Can someone explain some details?
- When was the video taken?
- What kind of bombs do B52 usually drop or which are most likely used in the war?
- This are US-bombers stationed there?
- Is this something special?
Can someone explain some details?
Please fix the spacing in the lower sentence, it looks ridiculous.


OK, but oppose to Windows, you can run Ubuntu 24 until 2029. I don’t think many will use a 4 GB notebook (as a notebook and not as a Debian server) beyond that time.


Sounds like a grateful peasant to me.
I downvoted because I am not a US citizen, yet you said “we” as if this sub-lemmy is only for US citizens. I don’t like the language and the US-centric thinking it implies. Thus the downvoting.
This will end in a blood bath.
I don’t know what I am looking at. Please help. 😅


He’s the master blaster!
Just this week I tried to upload a webp to google drawings (the google drive document for some kind of vector graphics), but google drawings only accepted gif, jpeg, and png. That taught me, that google drawings dosn’t receive any updates any more and probably soon will be killed by google, and also, that webp still isn’t available everywhere.
I was minding my own business and Boom! my nephew gave me syphilis.


I think this is not (entirely) true. Or at least I have some questions:
BTW: https://deutschland-stack.gov.de/
I have searched a bit further: For federal and state governments, ODF is binding through IT Planning Council resolutions and federal guidelines, but there is no formal law yet mandating its use. Also, this is not binding for local authorities, but virtual it is.
Arch is about telling other people what you use. If you use gentoo, you can take way more pride in you installation.


I really hate that every markdown engine has its own flavor and I hope for a better standardization.
There is commonmark but it is lacking features like tables. https://commonmark.org/
alias srsly="sudo !!"
So neidisch! Mein Kater würde das niemals tun. 🥲
OK, thanks for clarifying.