Just to play devils advocate here is crime going down because of underreporting (either from smaller budgets or corruption to boost the image of a town / department)
What's the source for this claim?
I think Africa is a rough biospehere to live in so everything's gotta be super tough, the Amazon is like that too
I thought Ubuntu touch wasn't supported on pixel 3?
The ships biscuit experience, eat it below deck so you can't see the weevils your eating
Alright I'll give it a try, can you recommend a VM other than virtual box? I was having issues with dependencies when installing it
To break a tire nut that's really stuck on, hold the tire iron sideways to the left, support the iron with the right hand so it doesn't pull on the nut wrong and damage it, step on the iron's handle and lean on it until it loosens (usually with a loud snap)
Wow I didn't believe you until I looked it up, 758 million in 2020 to 344 million in 2022, that's bananas. I love my instant pot
Not everything has to have an opposing perspective, where's the opposing community for knitting? Tearing?
In the dark knight the police convoy encounters a roadblock (burning fire truck) and goes onto the lower road into an obvious ambush, rather than just... Go onto the incoming lane and around the truck
Can I run an installer off a mounted iso in a bottle?
The script is bad and the story is filled with boring tropes. The fighting is visually appealing and very fun for each character but the lore isn't interesting at all
Kept telling me I was missing Vulkan and lib C (I think) and I kept installing it wrong somehow. Eventually I downloaded steam and ran one game (potion craft) and it installed everything I needed automatically, lutris worked just fine after that
Yeah I think it's time to stop being lazy and actually learn how wine works, I can't get Warcraft 3 to work
When you say you can install what you need, what does that mean exactly? Does that mean things like lib C or vulkan or drivers so my USB ports work? Seems to me like I don't actually understand how a computer works at a fundamental level when I've never had to configure a sound card or manually install a driver and the explanations I get are too technical to practically apply
I'd like to understand my PC well enough to use Arch but I'm finding a hard time figuring out what I'm missing exactly. Practically speaking, what does direct X or vulkan do?