FourPacketsOfPeanuts @ FourPacketsOfPeanuts @lemmy.world

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Yes, this represents that age where we had the optimal balance of being fully financed by parents yet getting a small allowance we didn't have to spend on anything. I.e. no problems. Anything else = more problems

I had nearly no idea what I was doing and starting with Debian seems to have gone ok. Others said Linux mint is beginner friendly but I haven't tried it.

Problems Vs money looks more like y = (x - 5)^2 + 2

What is your plan for dealing with Hamas soldiers who have themselves committed war crimes and intend to again?

Trinity: what is he doing?

Morpheus: he's beginning to believe..

It looks good. Every culture that's found gold has made jewellery out of it. The rest follows from there.

It doesn't tarnish, so once you've already decided it looks good, you then notice it doesn't age or spoil like pretty much everything else. That gives it a magical aura and allure.

It's fungible (consistent and exchangeable).. gold here looks exactly the same as gold there

It's malleable - can be easier subdivided into units for exchange. Can readily be worked into attractive decoration.

Although it's rare this isn't what drove is attractiveness (the Inca had abundant gold and still chose it to make jewellery out of, it just looks better, even if there's a lot of it), but scarcity did help it become a reliable store of value across the middle east, africa, asia and europe.

16m deaths is a profit margin

I don't like oat milk but it's more milk-like than skimmed UHT (bleurgh..). But I guess the line had to get drawn somewhere..

True

The thought tends to go I) internal birth rates are failing because the cost of raising a family is too high ii) part of that cost is driven by high accommodation costs and downward pressure on wages iii) both of these are alleviated if immigration is restricted

I've no idea if that would actually work, but the logic makes some sense (obvious flaw being if you restrict immigration you lose workers now but internal births take a couple of decades to compensate)

What do you mean? On death row in most countries they'll have already been condemned to execution by a specific method..

Mate, I've built a career on that

So, I'm a bit rusty, but I believe in Kate you would hit F4 to get a terminal window and you would execute

gcc your_file.c -o your_output_file

Then after that's run you'd type just "your_output_file" and hit enter

I think on windows you'd need to make sure the output file name ends with .exe but I'm not sure about that, maybe someone else can chime in?

If he was fully on the leash then I would have expected surrender of the whole Donbas under threat of pulling aid

What language are you programming in?

As far as I'm aware, in many cases, Kate just gives you access to the terminal where you can type commands to compile / run your code.

These are great!

Can't wait for the relaxing sound of 100 keyboards under exam conditions..

Someone, somewhere is getting off to this...

C'mon, you're smarter than that

The dog was a decoy