It’s been reported (Debian mailing list, Phoronix, Linuxiac) that Debian 13 will likely be out this summer. The hard freeze is on May 15 and usually that means the actual release is pretty close, just a couple of months away.
Phoronix speculated that, since Debian 12 went from initial freeze to stable release in 5 months, Debian 13 could release around August.
I’ve previously lost 72 pounds with diet alone - has a caloric deficit worked for you at all? I have ADHD and exercise is just boring to me unless it’s Just Dance. Plus, it’s something you can do passively since eating less doesn’t really take any time (except the time it takes to count the calories), unlike going to the gym or exercising at home.
Yeah, I’m aware of that. We need more study and research, like I said. I’m very pro-weed (I’m smoking right now lol), but we can’t make reasonable conclusions about the level of risk involved in teen smoking yet. We just don’t know the full extent of any negative effects on developing brains.
I think assessing risk based on consumption makes sense in terms of teens (and young adults too because their brains are still developing) being informed of the level of risk involved in how much they smoke, so that’s why I advocated for that.
Alcohol, then. Prohibition didn’t work and a lot of people died making and selling their own moonshine.
I’m wondering about dosage here, really. As a kid, I smoked weed like maybe once a week but I knew kids who were constantly high all day, every day. We called them “permafried” and some even self-identified that way as a matter of pride.
Hopefully, with further study and research, we can get more information about the actual risk to teens with a variety of usage patterns. Then it’s a matter of education so that they’re aware of the risk before they’re presented with the choice to smoke.
If the punishment for deliberately claiming more in benefits than you’re entitled to is simply to repay the benefits then there’s no incentive to not do it.
Uh, what? The incentive is not having to pay anything back by claiming the correct amount. They’re poor, that’s why they’ve applied for the benefit in the first place. They can’t afford to pay stuff back.
The reason this is punitive is literally because they’ve chosen the amount they’re able to manage and yet are hit with huge fines when they’ve “gotten it wrong” by small margins, some as low as 38p like in the article.
If they take money from poor people, they can give tax breaks to the rich and still break even.
My understanding is that a vaccine allows your immune system to create antibodies that fight off disease or infection. Some types of vaccines cannot be given while you have symptoms, but some can. It’s possible that whatever benefits the vaccine offers are part of a treatment that aims to eradicate the cancer over time (similar to chemotherapy or possibly in tandem).
Let it be known that I am not a medical professional and this is just what I’ve picked up as a random guy.
Sure, and we have lots of immigrants already, including from the US. We take in around 300,000-500,000 immigrants every year. Why should Canada specifically do (and spend) more so that we can get more Americans to come here? I know Americans want that, but why should we do it? I don’t see a benefit.
We’re even passing legislation lately that makes it so that we take in fewer people. Why would we change that for Americans?
Biden said many, many times over decades that he is a Zionist. Zionists don’t end Zionism. It was an obvious lie.
Why? If they want to be here, they can apply like everyone else. I don’t want taxpayer funding going to some stupid advertising scheme to convince “the good ones” to come here.
I’m aware of the history feature. It doesn’t do what you seem to think it does (keep a tab in suspension in an easily accessible location over multiple hours or days of browsing).
Now, the OneTab extension? That’s actually suitable for this purpose. History doesn’t do what it does.
About time. You have to wonder whether that’ll stop any of the others, though. They were creating fucking tutorials for this shit and spreading it. A lot of these people torturing kids were other kids. Really horrible stuff.
I hope the victims are or will be okay.
From a data analysis perspective, it doesn’t really make sense not to ask for it if it’s going to be affecting every aspect of a person’s life. Knowing the implications of belonging to a particular caste in terms of life circumstances and statistical outcomes could be valuable.
That said, I don’t trust a dictatorship to collect, analyze, and draw conclusions from demographic information fairly or responsibly.
I want to add, for OP and others’ sake, that you don’t need to add all of your Steam games to Lutris/Heroic/whatever in order to play them. This step (enabling Proton) is all you should need.
Okay, well a national entity of some kind is the one issuing these certificates, from my understanding. If you lived in Scotland, it would be issued by the government of Scotland. In my country, we use the term federal because we are a confederation.
is it illegal to use a single serve wrapped slice of Kraft cheese as a postcard?
It is literally a question of making a postcard.
It’ll be all torn up inside one of the machines, probably rip open the package and create a bunch of plastic shreds, and ruin the day of one of their equipment technicians. USPS is not easy on lettermail, their equipment manhandles it.
Just use the back of a cereal box or something.
Generally, leaving work early in Japan is (was?) seen as lazy and a sign of a morally dubious person. Keep in mind that, traditionally, people in Japan are expected to work 12-16 hour days with no complaints and, for businesspeople, sleep at the office if there is a lot of work to be done.
The fact that people are eager to leave early and don’t think of it as inherently shameful signifies a huge shift in culture.