I searched it and found there were some cases of people being asked to login when they used the clock app but it appears to have been a bug.
twinnie
joined 2 years ago
I think people with 5mil could probably get in a lot cheaper.
While the idea sounds good I don’t think anyone should be setting a precedent to say it’s okay for elected governments to ban opposition parties from running based on their political views. Ultimately the people should hold the power.
I hope they’re going to keep the late 90s theme from Thunderbird. Maybe a dancing baby gif.
What’s the point in doing this and complaining that no one outside of American buys American cars?
Sorry, I love Linux and wish everybody was on it but no way is Windows “just as hard”. Maybe if you want to look behind the curtain and start tinkering Linux is easier but on the face of it I’d say Linux is somewhere around early Windows XP when it comes to usability for a normal person.
Didn’t realise Bahco were American.
US vehicle manufacturers will just put up their prices by 24%.
I honestly am starting to think that compulsory service is a good thing, I wish I’d had to do it. I’ve known lots of people who are from countries that have to do it and I expected them to hate it but they seemed fine with it. And they all had much better self-discipline than the normal person.
We learnt about it at school, but England has a lot of history to learn and other than “it’s bad” it doesn’t exactly have a whole lot of relevance as far as applications go. The modern issues with racism are a bit more nuanced than “people who look different are animals”.
I’ve never heard of that too one. Where’s it from?
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Imagine if you could go on the Nintendo store and buy a game you couldn’t even run, or had to check a third party website to see if it ran acceptably and let you use all the buttons.