My son had a netbook with win10 and office. This ate 27 of the 32 GB the thing had. An “important update” of 8 GB did not work, putting the device in a download and fail cycle.
I installed Linux on this machine - Kubuntu, with LibreOffice and a load of extra software. Took only about 4 GB of space.
First the rainbow tables, now this. This must be an interesting thesis, even if its academic value might be … questionable.
They say it is a disaster for schools, but normalizing religious influence in schools would be even more disastrous.
Well, yes, it is. It is amazing how Americans overrate their own country because of unfounded assumptions that break down once confronted with facts.
And again, the US ends up with third world countries. Makes you think…
As a direct neighbor (they have a common border with Denmark!) I can easily see them joining the EU.
And now analyze their work experience. Probably most of them are “Career Politicians” who never worked a honest job in their lives.
Isn’t it the case that the receiving country accepts the ambassador out of common courtesy, but is actually free not to accept his credentials and simply ignore him?
My diabetes doc thought about prescribing it, so I checked the medical journals (not Facebook or such shit), and what i learned scared the hell out of me. As way more people listen to internet shitheads than medical journals, I’m just relaying the message.
Key point is, there is no easy way out of Ozempic and friends, despite Novo Nordisk influencers trying to sell that it “just takes some discipline”. Just like it takes just a bit of discipline to get off crack…
No, you just sound like their marketing department.
Just like getting off other addictive stuff like drugs, tobacco, and alcohol, just that the addiction works through other methods.
Oh, the Novo Nordisk marketing department arrived.
That’s what the company behind Ozempic tells people.
In reality it’s more like telling people “just stop taking coke/meth/heroin”.
You’ll gain weight again, usually more than you lost.
Ozempic is basically opioid crisis 2.0.
Oh my goodness. This guy os beyond repair.
I’ve heard a lot of “audiophile” bullshit in my life, as I work with audio, but this idiot brats them all by a nautical mile.
Only in America…
What scientific publishing really needs is a cost-free publishing system that is run by the universities, and where the universities publish all their papers in.
All while claiming they did “nothing” when they f-ed up themselves.
Around '98, a tech support guy got a call that their application didn’t work anymore. He tried to troubleshoot, but the system was a mess. “Did you change anything since yesterday?” - “No, we didn’t!”.
What they did do, though, was running the Win98 update the day before. Which, at one point, after doing lots of things, complained that it could not continue for some reason, and offered to “undo” the changes…
Don’t know about Fedora. And you would have to do odd things to bloat any Linux distribution anywhere near a Winslop system.