

ICANN doesn’t have the authority to levy a tax. I’m not sure how you would enforce a system like that.
ICANN doesn’t have the authority to levy a tax. I’m not sure how you would enforce a system like that.
A bigger plane falls victim to the square cube law - as it gets bigger the support structures need to get bigger too. At least that’s my hypothesis, clearly the article didn’t mention this. I’m curious if multiple smaller planes allows each plane to be lighter weight relative to the cargo capacity, with the front plane just sporting an engine overspend to its own size/weight.
It’s less about explicitly saying they’re the same, it’s using whataboutism when criticizing the right and giving equal weight/legitimacy to “experts” on both sides.
Eh, there’s an easy solution that a lot of places are starting to use. A foot pull. Probably costs $5-10. No real excuse for any place not installing these.
“IP” in this context means “internet protocol address”. A public IP is one that can be accessed from outside your home (what you see when you go to https://whatismyipaddress.com/). A non-public, or internal, IP is the one your router gives your computer, frequently starting with 192.168. This can be accessed by other computers on your network but not from outside your network.
This is for music not watched content, but Maloja and Multi Scrobbler are a pretty nice setup.
No recommendations for your actual post, but thought it might be useful for someone else.
It’s a bit newer, but Immich is a very promising Google Photos replacement.
We need #TDazzle, it makes your teeth stronger and starts a party in your mouth. Its an aquatic based social media oral experience.
Here’s an informative video explaining the details