Usually, yes. But in some movies they drive the plot. The sex scenes in A Somewhat Gentle Man (2010) are hilarious, help establish the character, and are a pretty challenging wank.
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The slow-motion train wreck will continue for quite some time.
Uh, it's not very hard to find a middle class dude with a tech job who thinks people like him could pay more taxes. If you can afford owning a place to live in a coastal city these days, you are a millionaire. You're also arguably middle class.
"Millionaire" is a pointless label these days. $10M is what we're used to thinking of as a millionaire, adjusted for inflation. $1M is just a dude who could swing both a 401k and a down payment.
Depending on how the question was phrased, they could be Republicans who registered Democrat to vote in Democrat primaries.
They're happy that brown and/or LGBT people are being hunted in the streets.
Or, if you're feeling generous, they're not paying attention at all, but their pastor told them that everything is better when the president has an R next to their name.
My hope is that their sample skews boomer and is not representative, but then again people who actually show up to vote also skews boomer.
I'm sure all of the GOP would love to go on The Daily Show to get roasted by the host and booed by the audience.
The Nobel Committee is appointed by the government and mostly consists of retired politicians, so the lines are a little blurred.
Also not the first time someone blames Norway for something the Nobel Committee did. China was butthurt for a decade after Liu Xiaobo got the prize, and removed visa waivers for Norwegian citizens as well as restrict trade.
/dev/md127 is probably a raid 1 from a previous installation. Assuming you don't need the data on it, you can either delete or ignore it.
I'm not familiar with this exact installer, but I have installed Debian a bunch before. Judging by what I'm seeing here, you probably need to do a bit of manual labor. I'm guessing you first create partition tables (usually gpt), then raid partitions, then combine them into a raid, and maybe then put lvm on top of that again, and finally a filesystem. If you're planning to go the lvm route you probably want to create a smaller raid on the start of the disk for /boot (250-500MB should suffice) separate from the lvm, because last I checked you can't boot from an lvm volume.
Another third let that third win, they are complicit.
His announcement that he was running trailed off in a racist rant, while he was riding an escalator for some reason.
X and Y were only 3% of their sales combined according to the article. Discontinuing them makes financial sense.