It's open source. Nothing is stopping you from contributing if you want to see some change.
DaTingGoBrrr
joined 2 years ago
Exactly my reasoning as well. My body knows what sugar is and how to handle it.
It's not exclusively Nazis. There was a big communist wave in Sweden during the 20s and 30s where some people chose to move to the Soviet Union with the promise of a better life and they paid a high price for it.
This might be wishful thinking but could this lead to Nintendo and other console manufacturers having to open up their ecosystem and allow third party stores?
I miss the days where you would actually own a copy of what you purchased. I also miss going to movie rental places.
Lmao this is a shitposting community, not something serious
Announcing the decision earlier this year to stop delivering letters, PostNord, formed in 2009 in a merger of the Swedish and Danish postal services, said it would cut 1,500 jobs in Denmark and remove 1,500 red postboxes amid the “increasing digitalisation” of Danish society.
I thought this was decided when the merger happened in 2009. This has been known in Sweden since right after the merger happened and it completely fucked our old postal service.
Russia has been making threats towards Sweden as well for as long as I can remember and at this point their threats towards other countries are just plain embarrassing. They are still at it with their "special military operation" 🤣 Putin is a paper tiger and I hope that one day the Russian people can have their own freedom from oppression.
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Using Proxmox I have set up a Pelican container for game servers hosting, I run my own personal wiki, I have PiHole, Jellyfin, Audiobookshelf and a lot more.
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Trying new projects is super easy and if you want to remove something then just delete the container. No old leftovers will stay on the host system. There are also community scripts available to make hosting even easier. It will install and configure the containers for you.
This is great! Thank you for sharing
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No, because I don't know if it is playable or not. What's with the attitude? The project is free and open source