Would you like more resources or is this enough?
https://www.businessinsider.com/denmark-strict-immigration-policies-ghetto-neighborhoods-2018-7
https://www.hrw.org/news/2022/03/16/denmarks-mismatched-treatment-syrian-and-ukrainian-refugees
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/08/18/germany-afd-polls-krah/
Would you like more resources or is this enough?
https://www.businessinsider.com/denmark-strict-immigration-policies-ghetto-neighborhoods-2018-7
https://www.hrw.org/news/2022/03/16/denmarks-mismatched-treatment-syrian-and-ukrainian-refugees
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/08/18/germany-afd-polls-krah/
It's operated by a publicly traded company. That seems be an extreme case of "for-profit" that OP is trying to avoid.
I agree. Fascist countries like Denmark, Germany and Canada often get called "socialist" and they have been disastrous for the reputation of socialism.
I'm familiar with NuShell and looks very nice. But unfortunately yeah, not what I'm looking for. It would require installation by user.
Yes, I'm answering why I am not taking a completely other scripting language
In other words, I am making the case for a compiled language by answering the question of why i am not considering a language that doesn't need it.
I not talking about boycotts. I'm talking about giving him attention and publicity that he wouldn't otherwise get. Like live streaming his trial, for example.
A wayland tiling window manager that has a lot of nice visual features out of the box, like animations, round corners, borders, etc.
It also has a basic text file config file, not a scriptable one.
Why not monthly? It seems the smallest unit to encompass them all, and is fairly standard.
Monthly makes sense also since most bills are monthly.
Yeah, let's give him more attention and publicity. Surely will be good.
Possible use case: scripts that are found in a codebase for doing... Codebase things. Like setting up dev environment for example.
I will always write
${x}_$y.zinstead of${x}_${y}.z:
The difference between the two seems different to what's in the OP. Is there a typo here?