Look up the Nakba, it has been going on for a good 75 years now.
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Look up the Nakba, it has been going on for a good 75 years now.
I bet all the liberal Americans are pretty jealous right now, our Supreme Court has a back bone.
Absolutely, could you imagine if this happened in Israel, thousands of bombs going off indiscriminately?
Let’s put it this way, they didn’t even bother to correctly spell Hezbollah.
Elmo is clearly the leader we need.
Knowing better and Philosophy Tube are both rather good as well. I do miss Casual Criminalist from YouTube, otherwise Nebula has my bases covered.
Or war criminal.
The Amiga 500 is hard to beat.
If I recall correctly, they rejected a patch to make their documentation inclusive, rather than assuming that developers were all male, calling it a political crusade. It’s not so much a political problem as a sexism issue.
Why not lock down the midwestern vote by ensuring perfect weather for all the farmers?
Elementary OS.
I really like the focus on delivering a solid, intuitive and snappy desktop environment. It is absolutely what I recommend to newbies, who are looking for a Windows or macOS replacement.
That depends, if you are nice white people, then you might well be welcome, while my Brazilian wife with a post doc and experience in renewable power grids can’t get a job interview to save her life, despite those being in demand skills. My fellow Danes are racist as fuck.
I’m a big fan of Elementary OS, it’s likely the most user friendly desktop, easy to use and plenty of advanced features, such as thoughtful options to make the interface usable by everyone.
I’d go with ElementaryOS, it is a solid intuitive desktop which will serve most people well.
Elementary OS, it is a really intuitive desktop, really solid.
Surely more blame for dumber kids falls on the Republican push to remove actual science from textbooks, than the format in which they are delivered.
That is likely to come now that they have removed all support for X11. Apparently the legacy code was preventing properly integrating a tiling system.
thanks for using Leebra!
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