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Try to keep up.

Unfortunately, our best ANF Flood Control Engineers all balcony jumped when The Tunnel didn't flood as firmly predicted. It was the shock of learning that water flows downhill, not uphill.

Independent pharmacies can't legally sell benzos. You'll need to buy from a hospital pharmacy after seeing a hospital doc. You may or may not be prescribed diazepam in particular.

That piece of information isn't required for the purpose of verifying identity.

Yes. Your VM folder is a Windows folder and the files are in NTFS format. No. But just use Virtualbox snapshots instead of Timeshift. Quick rollback if needed. You can also use something like Macrium Reflect to create both full and incremental backups of your VM folder and later restore either the full backup or whichever incremental you choose.

Modern LTS (long-term support) flavors of Linux are quite stable and have user-friendly interfaces. Linux Mint, for example. The issue before changing over would be to check if all your hardware and peripherals are supported. Most are. Perfectly understandable. Yet one of the perks of aging is that I never really need all those programs anymore. LibreOffice, for example, is quite enough as an office suite and I don't even use that very often. Two workarounds: use a Windows virtual machine; use the Wine emulator. Wine will run quite a lot of older versions of Windows software. I mainly use Windows also because I'm lazy. I seem never to get around to installing Steam on my OpenSUSE, which I really like, for playing games, or setting up a number of utilities for which I've already installed working Windows versions. I know I can happily change over if I wish, and just yesterday I did so wish when Windows insisted on a reboot to finish an update.

Happens sometimes, not often (even less with modern UEFI and later versions of Windows), notably when you install both on the same disk. Windows may overwrite the Linux grub bootloader. That can be fixed, of course, but it's annoying. Best that they have separate disks. Not a big deal as SSDs are so cheap nowadays, and a Linux OS doesn't need much capacity. Never had an issue w/ that config. Linux is the primary OS and boot Windows from the grub menu. Install Windows first, then Linux in any case. Exit VB and just mirror the folder that contains your virtual machines, with their .vbox and .vdi files.

Plasma widget: https://youtu.be/ehKwuDm4gXM?t=253 Conky: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1014263/is-there-any-widget-that-can-show-my-cpu-and-other-performances-live

Encounters with the constabulary if you're likely to act suspiciously owing to those benzos in your pocket, or may face possible arrest for whatever reason. Having the PP will then save you a bit of inconvenience. Particular banking transactions, and may depend partly on whether the account was opened using your pink card + passport. I can withdraw money over the counter w/ pink card and bankbook. But let's stay on topic, please. We may already have triggered some of our anti-pink card fanatics.

When it comes to observing righteously that a Brit perp "doesn't have a traditional Brit name" you do.

Forum tradition, man. Get with the program. Next up: he was just dodging a pothole or dog, we've all sometimes had a few too many, let he without sin cast the first stone, etc. etc.

Wait! Aren't all Brits just "Brits" regardless of race or ethnicity?

Yeah only tourists work in Japantown and own the Japanese shops there. Temporarily, before they return to Japan where they live. No local Japanese ever shopped there for Japanese stuff, of course. As local living and working in San Jose for years, I was of course never in the know. Nor did my Japanese girlfriend have a clue. Go figure.

Really? To think I lived and worked in San Jose and never even noticed it. Or Japantown in San Francisco.

It'd be nice to have a reasonably complete written report on the situation rather than having to listen to this "reporter/commentator" trying to eke out his living in Thailand. Fortunately Google provides a number of good sources of info.

Good on 'em, too.

Yamada. Not an American name. (To offer a common Brit defense) 🙂

I always use my utterly useless pink card.

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Well, no, as that would be allowing you to indulge in ignoratio elenchi or missing the point, the informal fallacy of presenting an argument whose conclusion fails to address the issue in question. And of course you would not want to do that. The issue in question is whether you first committed the argument by assertion fallacy in that rare on-topic post and then falsely claimed--with the abundant pretentiousness that often accompanies false claims--that I was arguing against your non-existent arguments.🙂

No, we're not considering all that schoolmarm off-topic irrelevancy because it's your original post I first replied to that's the point of discussion.

And you've been shown a few times that it's only a problem in your mind 'cause you want it to be. Are you done?

No, you may simply quote of your assertions and show where you also presented the evidence it's based on and how it supported your imagined argument. So you have the chance to achieve a major breakthrough in your education here.

For being idiots? Context must always be considered. He left that to his campaign, and his campaign did. Trump is rather amused by the hysteria on the left and sometimes jokes about it. He likes to stir them up and get all the free publicity resulting.