At least for Germany that is not true most of the time. If you vote in your home constituency it is normally enough to show your Wahlschein (letter that show that you allowed to vote and where).
Linux is build with different users in mind. So it is not a problem to forbid a user to run any program the root don't like, or run only programs the root like.
I guess the idea is that your parents store the date and you don't get root access (or you store the date for your kids and don't give them root access).
Thanks 🙂
What's C.O.Ds?
Kinda dark ;-)
Cool 😎
At least for Germany that is not true most of the time. If you vote in your home constituency it is normally enough to show your Wahlschein (letter that show that you allowed to vote and where).
As if Lucy and Schroeder would be old enough to play such a complex card game.
He got a D-- for that "collection"? His teacher muss be really generous.
Linux is build with different users in mind. So it is not a problem to forbid a user to run any program the root don't like, or run only programs the root like.
I guess the idea is that your parents store the date and you don't get root access (or you store the date for your kids and don't give them root access).
Ah okay, thank you. 😃
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They tried once but it did not work out 😉
So the child would learn that you are not trustworthy and will flush the pages next time no matter what you say or offer?
You can,for safety reasons.
The dependencies will be removed with the package you tried when you remove the package.
That depends on the country because it is not illegal everywhere.
To think that spanking was at some time a normal thing to do...
The Wikipedia can not fire anyone because nobody works for it. She was fired by the Wikimedia Foundation.
Ami go home! 😉🙂