correct, am Australian. The mushrooms are called death cap here which are poisonous. they were used in a mea and it's suspected to be a deliberate poisoning. nothing recreational or accidental here, just the same usual shit that can kill you in Australia :)
that pump and dump scheme just needs to wrap up and fail. they failed their user base and then wondered why people left in droves. The poster boys for PFOF. needs to be banned everywhere.
what are home fries? not trying to sound like an asshat but they look a bit soggy. is it something regional like Poutine? cheers, sorry for the ignorance.
a cut of every single transactional fee on the platform and in some cases a cut of the transaction. that's all before being able to media mogul the narrative.
I think people mean regional pricing. for example in Australia this means $34. you can buy Microsoft Office for that price. I love the product and I may spend that but it's still high.
2.1.1 is the latest. I think that should be your next step. not sure how you installed it, but the process should be quick be it in windows. Docker or Linux.
hardly a surprise, just a state (at in feeling) of ongoing disappointment. the proof is in the pudding, you just have to look around at the quality, type and spread of housing over the last decade to see it in action. the worst part, regardless of which side of politics you sit on is they don't want to change.
Reading the article it's tried to be sold as 'we already have systems in place' but they are clearly not working.
can't read it the without the ad blocker disabled. another site on the blocked forever list.
the application that started an obsession and ultimately a career.
correct, am Australian. The mushrooms are called death cap here which are poisonous. they were used in a mea and it's suspected to be a deliberate poisoning. nothing recreational or accidental here, just the same usual shit that can kill you in Australia :)
that pump and dump scheme just needs to wrap up and fail. they failed their user base and then wondered why people left in droves. The poster boys for PFOF. needs to be banned everywhere.
need a decent sized one but I liked it. nature's egg ring
call me crazy, I'm wondering if they are hoping to have automated cars by then and don't have to worry about it.
what are home fries? not trying to sound like an asshat but they look a bit soggy. is it something regional like Poutine? cheers, sorry for the ignorance.
'hackernews' no black bar for Kevin mitnick. classic HN.
74km/h gusts out my way near Macedon ranges.
a cut of every single transactional fee on the platform and in some cases a cut of the transaction. that's all before being able to media mogul the narrative.
the latest standalone version outside of 365 is office 2019. can buy it for $29 AUD here: https://shop.winandoffice.com/australia/product/microsoft-office-2019-professional-plus/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwoK2mBhDzARIsADGbjeoYQ-UXlPNcG4flFVZsMCT9EU3h4iE9D4956Pvc7wT6sZCPCAJTu7EaArtBEALw_wcB
or here: https://www.cjs-cdkeys.com/products/Microsoft-Office-Professional-Plus-2019-CD-Key-(Digital-Download).html?setCurrencyId=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwoK2mBhDzARIsADGbjerR-6WmnX8n26jWHeQr4i_uMiHAWVgWL0g5IbZoHSUwAhLl0ML2baoaAquDEALw_wcB
but it's $34 AUD for Sync.
I think people mean regional pricing. for example in Australia this means $34. you can buy Microsoft Office for that price. I love the product and I may spend that but it's still high.
no, the Dev deserves a revenue stream for the new version though how much depends on your personal appetite.
it's already there. 'remove ads' button. steep given you can get Microsoft Office for that price if you look hard enough but I will probably get it.
Click on 'remove ads' instead of sync ultra.
2.1.1 is the latest. I think that should be your next step. not sure how you installed it, but the process should be quick be it in windows. Docker or Linux.
have you updated deluge to the latest? many trackers block older versions so you have to keep it current.
can't blame them for not wanting to climb in the snow but no risk no reward. no reward this time though,!
hardly a surprise, just a state (at in feeling) of ongoing disappointment. the proof is in the pudding, you just have to look around at the quality, type and spread of housing over the last decade to see it in action. the worst part, regardless of which side of politics you sit on is they don't want to change.
Reading the article it's tried to be sold as 'we already have systems in place' but they are clearly not working.
if we (re)build it. they will come. these new iterations should be community driven and without a board or CEO to discuss the idea with.