Well there are two stories going around, the story where the Israeli's are the victim ofcourse getting a lot more attention. The story where the Israeli's tear down Palestinian flags and beat up an Arab taxi driver not so much.
krimson
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At this point a meteorite nuking our planet is probably better for everyone.
I need a day or two to adjust. Doesn't matter if the clock goes forward or backwards.
Nice, this is on my todo as well. How hard is it to get those bends in?
Awesome. Question, why did you not use the other 2 normal oil nodes as well?
This is what stopped me from signing up as well.
Weird table. I use Foot which is pretty fucking fast and does everything I need except panes so I might check this one out.
I don't drive a Tesla because I have never liked Musk. Apart from that imo the only model that is somewhat good looking is the model S but still very overpriced for what you get.
Dude keeps surprising me with his stupid decisions. Can't imagine the shareholders are happy with his newest pro Trump thing, once again showing he is a huge narcissist.
Instead of focussing on getting the core of the game finished and THEN expanding it they do it the other way around.
For example the mining loop now is broken again, people bought mining ships and vehicles with $$ and they are completely unusable. Not to mention all the bugs and instability. I hope they succeed but right now things are not pointing to something enjoyable within the foreseeable future at all.
Yay another ship! Meanwhile the entire mining loop is broken but lets release 3.24.2 anyway because citizen con right.
CIG keeps screwing players over who invested into the game with real money to get a vehicle they cannot use because they yet again broke something and cannot be arsed to fix it.
Money.
AI will improve and this will be a multi trillion dollar market. Big tech is in a race to be the biggest.
We don't need it and should be focussing on important things but yay capitalism right?
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I really appreciate the work and time the volunteer devs put in, but everytime I try KDE I have to give up because of some workflow breaking bug. Window rules disappearing into thin air, context menu's not rendering properly, power management not consistent, widget search freezing, random crashes. the list goes on. This has been the case with every major KDE release I tried and yes I have reported my fair share of bugs but it seems the priority lies with adding new features instead of fixing old ones which is a shame imo.