'cause your plane would take off earlier if only these lame ducks in front of you were less lame. Also you're going to miss valuable waiting time at the gate because of them. I feel your pain, but would you mind reading a little bit faster, I don't have time ALL FUCKING DAY, please.
Just because everyone is repeating it all over it still isn't an accurate analogy. The Gestapo operated secretly. They usually came at night. The thugs acting illegaly but with impunity were the SA, immediately after Hitler got in charge, 1933, and before national socialist legislation like the Nürnberger Rassengesetze and the Ermächtigungsgesetz were active.
You mean a M575S? Because the 585 is just a common mouse. Finding old (obsolete, abandoned) logos as stickers is really hard. The fact that adhesives don't last forever and ink of all sorts will fade in sunlight doesn't help either. You best chance might be to find somebody with screen printing equipment. (Nothing to do with screenshots!) Repair cafes, hacking spaces and the like often have them and many are also offering workshops for very little money. You might even get a small screen printing device (screens, press, roller, paint plus photoreactive paste, more than good enough for stickers) for little money. The printing process for a simple two to four colour logo is ridiculously easy.
Another way is scanning or otherwise acquiring the logos, optionally transforming them to SVG to soften the edges and having a copy shop, repro workshop or print shop print them on adhesive foil. Don't be too cheap or you'll end up with stickers that will drastically fade in realtively short time.
"Codec information" is in ROM or implemented in hardware directly. Even studio quality audio interfaces that are DSP comtrolled will need only relatively small amounts of RAM; relatively slow memory for variable space and slightly faster mem for buffering. Both in the megabyte range and far from the speed that GPUs or AI require.
Ich kann nur die Lektüre des zugrundeliegenden Comics von Ralf König empfehlen. Der ist erheblich weniger an die Konventionen der unsäglichen deutschen Komödie angepasst, als die Kinoproduktion.
Sounds like a good idea. Cats have some extra sensoric mechanisms for smelling that humans don't, so even without such a condition you're better off trusting your cat's judgement when it comes to meat quality.
Sure. But MInt doesn't do dist-.upgrade at all. Or it didn't when I tried some years ago. IDK what the situation is now, but then Mint's FAQ said you'd have to do a fresh install.
You should be proud of yourself. I've never seen dist-upgrade go wrong since woody - and I've upgraded quite a few machines. Did you ever bother reading the release notes for a new major version?
Debian has been doing so since forever without breaking. I tried Mint when it was the latest shit on a new laptop and was quite fond of it. Until it was time to update. I chose to upgrade - to plain, old Debian that had been running on my servers, workstations and PCs since 2002 and still does. How a Debian-derived distro could fuck up the one thing that makes Deian stand out -the nearly unbreakable packet management system- still is beyond my understanding.
Maybe it's not that much of a matter of the common better (somebody elected Trump, after all) but a matter of personal integrity. Not everybody is willing to do anything, after all.
Effectively, you can eat everything a cat eats. It might not exactly be haute cuisine but there's nothing an omnivore couldn't digest but a carnivore could. Cats are much more selective with their diet than humans - and for good reasons.
Serves you right, Amazon victims. I hope your lords and masters at Amazon will spray you orange and force you eat lukewarm oysters in public by the dozen for only $999/month. And you'll be grateful, because you love to be fleeced. Also, it's basically a bargain and your neighbours don't have it!
It's a single installation, AFAIK - and definitely an art project. Having some academic arts background, I dare to say the focus of the installation is the difference between "in the middle" and "aside". So it's highly symbolic. Practically two chairs with a reasonable gap inbetween would be far more practical but they, of course, don't transmit any message.
This is real. It's located in Giulianova Lido, Italy. IIRC an arts project from a local school and it is meant as a way to "integrate" wheelchairs symbolically as well as practically.
There are no "good communities", here.