I don't care, I post when I have something to say.
I also still look fondly back on Objective-C
They already said they will make mistakes, what more do you want? /s
Thanks for sharing the links, most of the pictures are outstanding and fit very well in the series, following the same style and telling so many stories.
I see also the pictures are from 2019, have you been involved in similar projects since then?
Btw. the links to your website on the edgeofhumanity website don't work.
Interesting, April 20 is also Hitlers birthday so it has symbolic significance to all the neo nazis.
But don't all other servers host copies of it? So if a server is hosted in Turkey then they could tell that server to block access to that content a least from Turkey or not?
Thanks for posting this clarification. This way it makes total sense. After 3 days even if I forgot to save something I probably don`t remember about it.
Perhaps PiewdiePie's attempt to learn it will shed a light on it for you: https://youtu.be/GPLImB-I71w
Wow, I thought it's a still frame from a movie. Excellent work!
Where can we see the other pictures of the series?
So your point is that because China does it it's ok for others also to do it? Or is your point that as long as you don't have a perfect track record you're not allowed to speak up when others misbehave? What are you trying to say?
Because coreboot is the only way for us to be in full control of the hardware. Any other way there is microcode which is closed source and we have no idea what it is doing. It has full control to everything.
What do you plan to do on that graphics card? Is that 20GB VRAM? That sounds nice, but not being a NVIDIA it lacks at least the CUDA cores which are necessary for many AI use cases which I have.
Seaweed soup with beef.
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Two things can be true at the same time.
Just Personalausweis, it's an ID card. Not everyone has a drivers license, especially in bigger cities many people don't have any.
I'm not American, I'm a German living in South Korea, married to a Chinese Korean.
I'm also confused how you get to this conclusion after reading your link
Why are we allowing myssogynistic posts like this one here again?
Only in the US. In Germany we can drink at 16 but drive at 18.
Remove the skin, boil it in saltwater, mash it, put in some butter and milk, mash it more to a smooth paste, bam!
Chinese Embassy in US
As much as I dislike the Chinese Autocratig Regime, if they're right, then they're right.
Seoul’s first IKEA store gets out of signature ‘blue box’
Swedish home furnishing giant IKEA will open its first Seoul store next week, giving up the brand’s signature “blue box” architecture to localize it inside a new business complex in the city’s eastern...
Swedish home furnishing giant IKEA will open its first Seoul store next week, giving up the brand’s signature “blue box” architecture to localize it inside a new business complex in the city’s easternmost district.
Korean won falls to 16-year low as Trump tariffs go into effect
The Korean currency weakened to the lowest level in more than 16 years against the U.S. dollar, Wednesday, as Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs took effects. The won closed at 1,484.1 won per dollar o...
Korean currency weakens 10.9 won to 1,484.1 won per dollar, KOSPI drops 1.7%
The Korean currency weakened to the lowest level in more than 16 years against the U.S. dollar, Wednesday, as Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs take effects.
The won closed at 1,484.1 won per dollar on the daytime trading market, depreciating by 10.9 won from the previous day’s close. It was the lowest level since March 12, 2009, during the global financial crisis.
The won’s depreciation was largely attributable to a 25 percent tariff against Korea-manufactured goods, market analysts said.
White House Confirms Trump Is Exploring Ways To ‘Deport’ U.S. Citizens
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Tuesday that President Donald Trump is exploring legal pathways to “deport” U.S. citizens to El Salvador, where the administration has already arranged to house deported immigrants in a prison known for its human rights abuses.
Less than 1% of foreign residents use mobile ID cards two months after launch
Two months after Korea introduced a mobile ID card for foreign residents, only about 4,500 people, or 0.23 percent, have so far obtained one, according to the Ministry of Justice. In its recent respon...
I'm not sure what they expected, not everyone runs and gets a new ARC just because of that immediately.
By chance I got a new ARC about a month ago and I got one which supports the mobile ID, but when I started looking into it how to set it up I couldn't find a straight forward description, especially not in English. This is why I still don't have it even though I was low key excited about that possibility.
BREAKING: President Yoon Suk Yeol removed from office as court upholds impeachment
The Constitutional Court upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, resulting in his immediate removal from office. The decision to remove the president from office was unanimous, with all eig...
New presidential election must be held by June 3
The Constitutional Court upheld the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, resulting in his immediate removal from office. The decision to remove the president from office was unanimous, with all eight Constitutional Court justices voting in favor, 8–0.
The ruling came 111 days after the National Assembly passed the impeachment motion, accusing Yoon of treason for declaring martial law on Dec. 3, which was deemed a violation of constitutional rights.
Prison term sought again for ‘Squid Game’ actor Oh Young-soo in appeal
Prosecutors requested a one-year prison sentence for actor Oh Young-soo, 81, during the appeal trial of his indecent assault case on Thursday, repeating the sentence they sought in the first trial. Oh...
Oh, widely known as the “Gganbu grandpa” from the Netflix drama “Squid Game,” was sentenced in the first trial to eight months in prison, suspended for two years, for forcibly groping a younger actress from a theater troupe.
South Korean EV manufacturers gain traction as Chinese rivals face tariffs.
New US and European tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) have created market opportunities for South Korean manufacturers. While South Korean EV exports remain behind Chinese volumes, manufacturers can gain market share by emphasising design, performance, safety and transparency. As such, the US Inflation Reduction Act benefits South Korean producers, though political uncertainty poses risks. Success depends on leveraging technological expertise while adapting to policy shifts.
China, Japan, South Korea will jointly respond to US tariffs, Chinese state media says
BEIJING, March 31 (Reuters) - China, Japan and South Korea agreed to jointly respond to U.S. tariffs, a social media account affiliated with Chinese state media said on Monday, an assertion Seoul called "somewhat exaggerated", while Tokyo said there was no such discussion.
The state media comments came after the three countries held their first economic dialogue in five years on Sunday, seeking to facilitate regional trade as the Asian export powers brace against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.
China, Japan and South Korea to strengthen free trade
Top officials of China, Japan and South Korea held their first trade talks in five years amid US President Donald Trump's looming tariff threat.
Summary
China, Japan, and South Korea held their first trade talks in 5 years in Seoul, agreeing to deepen cooperation amid looming U.S. tariffs announced by Donald Trump.
With a 25% tariff on car imports threatening their export-heavy economies, the three nations pledged to advance negotiations on a trilateral free trade agreement and strengthen the RCEP.
South Korea’s trade minister emphasized joint action against global economic fragmentation.
The meeting marks a renewed push for regional trade unity as tensions with the U.S. grow. The next meeting will be held in Japan.
Market in Moran (South Korea)
Today we went to Moran where they have a traditional market every 5 days. There is kind of a food court with a lot of tents where it's ok warm during the winter and we ate there some pig skin and lung and then also a clam soup with noodles and a fried pancake.
South Korea, China industry ministers agree to cooperate in evolving global environment, Seoul says
Banks expand services for foreign residents in Korea as their population grows
Banks are enhancing their services for foreign customers in response to the ongoing increase in the country’s foreign population, industry officials said Friday. Beyond merely supporting financial tra...
Beyond merely supporting financial transactions for foreign workers, banks are expanding their offerings by introducing platforms to help foreign nationals better settle in Korea and launching services tailored to wealthy foreign individuals and corporations.
JB Financial Group, which owns Kwangju Bank and Jeonbuk Bank, will become the first domestic financial company to launch a comprehensive financial and social integration platform for foreign nationals in April.
Through this platform, tentatively named Bravo Korea, foreign customers will be able to access financial services such as deposit, installment savings and loan applications, as well as a wide range of essential everyday information, including visa-related services, Korean language education, house searches and job listings.
Korean firms prepare to resume business in Russia amid truce talks
Get the latest on what's happening in Korea from the nation's top English-language media outlet.
If the two countries reach a complete truce or peace agreement, sanctions on Russia will likely be lifted, allowing Korean firms to resume business there.
With a population of over 140 million, Russia is a significant market with a strong preference for Korean products and serves as a strategic hub connecting Central Asia and Europe. According to data from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, bilateral trade between Korea and Russia reached $29.9 billion in 2021, with Russia ranking as Korea’s 12th-largest export market at the time.
The fires have spanned more than 35,000 hectares and forced tens of thousands to evacuate.
Massive wildfires in Korea leave 4 dead, over 1,500 evacuated
Nearly 30 wildfires took place across the nation during the weekend, killing at least four and forcing more than 1,500 residents to evacuate, mostly in southeastern regions of the country, officials a...
Nearly 30 wildfires took place across the nation during the weekend, killing at least four and forcing more than 1,500 residents to evacuate, mostly in southeastern regions of the country, officials at firefighting authorities said Sunday.
