I went looking tirelessly and thought I was going colorblind. It's the chassis that looks like a red marking.
I mean, from the bus perspective, yeah! As with an X-ray.
Other countries included. And coups, lets not forget the coups https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_regime_change
don't worry, soon you will also know, and it will be before us. Have a nice EOD you travellers from the future.
you are a nice person. I also like to give the benefit of the doubt but sometimes its so hard
As someone with english as a second language: thanks
Four people by now. Maybe is not that they disagree but ended downvoting by accident.
can you please share where can I read that fanfic? :)
Consider posting the problem along with the answer.That way you can shown the right path to other people.
just in case "You were the chosen one!" "You were my brother, Anakin. I loved you"
It looks real, the top left poster reads "bone decalcification". However it seems that it's only for braking.
indeed. I hate ads. Even more forced ads of liquid sugar. Would have loved to see that red tree if only to prove that its not about the familiarity to the item.
I hate the way RSS is losing adoption :'(
Thanks!
sorry, where is this from?
Sci-Hub is a site to access scholar articles that are behind a paywall. The site has been involved in several legal cases such as Elsevier et al. v. Sci-Hub et al. (2005), a lawsuit filled by the American Chemical Society which was lost by default after failing to defend itself, and many other complaints resulting in ISP blockings and domain names being lost.
There is an ongoing lawsuit taking place in India at the Delhi High Court, but its site (working, not working) has been down several times in the last months and the transcript of cases after 2023-09-02 are "unavailable".
Overall, the future of sci-hub being a legally recognized entity (by India) looks grim based on the available transcripts but, is there another source for the current status of the case?