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Ok, let me have a try of forming a list of potential peace negotiators by article’s logic:

1. Viktor Orban (seems to be close to retiring now).
2. Berlusconi’s corpse.
3. Ex-head of «Luhansk People’s Republic» Igor Plotnitsky.
4. Fred Durst.

Botox-Sanktionen wirken wirklich. 🌚

As someone doing teaching, I already had quite enough of “If you have any further questions - just let me now! 😊” in answer boxes.

I put things to laundry by their vibes (e.g. - stronger or more delicate materials get appropriate wash modes) and only pay attention on labels to whether stuff could be ironed - learned hard way with one of my favourite jackets. 😢

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🤓 Akshually, depends on the place.

In a country, where “good ol’ times” can’t really be characterized as times of liberal democracy - conservatives usually won’t be liberals.

I’d add to 3 , that most mobile distros have a list of supported devices - postmarketOS Wiki for example.

And about battery optimizations ( 5 ) - Android devices have quite a number of tricks for battery optimizations, such as few levels of sleep - depending on how long the phone wasn’t touched - with deepest one being very low power consumption mode with only very basic functions active and occasional data refresh for push notifications of high importance. Mobile Linux isn’t yet at that level of optimization, but it will get there eventually.

That TV box is connected to the same Wi-Fi, and those just do that, nothing to be alarmed about, just mild annoyance.

Should give you settings menu entry after long tap on that push notification, where you can block it from appearing.

That Khanmigo AI mentioned in article seems to be an interesting thing to try and maybe actually recommend to students (they’re gonna use AI anyway, so why not recommend something that gives hints instead of confident bs).