That car is way too cute. They usually come in XXL.
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Fair enough. I am all for choosing a distro that aligns with the own reqirements. It is strange to use a misaligned distro and then complain about it.
That is why I am using Tumbleweed, rolling release without the expectation of reading news before hitting zypper dup and stuff still being fine. The price for that is a few days of delay for testing, so that major stuff does not break.
Fully deserved for getting a childcrusher, without the slightest consideration for the safety of others.
I don’t own a car, I don’t need one. One excuse less.
Well, I did my part at least.
I beg to differ, Homer’s car has been beaten by the Cybertruck.
Jiral@lemmy.worldto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL neo-nazis made pilgrimages to Hitler's former home, so Austria made it a police stationEnglish
3·2 months agoBulldozing history is what revisionists actually want at least when it comes to the dark stains.
Funfact: If you build cities like it, walkable nice urban neighbourhoods, attractive for young families and others alike, can be perfectly affordable.
They played incredibly dirty, fouled nonstop, deserved even more red cards than they got, at the same time they played super lame football, debated with the referee nonstop, were disrespectful to the winning team afterwards and physically assaulted a Spanish player after the game without any provication from the other side.
Rarily has a team in the finals misbehaved more than that.
Jiral@lemmy.worldto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL Canada is the first country to issue glow in the dark coins for regular circulationEnglish
1·3 months agoI can still see no sources backing up your claim.
Jiral@lemmy.worldto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL Canada is the first country to issue glow in the dark coins for regular circulationEnglish
3·3 months agoI couldn’t find anything on that, do you have a source for the Canadian Mint making “all euro coins” and what that is intended to mean?
It must be great to have all that freedom, like the freedom from having universal health insurance:


So many false statements in one paragraph, even on a post that is presumably questioning the narrative.