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He was gifted 400k, just not by BK. The post doesn't say it was BK, even though it insinuates that. It's technically correct, but it has a clearly deceitful intention.
It's funny because in spanish it means Documento Nacional de Identidad (National ID). Given the context, I immediately thought of that instead of Do Not Interact
Wow, I've actually never seen this disc. However, funnily enough, I have another disc with that program burned into it. Someone didn't read the notice, it seems.
F2 is universal, it's been there since before Microsoft. It also works on Linux and most independent software.
This. The guessing part comes from the time it takes to do the tasks, but you know the number of tasks. So a progress bar should only reach 100% when all the tasks are completed.
For example, you might have a big process that performs 3 other small tasks and then finishes. You could reasonably assume that each small task is 33% of the big process, so after the first finishes you get 33% progress, then 66% after the second and 100% after the third. When the bar reaches 100%, the third task has finished, so your process has finished too.
What you don't know is how much time each small task takes, so if the first task needs 20 seconds and the following tasks take just 5, you'll spend 2/3 of the time on the first 33% of the progress bar, and then the remaining 66% gets done in 1/3 of the time.
Command make not found, but can be installed with apt-get install make.
If your PC is in another language, that shortcut gets changed. For example, in spanish it's Ctrl+G (G from Guardar, I assume). It may seem intuitive, but not every app follows this change. It's also way more difficult to hit with one hand, as the G is further from Ctrl than the S. Localized shortcuts are a thing I never understood about Windows, and I hated it while I used it.
After that I swithed to Linux, and I've been using NeoVim for a few years now. Instead of Ctrl+S I now compulsively [esc]:w[return], which, now that I think of it, may be even worse.
TF2 currently under attack by the aussies. I'm going to bed right now, so I can't defend it.
The books they shared still had DRM on them. As we all know, if it has DRM you don't own it. They never gave away any book, so I don't see what they did wrong.
Indeed, the green cross is the symbol for pharmacies here in Spain and in most places I've been (including a bit of northern europe).
None of them sell cannabis. If legal to sell, it needs to be sold in separate stores, which usually don't have flashing signs. Those stores can't use the green cross as a symbol.
CocaCola did what?? Why didn't I know that? Guess I'm a pepsi guy now, wow.