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  • Moscow court recognizes photo of Queen as “LGBT propaganda"

    The Moscow City Court rejected the appeal of Moscow resident David Gevondyan, who was previously fined under the article on “LGBT propaganda” for posting on VKontakte a picture depicting men dressed as women. From the decision of the Moscow City Court, which was discovered by “Layout”, it became clear that we are talking about photographs of the participants...

    Sounds a lot like the USA these days.

    The home scenes from that video are some of the most iconic MTV moments ever.

    Queen - I Want To Break Free - 8K

  • Take my upvote 😡

  • Very good explanation, thank you.

  • Thank you!

    The fairly high butter content and usage of baking powder kinda explains the texture you described but is also visible in the photo.

  • How is it made?

  • May I ask what these buiscits actually are? The word means something different to me. These look more like some sort of white bread rolls, but then again not really...

  • It's like the government can't decide between starving and gorging.

  • It's true, the article cites at least 3 occasions where Epstein said they "regrettably" had to "reschedule". I guess at some point Me-lon just gave up.

    Also interesting (slightly edited to make it more readable):

    I will see you on St Barth, but the ratio on my island might make Talulah uncomfortable

    (refering to Musk's then wife)

    Way to euphemize what these parties were really about.

  • "Ties" really isn't enough at this point. We know that already.Blacked out too much, again?And where Trump?C'mon, you're supposed to protect the victims, not the perpetrators.

  • That's how I read that as well.

  • More like disgusted.

    • executive order, wtf?
    • distraction from ...
    • still uses some government funds

    This thing definitely isn't "innocuous"

  • Could it really be as simpe as that? yes, according to the article. AI sucks so hard, who let it out of a laboratory?

  • Another executive order: Bread and Circuses!

    American democracy is done for (what little was left of it).

  • tl;dr:

    If, for whatever reason, progress on the torvalds/linux.git repository is affected, someone has to get things moving within 72 hours. This person could either be the one who organized the most recent Maintainer Summit or the chair of the Linux Foundation's Technical Advisory Board (TAB).

    They will be tasked with pulling together the people who were invited to the last summit, along with members of the TAB.

    It gets more complicated after that, but essentially that's it.

    Oh, and I'm pretty sure there already is more than one top maintainers for the kernel code anyhow.

  • Depends on the beholder's POV I guess; but yeah, even to a middle-aged fart like me 2018 is not "recent" anymore.

  • Identifying Corporate Devices

    The what now?

    The author develops a tiling window manager for Windows. It comes with a dual license - free for personal use etc., paid for corporate devices.

    I have no opinion on this because I've been using only Linux for over a decade, just wanted to clarify the term.

  • A lot of good regulation only happened after the privileged started complaining/suffering. It is what it is. I would take it, but I don't think it will happen with this "administration".

  • There's a Black Mirror episode like that.

  • I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt for now.