Man muss sich nicht aus Höflichkeit so ein blödes Gelaber anhören.
Ich hab' die nie gewählt und werde sie auch nie wählen. Wo bleibt meine Schachtel Pralinen?
That's ridiculous. You can deny someone a driving licence, but you can't deny them entry to the country they're a citizen of.
The only thing I'm surprised about is that the victim isn't a child.
Now add diapers and it's perfect.
Drifting is obviously the answer here. Also can we get Peter Thiel on the track too?
Well, it's his own fault for not being a billionaire!
Appeasing fascists has never worked and never will work. They will never stop and they will take any attempt at compromise as weakness and it'll encourage them to increase the pressure. It was like that with Hitler. It's like that with Putin and it's exactly the same pattern with Trump, even if it hasn't escalated into military confrontation yet.
Don't worry. Soon the Earth will look like Mars, so we don't have to bother going there to experience it.
This is fake news! It was always called "Tragbares Musikkassettenabspielgerät" in Germany.
The amount of stuff even a relatively poor person has in a developed country would be mind blowing for a medieval peasant.
I've been running this thing for a few months now as my NAS and home server (and no, it doesn't dispense HRT). It's been pretty nice except for one thing: the fan noise. That was just horrible and made it impossible to run this thing in any living space, even though it sits in a closet.
Some friendly chap suggested swapping out the fan and a few days ago I finally got round to it. Luckily this device is pretty easy to work with. The black fan is the old one. It was not temperature controlled, which is likely the cause of the problem. The new one is and the difference is striking. Almost total silence. So, success.
Maybe this is useful to others with the same machine. The fan cost about €10 so this didn't blow up the budget. They could have put a decent one in to start with, though. Bonus pic of the PC after I put it back together:
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The symptoms were perfectly obvious when he was in office.