Weimar Germany repaid WW 1 reparations by letting the printing press go "BRR" and going off of the gold standard. Fiat currency is fundamentally equal in value to Monopoly money.

"The great thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from."

If the next Slashdot article is any indication, they were expecting to be kicked out and had a lawsuit ready to go. They got exactly what they expected.

That was my question. What federal devices were eligible to use TikTok before the ban?

Why is Microsoft patching an old Nintendo game? And I don't remember any worms in Mario games until Super Mario World....

The preview doesn't say which new skills were released.

Oh, you mean the old definition of dropped, they got rid of them all.

Damn it, media. Pick a definition for dropped and stick with it!

It is in the Ted Talk, http://allthemusic.info/

Share and Enjoy!

Are Linux releases usually Noun Noun pairs or should this be Kleptomaniacal Octopus?

I switched my Steam install over to use Proton and all my stuff made the jump with me.

Other than having a native binary, it is working fine so far. (Don't know if the new technology will break it though. Probably not.)

Now, if I could only get rid of the error 71 disconnects during goal replays.

IMarv

What if it gets so bad that somebody has to invent a time machine to get technical support?

(Insert link to the John Titor story here...)

How does the article not list this Adam Ruins Everything episode?
https://www.trutv.com/shows/ad...

Or would that open them up to plagarism?

This is a test scenario.
I get this same problem with 32 GB of ram, Minecraft, Windows VM, Chrome, Firefox, and Thunderbird running.

I lose control of my desktop at this point and usually end up having to give it a solid 6 second power button restart.

I hate it and wish it would give me a chance to kill something to save the rest.

Developers do interesting things when faced with soft requirements and firm deadlines.

I'm guessing this happened because the requirements only said to ask for ethnicity but failed to include the list. The developer went and found an obviously wrong list to force testing/acceptance to return a proper list. They all failed.

> '> ">
Would > '> "> at the start of any encrypted message prevent the issue from sending the real content from going anywhere?

Thanks,
IMarv