Honestly I think going through Georgia and applying for a visa/asylum in any EU country that somewhat permits it. Once you have permanent residence I believe you can just travel and move freely. Its not easy as many countries have locked down visas for russian nationals. But more so the more the countries closer to Russia.
Hey OP… Lets me just say it: You’re fantastic
OSS Document scan is what I mainly use
What does them being horny have to do with them supposedly being a transphobe (I couldn’t care less about this person so I didn’t look it up)
Its not real its referring to the issues they had with outlook
Yeah I was just on a german thread and people kept talking about this as if it was actually penalized. People really need to read more beyond the headline so thank you for putting this there
Maybe. I think Virginia gave also part of it and I wouldn’t split the city in half. The people should maybe get to vote on it. Although I do not see the issue in making them a state, as there are states with a much smaller population
Go back to Hexbear or Lemmygrad
Then move to Burkina Faso.
But DC has become its own city, not only government center. People live there, and they shouldn’t have to move to be represented properly
Those guys (like us) are only existent for the blink of a moment. No matter how important they seem today, in death all are equal and the planet and people will still be around long after they’re gone
Honestly this is a big nothingburger. Without further details there’s nothing much we can really conclude other than TDF and Collabora being in a legal dispute. Nothing conclusive really
It might be fine for the moment but if the relationship stays long term it will be hard when one partner starts to like age and degrade a lot quicker than the other. In the end one might be ill and on the way to death while the other one has quite a bit of time ahead of them. I think that can strain a relationship in the long run
Do you know how common it is in the US for people to just like… leave it? In germany theres the advantage that people have gotten accustomed to putting it back through the coin lock mechanism even if oftentimes the cart they use is now not locked. The problem is if strong factions arise where it will be hard for the rest of the public to sanction someone breaking rules. If it becomes more convenient to ignore then to enforce such a decentralized enforcement won’t be effective
Citizens of Washington DC and Puerto Rico get taxed without actually getting to vote too today so there’s that founding principle
What… theres just people there with arms up in the air
But then there’s the issue of who enforces the rules
They never guess the next move: Unplugs pc
I don’t think getting into Estonia legally as a Russian with visa is easy