RandomStranger

Sounds great. But I suspect the reality is they would be provided by the MIC at €/$10000 a piece, while they can for sure not buy fewer jets. They will happily slash your welfare though to afford it :)

So you would have governments spend tax money on secure phones for personell to make Instagram posts and browse Pornhub?

Military personnel are people too. Regular people. And most of the stuff the do is boring and uninteresting to adversaries. Putting too hard restrictions would just lower morale and risk future recruiting.

So like in any organization you rely on infosec training and hope that it will work. Like in any organization the human factor will cause it to occasionally fail.

Many selfhosted project planning tools have those features. Personally I have set up Vikunja.

There are handcrafted locations scattered across the galaxy, they are worth a visit. Just touching down on a planet and mindlessly explore is pointless IMO. Especially since the POI on planets aren’t even persistent. If you land at the same location several times, there will be different POI showing on the radar. All random, except for the ones possible to scan from space.

It is a good game. This update seems like missing pieces that should have been there from the start.

All parts of the game are however not great. There are a lot of concepts that are not sufficient finished or that doesn’t tie in well with the rest of the experience IMO. You have to pick the pieces that are good to have a good time. Especially the main side-questlines are good. Main story is OK. Other elements are hit and miss.

Worlds biggest oil producer starting a war to limit supply and increase oil prices with daddy “drill baby, drill” at the helm. Shocked Pikachu face

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/EN/legal-content/summary/vehicle-emissions-and-battery-durability-euro-7-technical-requirements-and-certification-rules.html

EU7 will take particle emissions from tires and brakes into account.

Isn’t that exactly what artificial scarcity is? Limited stock for the sake of limiting it, not due to actual supply/demand.

Burn motherfucker burn.

Wtf, who designed that website!? It seems to reload the videos for each playback. Had it open in the background and closed it when I got a warning for consuming 10 GB of data. Great start of the month…

Of course nothing like for them in Kherson. Otherwise a good read, but use the archive link.

Enjoy you dictatorship banana republic

I’m not sure I follow the question. I’ll try to list the steps.

1. Install distro
2. Install steam
3. Mount NTFS drive
4. Add steam library in NTFS drive (point to existing Window library)
5. Let steam recognize the game and install potentially missing files
6. Create EXT4 partition disk (preferably done already when installing distro)
7. If EXT4 game partition is not main drive, mount it and create steam library on it
8. Move game files.

Hopefully that makes sense. Somewhere along the way steam will probably install Proton as well. It might work straight from NTFS too, maybe? But I didn’t get it to on Linux Mint

Just to add, since I recently started to switch. Steam will find the game if I mount the “old” NTFS drive and point my steam library to it. It will be able to download missing files and appears to launch the game. The game doesn’t start though. After adding a EXT4 partition, I was able to add a library there and use the “move installation folder” in game settings. Then it works.

I mean. That is also how it works in most countries? If you have a proper majority you can do basically anything.

The problem in the US is how the representation is assigned, is it not?