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On the European subordination to the American liquefied natural gas

May 6, 2024 On the European subordination to the American liquefied natural gas2024-05-06T21:34:38+01:00 1 Comment eurocrap, Russia, Ukraine, usa

Based on an idea of Margaret Thatcher, the European Commission started to implement a strong policy of liberalization of the European energy markets, including the separation of supply and production…

Corupția structurală regionalizată a Uniunii Europene

November 2, 2023 Corupția structurală regionalizată a Uniunii Europene2023-11-02T23:42:40+01:00 No Comment apocalypse, corruption, eurocrap, pe românește

Când sunt deprimat, nu mai suport imbecilitatea planetară, și nici tâmpenia incredibilă la care a ajuns Eurocrația, și odată cu ea, noi toți. Dacă nu știați că fondurile Regio „Instrumente…

Forget about the EVs, here’s how the EU will save the whales

October 3, 2023 Forget about the EVs, here’s how the EU will save the whales2024-05-08T15:16:10+01:00 1 Comment eurocrap, idiocy

If anyone still needed a proof that the Eurocrats and the Green Nazis are the most patent retards the humankind has ever seen (except maybe for the State of California,…

Béranger on Microsoft + CloudStrike = DeathDave Plummer, former software developer at Microsoft between 1993 and 2003, had some explanations on his YouTube channel. I didn't
Béranger on Is openSUSE at crossroads?Here's why you shouldn't be using Zypper and YaST Software, which means you shouldn't use openSUSE at all.
Béranger on Microsoft + CloudStrike = DeathLet's correct myself, while also explaining what some journos couldn't, because they're retarded. From Why Apple doesn't suffer outages like
Béranger on The dead and the reborn BSDs — now updated!There's no chance for me to use FreeBSD on this laptop (maybe on the old one from 2016): its MT7663
Béranger on Microsoft + CloudStrike = DeathThis is unbelievable! European Commission denies responsibility for massive Microsoft IT outage: A Microsoft spokesperson yesterday suggested to US media
HAL on The dead and the reborn BSDs — now updated!I currently have Ventoy on an 8 GB Integral USB 3.0 stick. On it I have openSUSE Leap 15.6 KDE
Béranger on The dead and the reborn BSDs — now updated!BS. Ignore Richard Brown. Ventoy always played well with openSUSE Tumbleweed. If there's a build that doesn't, then it's on
zugu on The dead and the reborn BSDs — now updated!Nope, it was a brand-new SanDisk stick, these are usually the most compatible kind of USB drives. According to openSUSE
Béranger on Is openSUSE at crossroads?OK, so openSUSE Factory is more like Fedora Rawhide, but I don't understand your claims. After openSUSE Factory, a package
Béranger on Is openSUSE at crossroads?SSO or not, there are people who have used RHEL7 with KDE. It's not about liking it or not liking
Béranger on The shortest distro bashing and appraisal in a long while—now with added Dedoimedo!KDE3? What a great thing that you skipped KDE4! But KDE5 is as usable as KDE6, if not even more.
Béranger on SJVN made my day!to automatically grab TV shows / books / music / basically any kind of media from the internet You lost
zugu on The shortest distro bashing and appraisal in a long while—now with added Dedoimedo!I was recently surprised by KDE Plasma 6. My most recent memories of KDE were from the 3.0 days, when
Béranger on The dead and the reborn BSDs — now updated!Nope. There are distros that are incompatible with Ventoy (or vice versa), but this is not the case. Maybe it
zugu on SJVN made my day!Having a NAS can be quite handy. I built one out of some old hardware (a Sandy Bridge Celeron with
zugu on The dead and the reborn BSDs — now updated!Just my two cents on Ventoy: while it's a really useful tool, it's not very reliable. A couple of weeks
Ex-SUSE on Is openSUSE at crossroads?SUSE (yes, I mean SUSE, not openSUSE) has had a Factory First approach for many years. "Factory" being where openSUSE
Ex-SUSE on Is openSUSE at crossroads?Customers don't care about KDE vs Gnome. I like KDE better but it has a fundamental flaw: no support for
Béranger on Is openSUSE at crossroads?I lacked a repartee (j'ai l'esprit de l'escalier). I should have added the following. Indeed, RHEL is the standard in
Béranger on Is openSUSE at crossroads?Intellectual masturbation, technological masturbation - modern versions of art for art's sake / l'art pour l'art / ars gratia artis.