No fan? Which motherboard?

You mean, like airbnb and github?

Germany raised a lot of laws to ban coal and closed all nuclear plants (Merkel said she feared episodes like Fukushima, while Fukushima produced ZERO deaths). Now, 2021, Germany is no more capable of produce it's own energy, and they have to import gas from Russia. But Russia is not capable of attend all the European demand, the prices are hitting records and now Germany is activating their coal plants again, fearing electricity shortage.

Sources:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/e... https://www.bbc.com/news/world...

This is only the third in a row. Can we have more?

Someone remember the Windows XP Starter Edition with similar limitations? It failed, because schools were installing Linux on those weak PCs, and people who bought one of these on stores just wiped and installed a pirate version over it.

You're mixing bad politics with capitalism. You can have capitalism with the government punishing bad companies, monopolies, etc. In communism, you don't even have a chance to buy something from a company, or even a chance to buy something.

Yeap, all the EU is suffering truckers shortage... but:

Brexiters: we don't like you immigrants, but you can fill this queue of paper and enter for few months, while there is this shortage, receiving lower salaries then EU.

Brexiters too: worst shortage here than in EU it's not related to Brexit.

Let's pretend that Stallman never alerted about those scenarios.

No, the statement just said what it pretended. You're the one that is reacting as a fanboy.

Probably the splashscreen says "Based on Sametime".

Unity had the option to local integrated menus (i.e., when the window is not maximized, display the menu on it, global menu only for maximized). Gnome, for some reason, doesn't like app menus, so they try to hide the entire menu under hamburguer icons.

Anvisa refused Sputnik V because the version presented to Anvisa differs from the one presented in Lancet: https://brazilian.report/liveb...

Anvisa has a strong scientific background and reliable history to be not influenced by political pressure.

Our FDA (Anvisa) rejected Sputnik and Covaxin several times. And we have data to prove that our deaths declined with CoronaVac.

Here in Brazil, after our FDA equivalent approved the studies about CoronaVac at the beginning of 2021, and due this, it was the first vaccine we started to produce in mass against the Corona virus. My father has more than 70, a hearth disease and diabetes. One month after the second shot, he got the virus. He felt some body pain for 2 days, and during 3 days, a bit of difficulty to breath. But he recovered well and was not even required to go to the hospital. More important: he is alive! Same with my uncle, older than him. My stepmother, around 55 has not the same luck: she still didn't receive the vaccine and gone to the hospital for 3 weeks, received oxygen, and now she is back to home, alive, thankfully, with some minor sequels.

So, of course, if I could choose, I would pick Pfizer or any one with higher efficiency for my father. But even "ok" vaccines like CoronaVac are better than no vaccine in poor countries like here.

Second option. Additionally, this kind of hidden APIs usually have a lot of calls that have no performance penalties, so the owner (Apple) can make "fast" apps. I learned this in the 90s, while developing for Windows. The reason why I've switched to Linux and never looked back.