People are aware, but it's not a good joke because it's a common misconception that it's indie. It just looks like someone else confused about it.
Title seems to suggest that Alma Linux is somehow not free software, which is not justified at all by the article. Unless they are trying to say RHEL is free of charge? Which is also not true or mentioned in the text.
This doesn't seem to really answer OP's question, think you may have misread second half of title.
Jsyk you are allowed to go to the movies alone, you don't necessarily have to pay for two tickets.
Why would you use dwm for floating windows?
Source on that? Not saying I don't believe you, but an article on the topic would help us know what behavior we're talking about here.
No, I'm not sure either. I'd rather they get a reply if they do check them tho. Before I commented it had nothing but upvotes.
The person who runs the bot might.
Last paragraph makes no sense in the summary.
It's a joke. You don't have to use it, most won't because it's a joke, the real update here is steam workshop support.
I would encourage everyone to ignore this guys rating of malignant as wack, my fav of 2021. Check it out if you haven't seen it.
If he wrote another book, that would probably just get fed right into the training data like the rest of them, so he would have the same problem he has now.
That's the tv series referred to in the title.
Mike flanagan always does great work, but you should temper your expectations for how much of an "adaptation" this will be. Elements of the story will be present for sure but flanagan tends to take a pretty transformative approach to the works he adapts for his shows. Haunting of Hill House is thematically similar in some ways to the novel it's based on, but shares few narrative similarities.
It's not referring to viewers in the title though, it's talking about the streaming services
Actors are not writers.
Good to know. Too many extra U's when they typed color I suppose
I don't think this is correct, at least for American editions. I've only seen full versions available, in both hardback and paperback
But OP mentions dark chocolate, not milk chocolate