Sorry, you’re completely right. It’s 32 in Germany as well.
In case you own a lot of devices with remotes, you might transform it into a universal remote with an USB C IR dongle. Wouldn’t be my first choice as you’d still need to recharge it so often but I read of such projects.
Alternatively, you could give it to children for gaming and watching videos. Children are anyway mostly on WiFi and if you equip it with some emulators and ROMs they’ll have tons of funny games without all of these toxic in-app purchases, ads and casino mechanisms.
From my perspective that’s the best part of it. I don’t ever drink coffee and only once or twice a year - if I’m going on a long road trip - I drink one energy drink. As far as I know they have a much lower dose in Europe (32 mg caffeine per 100 ml drink) compared to the US but still it has an immense effect to keep me awake etc.
Sorry but quotes from two random people are not a serious source to prove that non-voters are leaving the US or vice versa. That’s what you call anecdotal evidence.
Do you have a source that those people leaving are the ones that didn’t vote? I would guess that people who consider a measure as drastic as leaving your home country, would vote above average.
Furthermore, I would expect that mainly well-educated people are leaving the US, simply because it’s much easier to get a work permit elsewhere. And high education typically also correlates with higher participation in elections.
I didn’t have much time right now to a deeper research on these stand points. So if I’m wrong, I’d highly appreciate any sources.
Why is everyone in this clothing store naked? Seems to be really poor quality if even the staff refuses to wear it?
Do you think the ghost chickens would eat the ghost insects? And If so, what happens to those being eaten? Is dying as a ghost like a level up?
Not to mention all the other ghosts. More than 100 billion people died already so the ghost layer should be far more crowded than the normal world.
Thanks for the comment! So from my understanding US and Germany are similar then in terms of intention as a prerequisite. Probably it’s similar in UK too then.
In the case here, I doubt the boss tried to kill the employee with the immune disease and as no one died, it’s neither attempted murder nor murder nor manslaughter.
I don’t want to be a nitpicker but I think it’s important to be precise when it comes to criminal offenses. Far too often I read allegations of murder, rape etc. when there’s simply no proof (yet) for such a claim.
I agree that’s a 100% asshole move and should be punished severely but at least in Germany it’s only murder if you have the explicit intention to kill someone and a lower motive. If you kill someone by spreading a virus that you thought was just a hoax that’s still definitely far from being murder. In Germany. Not sure about US jurisdication.
“Kontact” as a mixture of German “Kontakt” and English “contact”
Then, a link to the debian homepage.
The firewall toggle via desktop icons.
Change admin password.
Manual antivirus.
Zip drive and floppy disk.
Then Open Office.
That’s a wild set of shortcuts on that desktop! :D
If I were C++, I’d wear my pants like that.
On the opposite ends of the plus characters I’d put my shoes obviously.
I really love both ketchup effects here:D
I dunno. If he told the djinn ‘Give me a nice car’ or ‘Make Trump eat a pile of dog poop’ in response to the offering of 3 wishes, that qualifies as a wish to me even though it doesn’t contain the word.
Why not? If I wish that someone ignores something, that’s a valid wish IMO.
And takes well-informed (buying) decisions with a high focus on quality.
The sea in New Mexico is all dried up because of of all the wildfires caused by fireworks from rich guys’ yachts.
I also use posteo for four or five years now. Really happy and never had any issues so far.