The position of support for creating a famine (or not giving a shit to stop it) seems to have wider support than just Bibi. This guy's move puts in focus that creating a famine is a war crime, and he's forcing the Israelis players to face that and state their support or lack thereof clearly. Getting rid of Bibi alone might not increase the aid in Gaza. If the other party leaders aren't willing to throw Bibi and Gallant under the bus for this and/or shift gears on aid, then perhaps the Israeli political class is too far gone and the world should increase the pressure till someone gets it and starts telling the Israeli public that what's happening is wrong and is extremely counterproductive for Israel as whole.

Also, some polling shows Bibi's coalition being neck and neck with the alternative so the narrative that Bibi is certain to be ejected by Israel's democracy isn't so solid.

Cue in the drought in a bit.

Return to what homes..

Maybe I'm out of the loop when did Samsung commit? Isn't the article about it happening now?

This is important. I signed up a week ago.

Anyone got a link to the source image?

https://www.npr.org/2024/03/28/1241473455/pfas-forever-chemicals-could-be-contaminating-millions-of-acres-of-farmland

It's a disaster.

Perhaps a rim amateur?

That won't buff out.

Despite Sundar's leadership, do you think that extending update support to 7 years took no innovation? The Android team has been doing major system reworks to make this practical. The Tensor team has been working to do the same on the hardware side. Samsung is likely reusing firmware and software from that work given that the hardware is shares a lot of Samsung IPs. Prior to these developments Samsung was not interested in providing anywhere close to this length of support.

Android is in the best place it's ever been since its release. It's on more things than ever and we have the kind of update support we used to only dream about in 2008. And we have devices with unlockable and rekockable bootloaders. 🤯

You're describing the standard neoliberal argument for free trade. It kinda makes sense on the surface, if you don't consider its externalities such as its impacts on labor and domestic aggregate demand. Luckily you don't have to guess what their effects are as you can see many of them in the US today. For example the rise of Trump and the desire to do away with the remains of the American democracy. Walking down that path to its end likely won't result in maximum EVs in people's hands.

Exactly. Probably many more than 7. And the fact that Amazon somehow doesn't carry any responsibility while profiting from the letter soup brands directly and indirectly is mind boggling.

Yeah that would be ideal. Only concern is if there would be enough skin to cover it.

I have and it's so unfortunate people give their hard earned money for them.

There various strengths of styrofoam. Check out Berm Peak stepping on some helmets.

In order to avoid having to remove the rear wheel often, I'd buy a rear tire with really good puncture protection. I had an episode when I had to remove my rear hub several times in a month because I used Panaracer GravelKing which turned out to have really weak protection. I switched to a version with protection and I haven't had to remove my hub due to punctures.

Not familiar with the bike but what could it be - square taper, ISIS? Not sure if ISIS is that old. If it's square taper, there's plenty of options. The lower end Shimano cranks (Alivio, Acera) used to use square taper. They probably still do.

Looked at a pic of Biopace, looks like square taper.

Sure but technically non-redundant schemes also fall under the category. E.g. RAID0, multiple non-redundant ZFS vdevs, etc. Those would be reducing the performance effects of single disks.

Yes three are differences but you're running a redundant array of independent disks in order not to care about those differences.

Ubuntu LTS is likely the easiest to live with for a layperson. It's got the stability, support and it's got the biggest body of information for how to do things and solve problems as well as the most users using it who can help. Ubuntu LTS derivatives would inherit a lot of that but not all. The changes made to turn Ubuntu into Kubuntu for example invalidate any info for Ubuntu related to GNOME. And so on.

A random letter soup brand "KORIMEFA" isn't making helmets up to snuff? I'm shocked.