water 35 liters

War. War never changes.

For note apps I can recommend:

• Joplin
  • Licensed under: AGPL-3.0
• Notally
  • Licensed under: GPL-3.0

“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable”

I’m a fan of this belief because it provides hope in that with the increase of peace and harmony, humanity could course-correct towards a realized utopia.

The publicized hope of increased violence is a scary indicator that we’re approaching closer to commonly associated fiction-based dystopias🫠

• ^Source

From my point of view; death at the top of the pyramid is more of a symptom/resultant of fascism rather than it being the source.

I could be wrong though

ah in that case civil unrest might be reaching an unspoken tipping point

oh my gods these pics are gorgeous wow!!💖💖

These are incredible!🏅

I know this question is silly but something about this irks me

om nom :3

lol the struggle is real for Konoha-chan😂

Fuck you NZXT, seriously that company can absolutely burn to the ground

no worries👍

And if your problem was solved, please edit and add [Solved] to the start of your post!🤗

Alright after intentionally disabling my toolbars I was able to restore it:

1. With Konsole selected, press F10: to bring up the hamburger menu
2. Go to Settings 3rd from the bottom
3. under Toolbars Shown toggle on both Main Toolbar and Session Toolbar

Would you mind trying to switch application styling under System Settings:

You’ll also need to reopen Konsole in order to apply the new styling changes to it.

Not sure if it’ll work or not but it might be worth a shot

I really wish they specified which marketplace was the source of concern as I’d assume that any potential victim would like to know and/or share this news with others

Edit:
looking again they share it but only in the image:
“manson-market.pw”

A couple of potential systems might involve subsidies and time-based temporary protections (similar to iframes in games) to incentivize the build up of domestic competitors.

Implementing a system that incentivizes the constant import of foreign goods and services would be the replication of Hong Kong’s mistake(before they got taken over by China and the CCP):

• De-industrialization was Hong Kong’s Biggest Mistake

Increasing dependancy of external systems means the reduction of self-autonomy and independance especially when it comes to critical infrastructure such as internet and technology.

I see this as a fine balancing act as you don’t want to always depend on externalities but at the same time, the fear of foreign goods is a major cause for concern as it plays a part in the increase of racism and extreemism, while also destablizing the bridges of trust you have with others (which is def bad as you’d be placing your eggs all in one basket) cause you to become more susceptible to bad actors.

These complex systems makes me hesistant in the reckless recommendation in opening domestic markets to foreign competitors without further analysis as you don’t want untrustworthy entities from coming in as it would only perpetuate a winner-takes-all system thereby leading to an eventual collapse of the market with a monopoly at the end.

At the same time echo chambers are just as toxic and leads to monopolistic systems. And this is why the real solution is the dedicated research to find a balance in which I am not the top analyst to speak on.

TL;DR:
shit’s complicated because of the systems involved, the best solution will come from researching further

just a heads up, another way of potentially thinking about this is anguishing the murder of a murderer.

Murder is indeed wrong.
Simultaneously trying to defend a murderer is often seen as an unpopular decision especially if their crimes are made in public hence the current situation.

So you’re correct in one point but on the wrong side of current public opinion.

The primary reasons why this post and others have high vote counts is likely due to the following:

• UnitedHealth Group: Criticism and controversies
• The Problem with Copay Adjustment and Alternate Funding Programs

F-Droid Voyager

or opening the telecom sector to foreign investment.

This doesn’t fix anything, this just shows thewalrus.ca’s financial interests that is unaligned with the interests of most Canadians.

Foreign investors are not that different from venture capitalists, this decision would only pump up the line which would be in the interest of investors but for citizens this has a high potential to drive up local costs.