The greatest Science museums leverage interactivity. Art museums do up always 'up to some extent'. Kids should be able to paint anything (moustache?) over Mona Lisa.
I believe you say that as a figure of speech, like it would be incredible to him to last. I may be misinterpreting you. Yet...
I believe it's not so surprising he lasts until the end of his term. I don't mean to remove any blame on Trump, but this case, and many others, have more to do with people (ICE agents) having 'power' to do this kind of injustice on the basis of their own biases (racism.)
I wasn't around when Adolf won its elections, and his first year. But I assume it was similar on many regards. "They thought they were free".
From the customers' perspective sounds ethical. The product was broken or extremely cheap quality, and not what it seemed to be originally when you decided to purchase... Is this black or white? ;p
I've been on Lemmy communities for a while, most are left-aligned (e.g. solarpunk). Think of Lemmy as a federated alternative to Reddit. Of course, there are "tankies" and "right-wing" people. Sometimes we end-up commenting on the same thread and it turns out bad... but regardless of it, I think you may enjoy the experience. My recommendation would be to jump into a Lemmy fork, just like PieFed.social :) from there you can follow communities (subreddits) in bulk, thanks to the concept of "topics".
a tutorial would be nice... I feel stupid, tried 5x5 level 1, had to click the 1, and drag and release on top of the other number 1? didn't work. Other tries were the same for me :/
I can recommend the browser extension "modern for hacker news". Some features are premium (no subscription though) but only the defaults gives SO MUCH ux like font size, spacing between lines, text width.
Another great accesibility feat is the APIs for this web. I use upvoterate listing from quality news as front page.
To sum it up, opening the tab previews under Zen Browser made my experience feel like the coolest SPA, haha.
Posit offers cran snapshots on their public 'package manager' instance. It's a great resource indeed. Via the URL you can ask to use as a mirror and get the snapshot you desire ;)
This. Precise text auto-completer. Without reasoning or cognitive processes whatsoever, just a very marketable illusion of it. Despite the lies, a great tool.
As any tool, it takes knowledge and responsibility. Just lile the unix chainsaw.