Right back at you. They were only extremely wealthy in comparison to the piss poor normal people. But living as kings - nope. Seriously, take a look at the photos of their homes and dachas. Take a look at the photos of their parties. Middle management, doctors and top engineers in the west used to live better back then and even more so nowadays. This is nothing like the excesses of russian oligarchs.
The soviet and GDR ultra rich would have been called upper middle class in the west.
Restore the repo from backup at the filesystem level, and the hash will be valid because it was valid at the time you backed up.
Even if this crazy minimum-age shit weren't happening, it's generally a good idea to give incorrect information. Have one birthday for site x and a different birthday for site y. Use one of your parent's birthdays here, and a celebrity's birthday there. Pollute the public data and cause confusion.
If minimum age laws help to encourage data public data pollution (all of which arguably shouldn't be public at all anyway), then at least one good thing will have come out of it.
Let's get it up to 84% of parents helping their kids bypass age checks.
do you think YouTube's subtitles are "appallingly bad"?
No, they're much, much better than having no generated titles at all, and by a lot.
mpv won't generate any subtitles for me; it can only show what's included in the data.
The LLMs weren't trained on a story about who won. How TF is it supposed to predict it in advance? That's not how LLMs work. Just train it on one more thing, a story about who won in 2026, and I'm sure you'll see its accuracy go up.
It is the other way round. The whole base load concept only exists because coal and nuclear suck at load following. If all power generation is capable of load following, base load is moot.
The treaties between Switzerland and the EU are all interlinked, so if Switzerland decides to exit one treaty, this will make all the other ones void as well. But I think this is exactly what SVP wants - they wish Switzerland was an island far away from any other coast.
If you want to keep up, learn to ~~code~~ hablar los idiomas más de moda.
Which means the Swiss run the risk of losing their national identity over the coming decades.
Surely that would be lost in the noise. Don't most cultures lose their identities about every 20-30 years anyway? I'm not quite the same person I was 25 years ago, and I bet you aren't either. Yet we are the medium through which culture waves.
Take a longer view and think of 1926. WTF do you today, have in common with them? Some things, but not others. Reading about their lives is much like meeting someone from the other side of the world.
The amount of time it takes the cultural Ship of Theseus to change all its components, is equal to the average human lifespan. Though you can detect the change of culture whenever you think in terms of decades, in day-to-day life it mainly manifests as "ooh neat, a new 'exotic' restaurant has opened!" Twenty or thirty years later, it isn't exotic anymore.
"United breaks guitars"
The first one had nothing to do with the orange shitgibbon.
The UK is nowhere near the only country where the price for electricity is based on the most expensive generation. It is the same in Germany at the very least.
Even that is nowhere near far left. Far left is workers owning the means of production and so on.
Your own mileage may vary.
