It's not about having accurate dates, it's about how unix time is used in programming. For some systems that reference unix time for essential calculations, that value rolling over and overflowing would cause catastrophic problems
It's Holocaust 2: Electric Boogaloo
I have over 20 gnome extensions and I haven't seen an update break one in the past year I have been running Fedora. Even the Fedora 40-41 upgrade gave me no issues
Why does that surprise you? It's the reasoning almost every homophobe gives
One thing that's bothering me about this is the fact that the actor playing this transgender woman has an obvious 5 o clock shadow where his mustache was, so it kind of looks like they just hired a man because they think transgender women are ugly
Welp, this here is one of the problems of having big, general instances. As any group gets too big you get decisions like this being made. Find your ideal neighborhood in the fediverse and don't make another monolith
He's not saying Democrats shouldn't change, just acknowledging that this election result is not 100% on them
So it begins. This is LITERALLY how the Holocaust started, trying to deport millions of people at once but no one wanted them, so they became Germany's "problem" that they felt the need to "solve"
So y'all'll handle all maintenance and upkeep of the bridge? Deal
Maybe some people stayed until now because they (foolishly) thought they could make a difference?
Coke never has the water button on it though
Right? Some of the real examples look kind of awesome
The Oracle games also open with Link riding his horse back to Hyrule castle, which doesn't really make sense as a follow-up to LA, but alas
Klingon, and yes
I'm still upset with the official timeline because of how they put Link's Awakening as happening before Oracle of Ages/Seasons, when it CLEARLY happens AFTER the Oracle games! Link's Awakening opens with him on a boat in a storm in the middle of the ocean, and if you do the special linked ending of the Oracle games the story ends with Link getting on a boat in the ocean sailing towards a storm. Get it together Nintendo!
There are also people who gasp DON'T like working from home
Notice how the Japanese media frames the whole thing as the "wartime labor issue" to further try to distance themselves from their atrocities
I agree it doesn't exactly capture the vibe and tone of the 90s show, rather it "gets at" them since it's a lot closer than other nutrek productions. Visually though it gives Star Trek 2009, which is a fun bit of continuity
Yes, watch Strange New Worlds! It really does get at the vibe and tone of TNG and the other 90s Trek shows. It's a breath of fresh air
This product is not for you, individual consumer. This is for corporations who don't want the overhead of managing individual PCs and everything that can go wrong with them, instead relying on virtual workspaces and roaming user profiles.