UK law says books don't become public domain until 70 years after the author dies.
So Lord of the Rings, and other Tolkien works, will be public domain in 2043.
fatalicus
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"literary", not "literally". As in literature.
The article is about the books we export, not the oil.
Haven't really had need for an alternative, since even with about 11k user, on windows, macos, ios and android, we haven't seen that many problems.
If these are regular problems, maybe it would be better to look into what is causing them?
Or, you know, just ping your landlords router.
Og du har selvfølgelig bekreft at ting som dette ikke bare blir trukket fra lønnen?
For det pleier å være en vanlig del av avtalen for jobb telefon eller abonnement.
Isn't that the excuse they used for half life 3 as well?
Well, the link is to The London Economic, so what govt do you think it is?
sightly is a thing... Something that looks good.
It wasn't published September 29th, it was updated then.
It was published back in March. All these pages are on github where this can be verified: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/linux/commits/main/docs/install.md
Did you just call Tessa Fowler a teen?
31 year old Tessa Fowler?
With 70k users we do see problems from time to time, but nothing too the level I would call it problematic.
The official novelisation of the movie says he is a "prominent business man" and the mom is a fashion designer.
So both probably makes quite a bit.