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It’s still something I’d rather have than not; not having it makes for a less fluid experience.
It’s still something I’d rather have than not; not having it makes for a less fluid experience.
First of all, not American.
Second of all, nine-dash line and neo-colonialism in Asia, Africa, South America and Europe says very differently. As does the Han supremacism that Xi surrepitously perpetuates.
That moment when you pretend to fight against imperialism - by implicitly supporting imperialists in the PRC.
inb4 “hurting the feelings of the Chinese people”
Sometimes, it’s about the perception of power, but these people tend to make the worst sorts of moderators. Sometimes, it’s about wanting to steer a community in a certain direction or to stabilise a community in the direction it’s already going in. As for me, I’ve gone through the first two, plus had a third path - I was effectively deputised as a moderator twice as a spam-catcher.
Strictly speaking, there are a few places where Imperial measurements diverge from US customary measurements; the sizes of a fluid ounce, pint and gallon are a few examples.
Attempted to use Red Hat 4 (pre-RHEL), but couldn’t work out the partitioning. However, I tried SuSE Linux Personal 7.0 soon afterwards and YaST gave me a much smoother time when installing everything; I’ve been using SUSE/openSUSE ever since as my primary Linux distro.
I’m inclined to think the Mega Drive port is actually more enjoyable than the arcade version, even if it gives up a bit in terms of graphics and sound. It’s definitely the version I prefer to play. It is always interesting, though, to see how widely Sega’s arcade games were ported in that era, even considering that they were console manufacturers themselves.
Well, yeah. They’re also partially responsible for the anti-choice movement in Ireland.
F-35 was more the high-profile failure. The F-22 was just produced in lower numbers than planned because there was no perceived need for a specialised air superiority fighter in the expected numbers after the Soviet collapse.