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observers suggest 1.4 million Russian soldiers have been killed since the war began
What a terrible article. It's 1.4 million casualties. Also russian deaths in June is very high (26k), but not 40k. Again, those are casualties.
observers suggest 1.4 million Russian soldiers have been killed since the war began
The numbers in this article are wrong. Could it be the journalist doesn't understand the difference between casualties and deaths?
I hate those tax havens in the EU. How is it possible some countries fuck every other country over and help the rich become immensely more rich, while comparatively getting scraps of the robbery.
I've experienced countless times a native Linux game not working because of a dependency issue, an outdated version of some library that's not in the distribution repositories anymore. And it's often very hard or impossible to find it.
I would say it happened with over half the native games I've tried.
So unless it's a popular game with good support, don't bother and go with wine.
It's normal to be suspicious in the enshitification era.
Hopefully it's a normal campaign. And maybe it's a single player mode based on the true game which is the mmo. An afterthought. Like how ESO can be played without interacting with other players, but it's not fun. A single player "experience"
It's fast, polished, really quite impressive. Maybe too AI-centric for my taste, and yet I like how the results are presented, and they were quite relevant at times... and bad too. For example I was searching for chatons.org (software) and it only gave me results for kittens* (chatons in french). While recognizing I was in France but giving all answers in English.
I wonder though, if I want to search something simple, say I forgot the exact URL of a website, how much ressources are being wasted explaining what the website does instead of simply giving me a link?
I like how Kagi does it, when I need a short AI answer I add a questionmark to my query.
I'll keep testing this, it looks very promising. Best of luck to you!
*And the AI saying kittens are hairless at birth? I don't use google so I assume this is the type of answers it gives, man that's terrible