It’s rarely true.
You can aim to do something good, with a risk of something bad happening (e.g. as another poster said, rolling the dice on surgery to alleviate suffering at the risk of the patient dying)
…or you can do evil.
The “lesser of two evils” is just used as justification for something that can’t be morally justified otherwise.
Depends if it’s actually a funny joke.
A fixated mind might take an opportunity to blurt something out in a conversation… It would be awkward, not really fit in with what’s happening, and then the hiding reflex takes over. It gets played off as a joke to cover up what happened.
A active mind will dance and play with all kinds of ideas and sometimes will play with the concept of death, what it means and how bizarre the concept is on a lot of levels. Jokes will be throwaway comments that are at least mildly witty.
They’re already taking unilateral action. Everything they’re doing is under their own authority.
It’s all about quantity.
The fossil fuel industry is digging up the plants of forests and jungles and algae that have existed over millennia, then died and decomposed into oil, coal, gas. When you then burn it you release the carbon of hundreds of generations of plant life.
Fossil fuels are dead plant concentrate.
First day on the job for a Home Secretary that says she as an ardent supporter of Palestine and has challenged previous government ministers to recognise Palestinian statehood.
What’s she going to do now that she has the power to effect change?
They do. You look at it every time you see the contents of your disk. It’s just organised in a tree to make path based lookups fast and locate organises its database differently to make fast basename lookups.
You can only make peace if the other side (Russia) stops fighting too.
Russia can make peace today. Withdraw all troops out of Ukraine. Bring their soldiers home. They have no intention to do this.
Oh, you’re such a well mannered cannibal!
Works for me.
What a nice looking picture with great big tankers and oil rigs off the coast.
One problem is that quite a lot of left leaning people support this. Certainly in the UK the Labour Party has been paternalistic for a long time, thinking that the public are not able to look after themselves when it comes to having liberties. On issues like this there’s little between labour and Tories, with them swapping places quite frequently.
We haven’t had a socially liberal government in 70 years at least.
Wikipedia’s case was odd. They tried to fight that the act was illegal rather than them being caught by it was wrong (good for them), but did so by arguing that the Minister was uninformed and acted irrationally, which is a non starter.
The judge said that they can still contest whether they should be caught by the act. It sounded like the judge felt they’d have a decent case.
No, still Portuguese. The show opens with a explainer saying the Spanish went west and Portuguese went east due to the church decreeing how the world would be split amongst the two countries.
Spaniards were half a world away.
Being invaded is an odd way to intentionally enter a war.
I’ve got a 12. I really like it.
Get a DIY one and put your own memory and SSD in it. You’ll save £$\€ over the framework prices for those. I paid about £750 total for my maxed out 48GB/2TB one. Then slap something like Fedora on it and you’re good to go.
I got a Lenovo slim pen 2 as the framework stylus isn’t out yet. Pairing required holding the buttons for ages, but works great after that.
He’s head of a western european state of 10M people. Portugal is mid-tier when it comes to most metrics In the EU, but they’re not no-one.
It’s a settlement and not a ruling, so anything agreed will be a one off cost of doing business.
How about we get a fucking ruling against these companies? A settlement doesn’t create a precedent.
Who cares? Nobody else is fighting this crap.
…and unless we recover it all with robots, that’s exactly where it’s staying. It’s far too unstable to move with people.