The last property OS I used before Linux was OS/2 warp.

Actually, the industry is fully investing in wind and solar and wouldn’t touch nuclear with a long pole, because excessively expensive.

Next, Install Debian.

Wrong. Fossil energy sources have been receding, especially since nuclear power has been phased out. Check it out:

https://energy-charts.info/charts/energy/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE&year=2024

Also my comment was not about energy production but (like OP’s post) about science.

Sorry, we are busy with real problems like climate change mitigation.

I agree and I live in Germany and have good internet. Story beats resolution any time

Bye!

Cat too fat.

Never heard of it. Thank you. Is that the app like cracked?

It is really important that those loved ones understand your language, or else they would get annoyed.

I run Debian since 1998 and am happy.

thank you!

this seems to be browser dependant, too. Firefox does not display the content, chrome does.

in neither browser the download of the zip file works. Is that a server-side issue? how can i best save the stuff?

Usually it takes me less then two weeks to get e.g. a printer to work. Your problem is not the distro but the hopping.

wot?! How so?

Internal Family System. A therapeutic approach based on system theory approaches child-like inner parts and gives them the affection and love they needed (and still need) when those parts formed.

Great approach. Check out ifs

Nah m8 you throw the article link you posted into the second input field on archive.is and if it doesn’t find any you can put it in the first input field and it will scrape the webpage for everyone

Here i did it with your article: https://archive.ph/iVekq (huh seems fitz above already did it, but we used a different article link, here’s hopping archive has good dedup filters)

Thanks for answering my question!

this is not the complete article, only that part that is available by default, and faded out with CSS.

So the process is to find it in the archive.XX server by digging around in the given domain, perhaps with search strings from the title of the article?

I can still do that, because I understood that problem when it arose.