At least now you can choose if you prefer to be spied by the US government or the Chinese government :D
I'd finish earlier telling you which of my software is not open source.
What was the price before the Ukrainian war?
Great news for the industrial militar complex.
Build toilets not nuclear weapons
So the new government will put their own people on management positions. The public TV will continue to spread propaganda for the new government.
Am I the only one more concerned about the biggest nuclear plant in Europe being 30km from the Ukrainian front line?
So the little web companies still operating in the EU will left and European citizens will need to use VPN services.
I think the car already crashed and has been burning for years...
Argentina's Javier Milei was sworn in on Sunday, warning the country to brace itself for painful austerity measures as he seeks to cut spending and curb triple-digit inflation, all with empty coffers.Milei warned of spending cuts equivalent to five percent of gross domestic product in Latin America'...
Hear me out: a bare minimum electronics car extremely reliable, no screens no bells and whistles and with the smallest possible engine battery that costs less than $5.000 💥
Prices are going to be down fast
I discovered that follistatin gen therapy is available to the general public (for $25.000). Basically you can have a body builder body for $25.000.
It always fascinated me how, something apparently as simple as a parachute, is so hard to do well. We can operate a fucking drone flying repeatedly on the surface of other planet but we struggle to open a piece of cloth.
Wait until Google implements manifest V3 and "kills" adblockers. Firefox will become cool again for the normies.
I would take a different drug every day, starting from the softer to the hardest. And the last day make a great party with all my family and friends say goodbye, I love you all, and then go to my room and take a final dose of fentanyl.
Tras casi diez d�as de protestas por toda la geograf�a nacional y a las puertas de la investidura de Pedro S�nchez, el Partido Popular invoca el rugido de la calle. Cientos de...
The socialist party, which secured the second-largest number of votes in the recent elections, has finalized an accord with separatist groups to ensure their support in the upcoming investiture vote. This agreement includes a disputed amnesty law that has been criticized by legal experts as unconstitutional.
In 2017, catalan separatists held an illegal referendum resulting in a sharp political crisis in Spain. The central figures who orchestrated the coup and remained in Spain were sentenced to prison, while Carles Puigdemont, the ringleader of the secessionist movement, fled the country, avoiding arrest.
In a controversial political maneuver, Pedro Sánchez, the Socialist Party candidate lacking a parliamentary majority, struck a deal with the absconded Puigdemont. The agreement ensures Puigdemont will evade prosecution in exchange for supporting Sánchez's bid for the presidency. The Socialist Party has introduced an amnesty proposal that would pardon the separatist leaders, which is a political exchange to secure Sánchez's position as Spain's president.
Firefox Android add-ons coming soon
