Sure, Biden did a terrible job on those topics and others during his office. I'm not sure how this comment is supposed to refutes the point I made, which was that "far left" policies like the prior status quo on immigration wasn't that influential on Biden's electoral odds in 2020 seeing as he won and probably wouldn't have in 2024 given the issues with inflation, grocery prices, and the genocide in Gaza.
I don't disagree that he would have lost in 2024 even without the obvious sundowning. But that's largely independent of the border though. Inflation, food prices, and the genocide in Gaza were all far more influential issues for voters.
Qwerty was introduced to slow down typing speed so that skilled typists wouldn't damage the typewriters.
I don't think you can argue it's good design for keeping pace with computers and phones when it literally slows people down compared to layouts like Dvorak.
LibRedirect has been able to alter reddit links to redlib on mobile for quite a while, just have to install the extension on FireFox. Or you could just open a link on one of their instances to begin with, if you don't want to use FireFox mobile.
Basically reddit has already lost that fight years ago - 2023 is when we got mobile Firefox extensions
Japan was already going to surrender. Their final decision came down more to the Soviets opening up a second front on top of the overall progress of the US in its island hopping campaign and defeat of the IJN than the use of Nuclear bombs.
Why wouldn't he be able to send more warships? AFAIK the only legal limit imposed on the Presidency is a 60 day limit on how long they can deploy troops without declaring a war. However, this has been mostly ignored by US Presidents since the law was passed decades ago. The only part of that law they do follow is notifying Congress.
Sure, Biden did a terrible job on those topics and others during his office. I'm not sure how this comment is supposed to refutes the point I made, which was that "far left" policies like the prior status quo on immigration wasn't that influential on Biden's electoral odds in 2020 seeing as he won and probably wouldn't have in 2024 given the issues with inflation, grocery prices, and the genocide in Gaza.
I don't disagree that he would have lost in 2024 even without the obvious sundowning. But that's largely independent of the border though. Inflation, food prices, and the genocide in Gaza were all far more influential issues for voters.
Biden was elected President over Trump in 2020.
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Near the bottom of this article https://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-09-23/tim-bowden-reflects-on-life-as-a-vietnam-war-correspondent/6794678 appears to be the source for this image
Is she with a sin woman now?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamabad_Memorandum
There's a web app that will update your controllers on linux without needing to install anything or using any workarounds
https://web.8bitdo.com/
Qwerty was introduced to slow down typing speed so that skilled typists wouldn't damage the typewriters.
I don't think you can argue it's good design for keeping pace with computers and phones when it literally slows people down compared to layouts like Dvorak.
I imagine it's an amalgamation of their interests sized according to how much they like them.
I didn't mention libreddit
LibRedirect has been able to alter reddit links to redlib on mobile for quite a while, just have to install the extension on FireFox. Or you could just open a link on one of their instances to begin with, if you don't want to use FireFox mobile.
Basically reddit has already lost that fight years ago - 2023 is when we got mobile Firefox extensions
You could use the Frame with any other pc too, so no content concerns
He kept calling it a cylinder and said that it was imperative the cylinder remain unharmed.
So why do you two hate giraffes?
A lot of times it's due to a disability or a mental illness
I thought you were supposed to have a lot of luggage and return without it, just a large sum of cash.
Japan was already going to surrender. Their final decision came down more to the Soviets opening up a second front on top of the overall progress of the US in its island hopping campaign and defeat of the IJN than the use of Nuclear bombs.
Why wouldn't he be able to send more warships? AFAIK the only legal limit imposed on the Presidency is a 60 day limit on how long they can deploy troops without declaring a war. However, this has been mostly ignored by US Presidents since the law was passed decades ago. The only part of that law they do follow is notifying Congress.
The steam deck is already a linux device so I'm not sure why you're worried about it working with linux