So, the EU got rid of cancer? That sounds about right.

In addition to what others have said, it’s almost always the base game only. You’re more likely to buy a DLC for a (free) game you enjoyed from them than a new game.

This would have been amazing using the format where the guy is going somewhere with the woman while looking at the other woman.

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It should work with no problem:

Tagging @southsamurai@sh.itjust.works so they get notified

Yeah, Britain got exactly what it deserved during WWII.

Heavy propaganda? Like me taking an hour to commute to work using car and two hours using public transport?

Or when I used to live closer to my work, I could either drive 15 minutes or take 45 minutes with public transport.

Piefed.

Oh yeah, it’s notoriously easy to prove nonexistence of something.

Well, when it’s impossible in both parts of the world, at least it’s better to live somewhere with a real social security?

So unexpected.

When they drill a hole in the ocean and all the ocean water goes through the hole all the way down to the core and extinguishes it, don’t say I didn’t warn ya.

Incredibly stupid. Also you beat me to it.

I must admit I don’t know enough about RISC-V performance. How’s it with battery life? That’s the one reason why no (mass-produced) phone or tablet will ever be made with an x86, so unless RISC-V is on-par (or better) with arm, it won’t succeed.

I mean, yeah, but if you need to go to various legal hacks for help, it’s not exactly a feature of the system.

Edit: If anyone’s interested in a legal hack my country came up with, when gun ownership was being banned for individuals, we put it in our constitution - EU law is above local laws, but not above constitution.

Oliva is the fruit, olivová is the colour.

We can keep dreaming, I guess. But no, it doesn’t, because the big players aren’t making that possible. In the literal sense. That would be easy on a x86, but not with arm.

Not true, member states cannot override EU directives, which is what the question asks. The subsidiarity is basically that if there’s no EU rule for <insert thing>, the national law applies.

Basically what US has, except EU has less laws (and intends to keep it that way).

I hope it will include all kinds of mods, though I’m afraid you might be right.

According to the article, the wait time is 10 years, which is not ideal, but far from 39 years. No idea how is it with minors, but even if only adults can start the process, he would’ve been a citizen by the time he was 28.