Would prefer a direct one up one down system, rather than an unhealthy weighted play off, but better than nothing...
This year I finally snapped (pun intended!), and moved to debian 12 on the desktop (after starting on Ubuntu 6.06). It's so familiar, but somehow more straight forward. Things "just work", as opposed to the constant niggles I had with Ubuntu.
“We’re determined to get this through as quickly as possible. So the real question is: is the Labour Party going to stand in the way and stop this from happening, or are they going to work with us and support this Bill so we can get it through as quickly as possible?"
Is this some sort of weird 3d chess thing that I'm too dumb to understand? " labour won't back our batshit plan, so we'll teach them a lesson, and call an election. Which they'll win. And then they won't enact our batshit plan. "
Nope, I don't get it at all.
Saved you a click: "In a nutshell, if an app needs special permissions that can only be granted through ADB (or with root), you can just use Shizuku to grant them right from your Android device."
I think winning the "paedo guy" lawsuit (somehow) makes him think he is beyond reproach, so he can do whatever he wants, with no consequences
Os maps is by far the best - but it is around £25 per year. Well worth it, in my opinion
I'm thinking pop os or just boring plain debian. This snap shit is just getting too much to bother with.
If you try to "create" growth, it can seem forced (tens of posts, all from the same user, with no comments just makes places look desperate.) just needs a few of us to post news, opinions, memes, etc, fairly regularly - and, more importantly, comment on them to drive conversations.
Take it you didn't click "learn more"?
To sign into YouTube, you need to sign into Google.Com. that's the cross site script. Nothing scary, or unexpected.