

Denmark does recognize Greenland’s right to self determination. They can leave at any time they wish, but overwhelmingly voted to stay, several times.
Bun, meat, salad, tomato, onion, Cheddar.
Denmark does recognize Greenland’s right to self determination. They can leave at any time they wish, but overwhelmingly voted to stay, several times.
Bye, bye, miss Mushroomian pie
Poorly but the US would lose like the loser country they are. MFs couldn’t win against Vietnam or Afghan peasants.
My sanity if Wheel of Fortune fails again.
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Would they be visible from this angle? Guam and Northern Marianas are further west than Hawaii.
“Fun” fact: this is the reason why New Mexican ID cards have “United States of America” printed on them.
Where is Puerto Rico?
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What? Steam’s DRM is so broken that most games are available on pirate sites within minutes of their release.
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Pourquoi ils répètent 3 fois le nom complet de Mykhailo Viktorovych Polyakov dans l’article ?
Mario Kart 7 is mediocre, and a massive downgrade compared to DS.
It wouldn’t work as well on the ocean floor.
Regardless of what the fine print may say, this is effectively owning your games forever.
However, if you don’t ignore the contract you signed, this is effectively piracy. Which is fine, don’t get me wrong. But you still don’t own anything. BTW Steam has plenty of DRM-free games which you can run without the client; backing them up is a more manual process than GOG but the end result is the same.
You don’t own your games on GOG. Please stop spreading this easily disproven lie. GOG, like all digital storefronts, only sells revocable licenses.
Here’s the link to the French store: https://store.nintendo.fr/fr/nintendo-switch-2 all regional stores have similar prices in their own currencies. No details on what’s inside the box.
This is the price for the game on the official Nintendo store. DK is priced at 70€ digital and 80€ physical, it’s not just a Mario Kart thing.
90€ for Mario Kart 🤡 I hope this console flops because of this alone.
Nextcloud’s biggest issue is performance, and PHP, while not a problem per se, doesn’t help. PHP is not designed for huge applications that need to have processes running in the background; it only runs when a request is made then stops the process, therefore it needs to load itself from scratch on every single page load.
This is because PHP uses something called CGI; the webserver (usually nginx or Apache) calls an external PHP binary to generate a page. With Go (or pretty much any other language), the app is its own server and can keep data in memory and do stuff even when no request is coming.