Maybe the IT ministry of India can do something about all the scam call centers and Botnets running out of sector 5..
pozbo
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You implied it.
Whatever country you're from produces bad faith debaters. (Look, I can do it, too).
What if my $300 PC is better than your $400 console?
What if it had more utilities than just gaming and streaming?
Oh, I didn't specify these were politicians from a certain country.
Don't worry, my comments are me noting how I'm not taking your word for it ;) the Cheeto is a cancer on humanity.
However, I can apply 90% of those descriptors to any politician.
I stand by my opinion that this is another lazy stereotype, like all French people being pompous or Canadians being afraid of the dark.
Am American; have more brain cells than money.
This analogy isn't realistic.
At best he is the European trope of the average American.
Yea but that's from a mishap at the factory, 85 year old Soviet ammo wouldn't be capable of this.
The House has impeached the Homeland Security secretary. Here's what you should know and what's next
this whole situation has all the tact and self reflection as a standard issue Texas driver in their lifted dually rolling coal through a crowded parade (less than zero).
Tankies and GOP are the same fucking entity.
What if the community funded a living trust that accepted all donations in perpetuity and had set payouts regularly scheduled to Firefox (or other FOSS/privacy projects)?
Did some digging online and the secret is a dish of moist O²-rich soil inside a loosely sealed clear tote. The clear tote lets the leaves photosynthesize while maintaining a higher than average temp and humidity. Meanwhile the oxygenated soil helps with root production.
The mix I used here is: 1 part fast draining soil mix 1 part sphagnum moss
I used a hose sprayer to moisten/oxygenated the soil every few days. The process took about a month for root development, and I lost 2 props in the process. Heat helps here, I'm in USDA zone 5b and I kept them shaded under my jade tree and a canopy in the yard.
These plants are very cool and seem to be easy to grow, if you have a mature-enough specimen for propagation, use the oldest and lowest leaves for propagation, as they likely produce the least from photosynthesis and will have the stiffest/hardiest stems.
My wife brought this little fella home in March '22, i was doubtful we could keep it alive. Almost a year and a half later it is truly a beast, almost 4' tall from soil and a 6 gallon pot that's full of roots.
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I'm pretty sure China declared that it owns the whole world so how can they be "trespassing"?!?!?!1