Not really, they replaced most electronics inside and it’s just a video.

Also, there is almost always a better source than a brainrot video on most topics.

And what language calls pregnancy tests “predictors”?!

Thanks. “Public” is not a useful qualifier as it could mean decompiled or leaked.

I think they would for Orbán out of courtesy. But an American influencer who’s also against its principles? Only the Patriot faction.

The “return to Ubuntu” logo is Feren OS. Which distro do you choose for your return to Ubuntu?

There’s a pronunciation guide in the original documentation

And it was WRONG

That is just another extension for the image/jpeg MIME type, and can be reclaimed.

Fake, the song is from 1996. Linux has supported sound cards since 1992, so nobody from that point onwards ever lacked audio. /s

Otherkins coming to share the article in 3…

20+ year streak of carbon neutrality (at least on paper) down the drain for a hype cycle

Exactly. Their stance is CSD or nothing.

Oh yes, Gnome’s famous stance on server-/client-side decorations

Well, that’s 0.00000015% of global warming taken care of
(Not really, that’s just the percentage of Earth’s land area this project spans. Given that they use AI, it’s hard to tell if they are really helping.)

A strong executive branch (like in the US) tends to get authoritarian… but when foreign affairs get dirty, it would come in handy

If there are other posters…

AFAIK RaiPay is the only one in the Czech Republic, and it’s available in some other countries Raiffeisenbank operates in. However, the main Austrian bank is one of the few institutions that haven’t pulled out of Russia, so…

You can buy used cards up to 512MB very cheaply, I assume. That’s enough for almost all pre-CD games.

I have a 2GB card whose write access latency is over a second. No matter the file size. Reading is a lot better. Either way, since the ROM just gets loaded into RAM upon insertion, it doesn’t matter.

Kazeta is Czech for casette. The Waterloo-based developer is Canadian but has a Czech name (Alesh Slovak / Aleš Slovák) and knows basic Czech so probably a descendant of Czechoslovak emmigrants.

Line 3 too, and also the title.
I know but this was carved by CNC in the age of digital typography, so there’s no excuse.

It’s probably used on this plaque, which has some awful grammar and typography for being carved in stone: