Then it shouldn’t have opossums.

He still would have to expand to a large enough surface to make the whole solar thing viable (and to blend in better in the US).

How many extensions can my browser even support ?

Sounds about right to me, give or take 25 minutes.

“Early KDE 4”, but I’d add that the distros are also to blame for packaging it in the main repositories when it should have been stuck way out in some dev repos, out of sight of users. And of course, KDE 4 was actually quite good once it got the kinks worked out.

Can you sell it for resources? There have to be some rare metals in them.

They could put a big diesel in that large unused empty space in the back. It would probably be a popular option.

Mine just bonks.

It’s just one of the bombs.

And finally, the US hasn’t contributed more than Europe.

Cave canem

I think the Oracle CEO was the original CEO asshole before the current batch became the new big thing. No that it means that he’s actually deleting accounts left and right, but he’s been a dick before it was cool.

All of the tech people everywhere know about Oracle. You’d have to be actively avoiding the info, or be coming in from a completely different subculture at this point.

Their security is too tight.

Same, I’m really tired of the annoying Android logic. I wish we could have a logical OS where we could manage our files properly instead of the filesystem mess we currently have with stuff all over the place.

It didn’t matter when the phones just had a few megs of storage, but you can carry some serious data on those things nowadays.

Apparently he wants the US people to pay between 20 and 100% more for pretty much everything? At least that’s my take on it.

How do you even know what they were saying on reddit a few minutes ago? squints suspiciously

Exos are typically still good drives though if you’re going for storage.

It may depend on the level of “refurbishing” that’s been done, but I don’t believe that’s a very good idea.

Is it a US liberal, or a “rest of the world” liberal (which typically means the opposite)?