I mean, super Tuesday has a lot more people voting, so maybe that’s why

Didn’t Bloomberg wait a lot longer to give up

Alan Meth.

What are the chances this used an AI to be made

Of course not, but America did supply a lot of food and industrial equipment which was probably crucial for the war effort (of course the british were a lot more dependent on Lend Lease than the soviets, but the point remains)

How long until someone leaks confidential documents on the war thunder forums lol

They were done the moment they didn't finish off the British before invading the USSR

I mean, even the western front was not going well by 1943. Africa had been dealt with by the end of it, and the Allies had successfully sent some huskys to Palermo

I mean, it was in 1944 that for the axis it went from “not going well at all” to “run for your lives”. And I mean, one of the main contributions of the US was A-mostly dealing with Japan, B-supplying half the world (including the soviets). The troops sure were important as hell, but not their main contribution

Ohhhh, didn’t see the limited ram… maybe something with Xfce is the better option. With some customisation it looks very very good and is very very light

Elementary OS might be what you are looking for. It has their own DE (pantheon) that I think was one of the first to implement 1:1 gesture navigation. It still uses X if I’m not mistaken so you are probably going to be able to use the backlight correctly.

Would be fun to find out that they used a “desktop” motherboard, liquid nitrogen and 60 to 70W

Bro, that’s tuesday

The separation is more what is recognised Israel and what are contentious areas. Similar to how there was a Donbas, Russia separation, and Armenia Abkhazia (butchered that name for sure) separation

They do have specific articles for the West Bank and Gaza Strip

Didn’t the Houthis fire at Chinese ships too?

May the lemm be with you

It is possible to be proud of the good parts of your history and ashamed of the bad ones. History is not black and white but has nuance... For example: I am a Portuguese. I am extraordinarily proud of the 15th and early 16th centuries of our history. We were a small country poor in grain with nowhere to expand. So we decided to look out for adventure and sail the seas. We mapped most of the coast of africa and brought that knowledge back to Europe, we went all the way to India by sea (where the local ruler laughed off our faces as we were primitive in comparison to them, and he would only trade spices for gold, not for the hats and nautical instruments we had). Little after we found out about Brazil, found new plants, new animals, a whole new continent. I am proud of that part of my history.

Does it mean I am proud of what ensued later? Does it mean that I am proud of the slave trade we fuelled between the edges of the Atlantic? Does it mean I am proud of the later colonial era? Of course not. But the love for my history is not incompatible with the shame I feel for other parts of it.

The exploration phase and the colonial phase were done by very different people, and that allows me to separate concretely my pride and my shame

*and then maybe sent it back to google anyways

Wouldn’t there be survivorship bias of the accounts that remain till today?