Defederation means you don’t see their posts. It does NOT mean they can’t see your posts.
I still don’t think federating with them is a good idea, but defederating won’t preserve privacy. It’ll just cut down on the “influencer” BS Meta promotes.
Tasha Yar dies due to the Exxon Valdez.
I’m hoping some, but not all, states disqualify him.
He’s not yet been convicted. If he gets on some ballots, wins those states’ Republican primaries, and then gets convicted (and thus disqualified) the party will have to decide who of the other candidates gets their nomination. If different candidates came in second in different states, that could get interesting.
IANAL, but I’d say yes. Conviction should be required, if it weren’t politicians could just accuse their opponents to disqualify them.
They also separate concerns better than classical distros. Executable binaries & libraries are separate from configuration which is separate from data. It makes backups much simpler, makes configuring new machines easier than something like Ansible, etc.
i^2 = j^2 = k^2 = ijk =-1
I can’t remember a particular first game. Nethack, various MUDs, Descent 1, Starcraft, and Unreal Tournament (1999) were all reasonably early.
Descent 1 here. I miss that series.
They’re just authoritarians. Right wing vs left wing doesn’t change how destructive authoritarianism is, it just changes who gets attracted to it.
Knot Tying. Sure, there’s an International Guild of Knot Tyers, but it’s a rather small group.
Sysco provides the food to both in many cases.
But (for the non-limit ordinal infinities only) it’s a different infinity.
PC.
2TiB NVME, 1GiB EFI boot, the rest split between NTFS for Windows and ZFS for NixOS.
Second 2TiB NVME.
8TB HDD for bulk storage
24TB NAS (4x 8TB HDDs in a RAID-5) for storing raw photo backups.
Those who don’t vote are essentially choosing to vote for whoever wins. Those ≈120,000,000 people also effectively voted for Trump.
You finish the pasta by cooking it in the sauce. They have to cook together! You bring shame to all of Italy.
Roman concrete was more durable than most modern concrete, but was much, much weaker. It also relied on volcanic ash, which isn’t as readily available as the ingredients for portland cement. Being able to have larger freestanding spans and lower construction costs due to reinforcement is usually worth a much shorter design lifetime.
The reinforced aerated autoclaved concrete was clearly a mistake, trying to make a concrete foam to reduce weight meant that more water could get to the rebar and cause corrosion much more quickly than in normal reinforced concrete.