I guess it is going to make a difference in the sense that the shrapnel will cover a larger surface area.
I guess it is going to make a difference in the sense that the shrapnel will cover a larger surface area.
Thanks for the heads up, I’ll definitely keep that in mind.
I know I could’ve asked but I didn’t think we’d have the exact same chip. Also, where’s the fun in that ;D
Absolutely, thanks again! I had already given up on ever getting it to work until your comment pointed me in the right direction. And even then it took me an hour to get it all working. The documentation was pretty lacking and I finally found a fairly recent thread in a German forum that had the infos I needed.
Yeah, I was gonna say that design seems familiar lol
You’d probably get stopped by security lol
Don’t forget the random comments in other languages because people are not aware of reddit’s shitty auto-translate feature when you come from a google search.
You’re right, that case is different because he crossed into Ukraine by himself. I missed that bit in the article. The law only applies to POWs.
The key element missing from the story is why he was returned to Russia. Ukraine allows you to opt out of prisoner swaps for whatever reason, so it kinda sounds like he wanted to go back.
That hasn’t been the case for a few generations now. AMD has surpassed Intel in both performance and efficiency.
The main character of a Saints Row game?
At least one of the two Lemmy maintainers is also German or at least a native speaker as far as I know.
Danke, das weiß ich zu schätzen 🙏
I wouldn’t go that far :D I just really enjoyed throwing a wrench into reddit’s gears after they killed 3rd party apps.
Not to take all the credit, but a factor might be that I, as the top mod of the second largest German Subreddit, promoted Lemmy heavily to the point where the admins banned me “for breaking reddit”.
You can use Socks5 on top of your existing connection. Some don’t even require authentication, just being connected to your regular VPN is enough.
Always bind your torrent client to the VPN interface and use Socks5 if possible. I’ve been torrenting on Linux this way (albeit with a different provider) for the better half of my life and it hasn’t failed me once.
Probably, but I’m just familiar with Lemmy.
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