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Around 100 F, depending on the humidity of the specific year. It used to be a tropical forest.
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Helped to massacre Palestinians.
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Yes. It is the principle, everyone should be informed of the security risks, but not stripped of the root privileges they keep for themselves.
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Now it makes total sense. But for real, that bit about commercial buildings is the stuff I talk about. Sometimes it's freezing and it has its toll in health too.
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Sorry for the confusion. I used it loosely as in "people from the north hemisphere well above the tropic", even though, the A/C comment is in reference to the USA in general.
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Jesus. I've lived in a place where it's not rare to surpass 120 F each year in summer. This is not the point, the point is to have A/C on 24/7 everywhere as soon as you are reaching 70 F.
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Guys, I've literally lived on a tropic. Not talking about specific places where heat in times of climate change is a real health issue.
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A/C particularly, electricity waste. It's damn ridiculous, even for Texas. Are northerners born in fridges?
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Well, Thunderbird gives me hope.
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Hi Bibi! How are you today? I guess I need a shrink. Wish I was a sane person like you! My heroe!
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Two war trolls enter a bar...
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Great news. In contrast with the current middle-east sentiment, most Mexicans are very happy about their democracy, allowing them to continue with a responsible project that puts the people first. It's also a day to remember for feminism in latinamerica.
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This is bullshit. Boomers, genXers and now millenials have been fighting against wild capitalism for decades, and a lot of them died fighting or are rotting in jail right now.
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Well, they deserve it. A while ago, Ubuntu was a unique distribution, the ease of use was unparalleled and its popularity followed. Nevertheless, several other distros came through, capitalizing Canonical's mistakes they catched up. Now Ubuntu is only quite relevant but the only features that make it currently unique are still controversial, i. e. snaps.
In any case, people found their space in other distributions and communities. Some others stayed with Ubuntu and they are still enjoying the popularity they achieved as a distribution for newcomers, and it does the job, really. It's not that I think they deserve hate, but the criticisms are mostly founded without denying they have the right to make those decisions all the way.
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It is clever and funny. There's cartoonist talent in it. I particularly appreciate the innocent humor portrayed. Thanks for the smirk.
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You can interpret their tentacles shrank after watching the counter going down as a first getting away reactionbor a panic reaction.
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Took me a second, but it was worth it.
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I'd say Fedora is the middle-ground. You get up-to-date software in a stable distribution with daily security updates, and fixed OS upgrades each year.
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Do you want to have a perfect tanned skin?
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Years ago, when Owncloud was still the only self hosted cloud solution around, the Music app used to come with an Ampache backend to connect to your music through client apps. My favorite for Android was Power Ampache, it was almost the only one, that and an extension for the really old Just Player. After a while, a Subsonic server was added to the Music app and these Subsonic clients proliferated. So, I switched to a Subsonic client, then another, and another... none was really doing it for me. DSub is great but looks dated and lacks some features, others are not mature enough, and some I just find too barebones. Recently, Power Ampache 2 was released, and even though it's still in beta or even alpha, it already looks great and my favorite client again. Check it out if you have an Ampache server or a Nextcloud instance with music!
So, I was having a hard time trying to update Nobara 38 to Nobara 39. Did the KDE swap, followed the website instructions to upgrade but in the last part, after: ```$sudo dnf system-upgrade download --releasever=39 -y``` I'd get: ```Error: Transaction test error:``` ``` file /usr/lib64/libopenh264.so.2.3.1 conflicts between attempted installs of noopenh264-0.1.0~openh264_2.3.1-2.fc39.x86_64 and openh264-2.3.1-2.fc39.x86_64``` Tried several solutions to this without success but noticed it's just that two packages in the upgrade are trying to write the same file. My solution was to just disable the openh264 Cisco repo for the upgrade with: ```$sudo dnf config-manager --set-disabled fedora-cisco-openh264``` You can do this also in the Diskover preferences. After disabling the Cisco repo you can proceed with: ```$sudo dnf system-upgrade download --releasever=39 -y``` ```$sudo system-upgrade reboot``` Then, after a successful upgrade, go to Diskover > Preferences and enable (check) the fedora_cisco_openh264 repo. Finally, do perform a system update with Nobara update tool. Install whatever it tells you it's missing and then you are done. Figured I'd share this here since the threads in Reddit don't show any clear fix to the problem. Hope someone can use it.
You guys seem to think my boy is all cute when he is angry, but he's some kind of monster of the week from the X-Files when he's scolding at my face! Here is proof.
So, Rulfo (aka Chochi) had been following me all over the house meowing loudly at me for like half an hour. I sat on the table, he followed me of course. Sat right next to me and continued meowing at my face. This is he, an instant before one of his reprimands.
I didn't want to direct this question to Americans specifically because, at this point, other countries have shown support to Israel in one or the other way. If my country was financing this, I would be taking the streets. Shit, I'm right now in the hospital but all I can think about is protesting anyway just to feel I did something to stop this madness. Are you doing something about this? Are you feeling unsettled? How do you feel about all this mess? EDIT: So, buying Chinese stuff takes the USS Gerald Ford to Gaza’s coast. Also, TIL that that chocolate my cousin gave me when she was 20 and I was 5, (delicious stuff!) made me a slavist-ish. The fact remains, this genocide is being paid and supported by taxpayers money; of course, I was hoping that most of us didn’t pay taxes wishing for this. Thank you all for your responses, some of them were hard to swallow.