I am Dutch but moved to England (for love) 16 years ago and I have never regretted it. Do it while you can, else you will just live with the regret. It is such a life experience moving countries, there is no way to describe it. The magical feeling that you have in the beginning does disappear a little over the years, but it never leaves completely. The memories you create are just so amazing that you will never lose the magical feeling entirely.
Just. Do. It.
Wow it's one of those things I was always told as a kid, thinking it was real
Isn't running supposed to be really bad for your knees?
The divide 2011
Just use adguard dns. Problem solved!
I don't see what the problem is with Arch Linux and why it gets so much flak. I am not a Linux expert by any measure, but I use EndeavourOS and find it really use to use (don't ask me to install from scratch). Its extremely stable and I like the fact that it gets updated constantly.
The only other distro I really liked is MX Linux. My main gripe was that I don't want to reinstall every so many years. I want to set up an OS and just use it without worrying about it being a temporary thing. But maybe I'll change my mind in the future.
I'm not for or against any distro really, maybe except Ubuntu and its bloat. I just use what best suits me, which is the whole point of all the different distros.
The way he says it makes perfect sense to me from a programmer point of view.
First, type of drink Second, subtype Third, whether its hot or cold
Although technically, you wouldn't have a cold earl grey tea, but still. It makes sense.
Well, first impressions are great and I think there's plenty to do for someone new to the game. I like the approach of polishing the game first and then adding content.
I applied for the beta today and got accepted straight away. I love the look of this game and will be using it to get me to walk out more.
First impressions are good, the game is very polished and you can see that the creators really take their time with things, the level of detail is insane.
The game seems easy to pick up and I am looking forward to following it's development closely.
Get a Fairphone, the batteries in those are removable and I'm pretty sure you can run them while battery is disconnected and plugged in.
Even if not, the replacement batteries are very cheap. I think about 25 in whatever currency.
What a joke.
I'm a millennial and I don't choose to do anything, we're forced to only spend our money on necessities such as food, because we can't afford anything else.
I'm no better off financially today than 14 years ago when I earned a third of what I earn now.
I'm still living month to month, because all basic necessities keep increasing faster than my wage increases.
My last holiday was in 2016.
Tick Tock Rooibos tea only for me. So much better than normal tea.
Also chicory instead of coffee.
Caffeine free life is the best ๐