Although, judging from the picture, they seem to be NOT at a 90° angle.
Would personally classify this as "mildly infuriating" ;-)
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Ok, which one?
(No way I'd follow a Clickbait heading link to the Bild Zeitung...)
Nöö, hält meinen Körper aber nicht davon ab, 10 min später nochmal zu wollen... 🤷♂️
10% higher prices for the US, right?
...RIGHT??
Ich fühle mit Dir, bei mir ist es aber andersrum... 🥴
Google <-> Browser
[Add "They are the same" Meme here]
Depending on the age of the EEE, you might run into problems because the old low end CPU doesn't support instruction set extensions that are assumed to be present by distros nowadays. I think it was SSE2...?
Can anybody tell me the background to this?
Yes, as it basically is just foreign, untrustworthy Code executed on your own PC.
But total blocking will make most of the web unusable.
I use a selective Script blocker extension (Noscript), that lets you instead choose which domains are allowed to use Javascript.
Works great after the initial try-and-error setup phase.
The slightly worrying part is though, that they apparently were in an ionized state before... 😬
Blizzard: WHAT THE HELL?
Wouldn't that not just be British spelling meaning the same and coming with the same ambiguity?
Well, anyway, better stay away from high level electrostatic fields, just to be on the safe side! ;-)
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l think you are right... Damn fisheye effect!