In case there's anyone out there wondering "wait, which famine?" Don't worry, I got your history right here.
These governments didn't just have famines, they had famines so massive they have their own names with a capital "The".
This is what Medvedev and Putin did in the 2010's, isn't it?
Just wanna say warm wishes, share your research if you find anything.
Might be a great excuse to visit Denmark... I hear it's wonderful there.
The papers we hold up and say "this will be the foundation of our government, society, and economy" can say anything we want, but none of the words on the page matter once the people in the system abdicate their responsibilities to point at something wrong, refuse to participate, and work against it.
SOX controls are the result of the Enron fraud, but those are also just words on a page. The US Constitution is just words on a page. SCOTUS may very well rule this year that the US government cannot deport native-born, tax-paying, passport-holding, lived-here-all-their-lives US citizens.
Watch as the Trump administration does it anyway. It's all just words to them.
Yeah they were never learned to begin with.
Fuck, I got lost in the UI. 😂 Mbin is great but there's just a little too much visual noise.
Despite all your raging comments in this thread, I still don't know what your stance is. The weak straw man argument isn't helping.
Vacation is a quaint problem lol, at least you know they're eventually coming back. What do we do about the guy who retired 5 years ago and still has locked files in his name?
Pray tell what changed your view?
Yeah VSS was the predecessor to TFS, and now TFS is called Azure DevOps... whatever the fuck that means, Microsoft needs to get it together with product naming. Anyway TFS sucks major rotten ass. I have my problems with git - namely user friendliness - but TortoiseGit has put all those troubles to rest.
Nothing like that can fix TFS.
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HarkMahlberg
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LibreOffice will function perfectly fine for a single user taking classroom notes, or making a presentation, or a spreadsheet, or what have you. You might notice it crash occasionally, but in the dozen or so times it crashed on me, it has a 100% success rate at recovering the file. It's kind of remarkable.