Try your luck with Wine; if that doesn't work, try Proton by adding it as a game on Steam; if that doesn't work, try setting it up in a VM.
If you have to use a VM, try virt-manager. If you have questions about setting it up and getting the best performance, then AI is genuienly really good for that.
Other concerns:
It actually sounds like the software you want to pirate provides something no other software does. You also haven't mentioned why it's "morally warranted" to pirate it, or why you think the price is "egregious for what it is". From what I understand it's not a subscription, and $220 is a pretty standard price for professional software.
They knew about the problems before the incident as there was a report:
He said, to his understanding, the report itself was never put into the public domain and was marked for internal use only. He said it had been presented to a quality committee, which feeds information to the public board.
But it took half a thousand child deaths for them to "apologise".
NUH apologised and said major changes would be made.
Given that they had known about the problems and did nothing, I doubt they would suddenly change course. And this isn't even the first time.
In February last year, the trust became the first to be prosecuted by the CQC more than once, when it was fined £1.6m for "avoidable failings" connected to the deaths of three other babies in 2021.
At every level an enormous amount of money and effort is spent on avoiding responsibility and doing the as little as possible. I don't know how to change that yet, but looking at other countries where it works might be a lead.
“It’s a quiet crisis, a ticking timebomb, which risks their future working lives,” he said, adding: “It’s hardest for young people without family connections. No job because they have no experience and no experience because they don’t have a job.”
A PSPO placing restrictions on dog-walking was challenged via judicial review issued in Richmond upon Thames resulting in orders related to causing annoyance and damage to council property being removed. This affirmed the principle that PSPOs are intended to target antisocial rather than annoying behaviours.
Meaning that what the councils are doing now is probably not legal, but it looks like they're targeting people who wouldn't have the resources to challenge them in court.
From the Guardian article:
“The government recently lost three votes in a row in the House of Lords, as peers voted to ban fining for profit for PSPOs. Unfortunately, the government rejected the amendments, but has agreed to make changes to statutory guidance,” Appleton said.
Somehow the House of Lords seems more aligned with the public's interests than the elected government.
Pimblokto grew up so fast 🥲
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Try your luck with Wine; if that doesn't work, try Proton by adding it as a game on Steam; if that doesn't work, try setting it up in a VM.
If you have to use a VM, try
virt-manager. If you have questions about setting it up and getting the best performance, then AI is genuienly really good for that.Other concerns:
It actually sounds like the software you want to pirate provides something no other software does. You also haven't mentioned why it's "morally warranted" to pirate it, or why you think the price is "egregious for what it is". From what I understand it's not a subscription, and $220 is a pretty standard price for professional software.
ai slop
They knew about the problems before the incident as there was a report:
But it took half a thousand child deaths for them to "apologise".
Given that they had known about the problems and did nothing, I doubt they would suddenly change course. And this isn't even the first time.
At every level an enormous amount of money and effort is spent on avoiding responsibility and doing the as little as possible. I don't know how to change that yet, but looking at other countries where it works might be a lead.
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They might be onto something here lads
Fixed that for you
I think that's called testosterone
I'm glad he's alive, at least.
Just use ed
One of the cereal boxes must be mebious.co.uk branded
I mean, kind of a given if you're a racist.
It worked for Willy Wonka thus far
Just need to add some green accent keycaps and we've got evangelion
From Wikipedia:
Meaning that what the councils are doing now is probably not legal, but it looks like they're targeting people who wouldn't have the resources to challenge them in court.
From the Guardian article:
Somehow the House of Lords seems more aligned with the public's interests than the elected government.
You can lace your drugs with rice
Who's we?
Unfortunately, it looks pretty real. Though it also looks like they could be renovating the kitchen and just messing around in the process