Love free speech, and the very normal relationship the US politicians have to its client state
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Also KDE here, but largely without modifications from defaults. I turn off a few things, but more or less it's exactly what i expect from a DE without taking up too many resources. I really buy in to the K-suite apps for almost everything too, so it all works together nicely.
Is it war when one group is wholly reliant on another for access to food, water, communication, electricity and other forms of aid?
It's ridiculous to call this a war when there's such a dependency. Israel wants Palestinians in gaza over the southern border or dead, an ethnic cleansing and genocide.
Not to mention the West Bank, which is not controlled by Hamas, being a center of settler violence and concentration camps for Palestinians.
Some war.
This begs some reflection. what is a"job", functionally? What would be needed for losing it to be good?
I suspect a system with jobs would not eradicate jobs, just change them.
I'll add that id highly recommend making a backup before doing anything. You can more safely try out linux in a virtual machine as well
Self hosting means having an application run on your own server. The easiest introduction is probably using raspberrypi to run something like Jellyfin
Anecdotes so few and far between, meanwhile the anti-zionist movement is absolutely flooded with jewish voices. A narrative to dismiss protests, designed to resists hard evidence...like the article you are ignoring here.
The US has two parties, one which is very nationalistic and loves cruelty, and one that is very bureaucratic and loves controlling information. This creates a bureaucratic structure which increases control over citizen info, in a way that presumably hurts another country and stifles progressive youth.
I found the game addictive enough i wasn't counting but am surprised it was that many! I kept doing runs long after too.
People pretending east Jerusalem does not exist now? Illegal settlements are still illegal ...
Honestly either flag makes sense given the divide. Which state is Kansas city in?
Historical reason for the US supporting the creation of Israel ^^