Mixing metal with other genres or introducing instruments or elements that you otherwise wouldn’t expect in metal.
By now most of these are considered to be subgenres of metal but for me it blew my mind when I first encountered them.
Bands like Ayreon, Avantasia, Subscribe, Therion, Haggard, Nightwish, Ostura, just to name a few.
I used it on a Mac and on Windows, for me it feels very modern when compared to bash (although I never was a bash expert).
However, the problem is that it’s not installed by default on Linux (at least on most distros as far as I know) and Mac, and Windows machines might have an outdated version which you’ll have to take into account.
So unfortunately it doesn’t meet OP’s criteria that it should “just work” without installing an interpreter.
I don’t really understand your question. Like I wrote in my comment, I prefer to handle it depending on context.
It depends.
Should governments regulate what you can or have to say? No (except if you threaten someone, call for physical violence etc.)
Should individual people have the ability to ban you from their property or web service because of what you say? Yes (I prefer if they don’t but it should still be their right to do so)
Should businesses? Yes but probably not arbitrarily
What about spaces that can be seen as public forums? It’s complicated, maybe it should be handled on a case by case basis
Countries that aren’t federations will also take this seriously.
It’s impossible to determine the charge level of phone batteries. It’s now up to you to keep track or your activities and estimate when you’ll need to charge, otherwise it will just turn off on its own when the battery runs out.
This is a cultural thing, in Europe we take these kind of things much more seriously. We take pride in our regional products and they’re protected by law. It’s not tied to a company like in your example, that we care much less about, it’s more a matter of national or regional identity.
But this logic goes even further. For example, in my home country you can’t label almond milk as “almond milk” since it’s not actually milk but a plant product.
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Not necessarily, good content and users who share and comment help servers indirectly. An empty or toxic instance will most likely not attract too many users who will donate.
I don’t see that comment
Depends on what you mean by decent.
For privacy it’s shit, it collects a bunch of data that’s sent to MS. It also serves text ads on the lock screen, which might annoy you.
They also push their own products too much, like Bing AI and Edge, and sometimes an update can mess with the default apps, wich is annoying.
If you don’t care about those things it’s fine, doesn’t get too much in the way of you doing what you want to do most of the time. I use it mainly because of gaming, but I can’t tell you much about its performance because I have a powerful PC so everything runs just fine.
The start menu was dumbed down recently to a poor KDE clone, but I personally don’t mind since I wasn’t using it anyway.
TCM? Tankie Cinematic Multiverse?
He has the right genes for it but I’m sure he also puts in a lot of effort to look the way he does. It makes sense, being a femboy is his full time job, and he makes a good living out of it.
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I expected Jessica to be the one who caused the accident that killed Anon’s parents, and that’s how she became blind.
Good story tho
If I recall correctly the bible said not to worship the idols themselves or other gods through idols.
The way many orthodox christians interpret this is that it’s ok to have religious symbols or icons as long as you use them as tools of worship and not worship them.
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A few methods that come to mind