And windows has .zip? That’s not the same…

On arch?

So i am a girl, didn’t know. Thanks I guess

With a monitor in the lid

If 80% is enough, there is not much to loose that is usually where the battery health finds its plateau after some years. I rather change my battery once it hits 80% health after two years. I don’t want to use it like it would behave when the battery is already dead.

Matlab excels at dgls, Excel does math not. Newton method isn’t it

They don’t endorse them but everything they stand for

Ok booner

Wow what a fucking toxic mindset. Don’t adpot but don’t make the kids responsible.

Hope your kids your world view might be genetic. /s

She is.

Thank you for explaining the joke

You can’t afford a pet if you can’t afford a vet.

Samon, really?

Sorry that may sound mean, but for me that’s the definition of beeing fragile. I don’t want to use that as a slur, but if you need to cry after people where assholes, than you are indeed fragile.

I really don’t see the worth in hassling with KDE. Theres nothing wrong with GNOME

So did the jews, both parties lived there for ages. The west helped only one. That much is true.

I needed you to even see the water.

You are chosen, we need you. Don’t fail us, you are our only hope.

I hope you know in which half you are asking questions like that

It’s true that “few hundred bucks” is enough to reach one million. But it is not for anybody. Let’s take 999 bucks, which is the maximum of “few hundred.”

If you were to save 999 bucks and didn’t consider any interest or investments, it would take you approximately 84 years to accumulate one million dollars.

However, it’s important to consider interest when planning for financial growth. Let’s assume an interest rate of 2%. Even with this interest, it would still take around 49 years to reach one million, and you’d also need to account for the impact of inflation, which can erode the value of your money over time.

To achieve your financial goals more efficiently, you might need a higher interest rate or explore investment opportunities where your money can work for you, such as becoming a landlord…