Here ya go, hope this helps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_6_United_States_Capitol_attack?wprov=sfla1
AnyList. I've tried many list apps and this one is easily the best. Not FOSS disclaimer. The free version has very minimal ads, it has a great, intuitive UI, you can create custom list types and item categories, it has built in quantity and unit of measure fields, and you can share/sync a list with others by email address. The amount of features included in the free version is uncommon in the market without getting more harassed by advertisements. I hope it doesn't change in the future; it's remained relatively unchanged for the 3 years I've been using it!
Screensaver?
Made me write SQL updates that had to be run by someone in a different state with pretty much no knowledge of SQL.
Unsubscribe me at once, you scoundrels!
‘It’s the same daily misery’: Germany’s terrible trains are no joke for a nation built on efficiency
Optimization feels a lot less optimal when it leads to enshittification. I have worked on the tech side of accounting systems in the US for the last 10 years and can say that American companies have largely embraced this category of innovation as well.
This is how I felt about it, too. The Guardian's review of the first five episodes suggests things begin to work better after the first couple episodes, but I'll believe it when I see it.
Massive historical significance, miniscule aesthetic value (in the present day). If Egypt had to engage in "interpretive mowing" to emphasize the pyramids, they would also be overlooked by tourists.
Fun project! I have kinda grown accustomed to the laugh track on shows pre-2010 or so, but I know it's grating to a lot of people, so nice work!
I'm a bit skeptical after seeing it as well. I think I'll enjoy seeing the character again, but the overall success is reallllly dependent on how the other characters mesh along with the overall quality of the writing.
Man, I saw houses in Portland that were smaller than 900 sq ft, did not have central AC, no appliances, and had water damage and wires ripped from the walls above $200k. That's not the case in all markets, but it is for a great many. Get on Zillow and start looking around as if you were in the market. Ask yourself if you'd be willing to offer some of these asking prices.
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