Oh no, you!
Sounds like such a block would be highly dependant on a specific recorder + driver combo. In the name of science I’ll do some experimentation tonight.
UPDATE: Worked just fine for me.
Netflix running Bojack Horseman in Firefox under Linux Mint, stock NVIDIA 550 driver, and replay-magic as screen recorder.
There’s probably a better way, but you could go for a low-brow approach: use a screen recorder on your PC and let the video play. Then you trim the recording and encode it to your format of choice.
After proving that I wasn’t a bot via Matrix, sh.itjust.works activated my e-mail despite having an obviously bogus e-mail registered, so that’s a plus.
Are you asking how to torrent something, or how to rip it from the Amazon stream directly?
Obvously. Don’t you guys have a key labeled “Fight!” ?
That might be an ANSI thing. The ISO keyboards might say “Commence battle”
Kind of. The amount that can be spent annually is regulated by law. I don’t remember the exact figure, but the budget can not rely on more that N% of these funds. I don’t remember how much N is, but it’s reasonably low. The reason is twofold:
It is entirely possible to change this number of percent by a majority at the parlament.
Source: Am noggie
EDIT: The percentage that can be used follows the profit, which is estimated at 3-4%
I heard “guyliner” on a podcast. Don’t remember which, so I won’t take credit for that one. WTYP, probably.
Also, I’m not against guys wearing eyeliner in a reasonable manner (which Vance objectively does), it was just that it is the only visual and noteworthy trait about him.
Sorry to break it to you, guyliner, but under Trump you’ll always be the b-team, at max. He’ll throw you under the bus in a second if it serves his agenda.
And in this case you’re struggling to reach even that segment as you’re clearly outranked by a terminally online immigrant numpty who just want friends.
I usually keep my hair longer in the winter here in Norway. And as work frequently takes me to hot climate such as Saudi Arabia or Texas, I tend to get a haircut beforehand.
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Maybe, but not necessarily in a good way. Unfounded, to the point of cocky, I think.
More than once have I had to say something along the lines of “Yeah, we know, you’re not the first to suggest this. There’s a reason why we don’t do that.”
…and, again, not exclusive to Americans. But definitely more common.
Top left: Mildly annoyed when faced with the possibility
Top right: Dude, you’re pissing me off with this face peeling behavior
Bottom left: Aww, I have no face
Bottom right: Yes I’m screaming. But more importantly, why aren’t you?
I don’t remember where in Edinburgh this was, as this was almost 20 years ago, but it was probably in the area you mentioned because the street my hotel was at was filled with tiny shops selling whisky glasses and playing some sort of awful techno-bagpipe music.
The fast food shop was further away, though. I knew someone local who took me there.
I’m pro, but to a very limited extent and with a lot of caveats.
Peacetime conscription is an important tool for smaller nations in that it gives a population a basic military skillset. A professional army will then have a larger recruitment pool that already knows WTF fire&maneuver teams are.
It is also my firm belief that serving a year for something greater oneself is an important life lesson. Not in the sense of indoctrination, but most 20 year olds really should serve a purpose outside of their own life and goals.
As for wartime conscription, that’s an entirely different thing. A conscript should never be sent abroad. And I’m undecided whether it’s OK to use them in defensive wars (A common argument is that if a nation is worth fighting for, they will volunteer. I can’t take a stance on that, as I don’t have any relevant experience).
And it should be possible to refuse military service. So, for example, instead of serving in the army for a year, you’re assigned to civil defense that can help out during disaster relief.
Source: My thoughts and opinions, mostly. I served one year as a conscript, learning the basics. I was offered a contract to join the standing army as I was interested at that point in my life, but I turned it down for a competing offer. I later joined our country’s equivalent of the national guard for a couple of years, before I left due to it clashing with my job a lot.
I wouldn’t say arrogant, but I’ve worked with a lot of Americans, and there’s something most of them have in common. I can’t quite put my finger on what, but it’s in the vicinity or arrogance. I simply don’t have the necessary English vocabulary to explain it properly.
In short, I’ve found that most of them likes to swing their dick around and pull rank, even if someone else clearly has a better approach/solution/suggestion. This is far from unique to americans, but it seems more prevalent compared to the other nationalities I’ve worked with.
From a different thread, we had a chat about this. “Whatever the opposite of virtue is”. While in a literal sense the opposite of Virtue is Vice, it doesn’t carry the same connotation. Someone mentioned “Scumbag signaling”, and I think that’s a better term.
Because, you have to admit, most vices feel great and are cool.
Triceratops. An XL-rhino with armor and even more spikes, what’s not to like?
Short answer: Because certain instances here on lemmy are known as the tankie-triad who support Russia solely because they’re opposed to the western world. Therefore Russia can do no wrong. It would’ve had the same result if you’d been critical of China.
EDIT: Oh, subreddits… well, tankies exist outside of lemmy too.
Positive contribution to a community is more important than following the rules strictly. If a thread technically is against the rules, but is relevant to the community and has positive interaction, it usually gets a pass from me.