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when did Israel specifucally taregt civilians?
They do it often. Here’s a particularly nasty one from 2009, there are plenty more if you care to look.
https://www.hrw.org/report/2009/03/25/rain-fire/israels-unlawful-use-white-phosphorus-gaza
41·9 months agoHydrogen is not an energy source, it is a means of energy storage, and a pretty bad one at that.
14·9 months agoI watched someone make this mistake during a screen share, she hit execute and I screamed “wait! You forgot the where!” Fortunately, it was such a huge database that SQL spun for a moment I guess deciding how it was going to do it before actually doing it, she was able to cancel it and ran a couple checks to confirm it hadn’t actually changed anything yet. I don’t think anything computer related has ever gotten my adrenaline going like that before or since
1·9 months agoI bought a new laptop that came with 11, I haven’t had any super annoying issues… Actually the preinstalled Samsung apps are more annoying than anything OS related… But to be fair, when I was setting it up, I looked into how to do it without connecting to a Microsoft account - it’s possible but takes a little work. I wonder if that is the difference…
YouTube existed before it was part of Google… if it becomes a money pit, they can spin it off, or let it die, in which case something else can take its place.
I wouldn’t say they no longer exist… ide still occasionally used for optical drives…
censor the world r—
Rabbit? Rotate? Ribald? Rapacious? What are you trying to say?
Also known as thinking… I know, it’s hard.
The automotive field is just all kinds of insensitive… retarded ignition, tranny fluid, I’m sure there’s plenty more…
Because a stalker might actually cause you physical harm, while Google/YouTube just wants money, and not necessarily your money. I have no love for the ad supported business model, I’m definitely not defending it, but you’re not going to convince someone who doesn’t value privacy to care about it.
I’m just speaking from experience - which of course is influenced by how much I am willing to pay for a solution, which is nothing. For the most part, people offering solutions for windows expect to be paid, while Linux gurus are more likely to do it for free
Yes, exactly. I’ll notice the quality difference if I’m standing 3 feet away from the screen, but that’s not how I watch movies.
Landlords and groceries can just raise prices to bring the cost of living up
They already can, and do. If they do it too much, people leave that area. With a UBI, there’s nothing that says you have to live in a big city, it would be easier to move to bfe, where it’s always going to be cheaper. It’s not ideal of course to uproot and leave, but it’s possible, and it’s that possibility that keeps prices somewhat under control.
Netflix recently stopped shipping discs, that was all I kept them around for anymore…
Where I work, we’d just call it an established product…