das Gesetz, das gleichermaßen ein "Arzneimittelindustriestandortverbesserungsgesetz und ein Arzneimittelpreisregulierungsanpassungsgesetz" sei.

Gesundheit.

I'm guessing, they mean baking soda: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_bicarbonate

What's funny is that I'm now at the point of using bar soap as my "shampoo", but the store currently only has heavily scented bar soap, so I do actually smell like 🍑 and 🍊.

* Can not legally be called "shampoo"

Ah, a sham-shampoo.

Well, you have to kind of read it like that: Sεʟεᴄᴛ

But yeah, it is rough...

Boah, CDU. Zuerst den Atomausstieg beschließen und wenn die Folgeregierung ihn dann durchführt, dann in der Opposition herumstänkern.

Recently switched from Tumbleweed. Giving up on Plasma 6.1 was a bit of a bummer, although presumably that should arrive in 5 days.

But yeah, I'm currently not really using my personal laptop except on the weekend, so not having a big update waiting every weekend is going to be nice.

I recently did so, on my PC and my dad's.

The instructions are here: https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Slowroll

Someone recently updated that page and it's a bit confusing now. I'm guessing, in the "Use" section, it's missing a blurb that for side-grading you should then do the steps with the root session and so forth.
These are the instructions that I followed: https://en.opensuse.org/index.php?title=openSUSE:Slowroll&oldid=186653

Habe ich nie verstanden, ob bei denen einfach zu dunkel in der Birne ist, so dass sie nicht checken, dass sie sich und andere unnötig in Gefahr bringen, oder ob die wirklich ernsthaft glauben, dass ich den Tempomat rausmache und auf's Gas drücke, nur weil sie mir im Nacken sitzen.

Soweit mein Verständnis ist, kommt das daher dass durch El Niño Jahr + Klimawandel die Meere bekloppt warm sind. Dadurch verdunstet mehr Wasser, was dann über der Landmasse runterkommt.

I also enjoy how you can sometimes lay your phone down on a completely flat surface and the screen will still flip away from you.

Man, that "select" is brutal. I guess, it's supposed to be uppercase letters, but somehow they also wrote it in cursive and gave the 'c' a loop that makes it look like a lowercase 'e'.

I guess, you could see it that way...? The important part is that you don't have to turn off the whole system. It can continue running without interruption. So, the RAM will be lukewarm when you swap it, but the system will still be hot.

Apparently, there's some coordination mechanism, where you tell the OS that you want to remove a certain memory stick, so it moves all the memory onto other RAM sticks (or uses paging to move it to your hard drive). Only then would you actually physically unplug the memory stick.

See, for example: https://docs.kernel.org/admin-guide/mm/memory-hotplug.html
(Mind that this is kernel documentation. If you actually want to do this, there's probably some CLI program to make it easier.)

Dieser eine Daumen(?), der da in's Bild ragt, hat was von verwirrender Perspektive.

Here in Germany, it's also called "kilometer", albeit in our German bastardization of Ancient Greek.

Maybe it's part of her selection process then.
Like, there's a million hot guys who are into One Piece ...probably.
But hot guys who are into political collapse in France, those are few and far between.

🙃

Things that changed here in Germany (which I can think of off the top of my head):

• No presidential role. We don't have a single person with that much power anymore. The most powerful is the chancellor now.
• No emergency laws. Many nations have laws that when something goes wrong, their president gets superpowers to do whatever they want. This is regularly abused, not just by Hitler. To my knowledge, we don't currently have any such law.
• Secret voting. It is now illegal to make it public who you voted for. When Hitler rose to power, Nazis would sit in voting places and pressure people to vote for Hitler. And they would heckle people who didn't want to show their ballot card.

Having said all that, it should also be said that we do still currently have a very real Nazi problem. It's a few steps in the right direction, but no silver bullet.

I just thought, you got confused, because you mentioned the shower. I figured, maybe you're not aware of the bidets where one can reasonably wash their whole bums. If you weren't confused, then carry on. 🙃

It changes the taste, though. Like, it's probably not noticeable for cheap chocolate, as that tastes flat to begin with, but proper chocolate should be kept at room temperature...