It's like the wife trying to squeze money out of you... no way out ๐คท.
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Lol, it actually worked in the end ๐คฃ.
Yes, this should be true.
Not a medical person, just common sense.
Just buy gold, don't keep the money in the bank.
Is it just me, or does superman really look like hulk in this image?
Physical. I only read digital if it's professional literature.
They work on magic smoke. Once the smoke is gone, they die.
Ukraine could have gulped and kept on opening markets towards the east (China and the likes... which is what Russia wants, no doubt there). They should have kept close relations with Russia, even after the annexation, cuz... you know, it's Russia, they can prertty much do whatever they want ๐คท.
And going on with that logic "my body, my choice", here is where we end up. Thousands of civillians dead, soldiers as well, and they still won't get what they want - being a part of NATO. Russia will never ever let that happen and the war won't stop unless they completely fall back on this.
As I said, you can't do whatever you want when your neighbour is an ex heavyweight champ. Sure, you can call the cops if pushing comes to shoving, but do consider what that person can do to you in the 5, 10 minutes that will take for the police to arrive.
Hell, I don't have anything with more than 4 cores, so ๐คท.
Yeah, agreed, you have a point there ๐.
Iโm not following. Which OS has no security support?
I meant the MacOS, it's EOL I presume.
And what difference does is make what other OS are on the system?
It doesn't. You can boot whatever you want in multiboot. Just remember to disable hibernation on all, and if booting Windows, fast startup.
IDK what OCPL is, I'm not familiar with Macs at all.
Just don't install anything Ubuntu based, they're moving towards a pro based service, so there are nags all over the place, plus you have no idea what they might remove from the free version and include in the pro subscription in the future. I'd recommend something community based, but you're a beginner, so the ones I listed seem like a good choice for a beginner. Also, see if you can try out BTRFS (it comes by default on Fedora I believe). It has some maintenance to it (not a lot), but it really is a lot better than the classic journaling files systems.