Nesquick with milk powder. The British Nesquick would be Cadbury.


There are some common ground rules what people consider illegal. You cannot cover every countries’ rules, of course, but blatant copyright violations, CSAM distribution, doxxing data is something most people can agree on.
And the jurisdiction of the location of the server is an important point, too.
Selfhosting has more reasons than “just” evading rules one does not like.
There is a drinking chocolate powder in the UK called “Galaxy”. Which is intended to be dissolved in hot water instead of milk, therefore it contains milk powder. But if you mix it into hot milk, it is really amazing!


WTF is “Packet Protection”? Insurance? Extra padding? Or “Without it we just slap an address sticker on the original packaging”?


Apart from being rather sparse helpings, are you sure there are actually cooks on the galley? Because any halfway decent cook can still produce decent meals even from substandard produce.
Depends on what CPU it simulates. Probably a RISC-V. It would be a big waste of resources.
Some Xilinx chips do have real ARM cores that do run Linux and Android.