temmink

I thought it was a joke but they are real: https://cbmw.org/about/board-of-directors/

In 1987, CBMW was established primarily to help the church defend against the accommodation of secular feminism.

But people exist only on Earth so what do you suggest? Earth being some spinning bouncy ball instead of a majestic plane?

StrongBox is just a client that uses keepass databases. I think it integrates well when using Apple devices and you can still use your databases on other platforms.

Just a tiny bit of context: we are getting fusion reactors to work in fifty years since 1950.

https://feddit.de/comment/7453765

I think Spotify blocks the usage of foreign credit cards (ie, non-Indian Credit cards). A way to circumvent this is by using gift cards. You can buy them from Amazon using the same credentials as your local Amazon account. Then it's easiest to gift them to yourself, eg, this: https://www.amazon.in/Spotify-Premium-Standard-3Month-Card/dp/B09Z6ZDKZ6

There is a limit on how many vouchers you can redeem per day (I think it's four per 24 hours) but just redeem the remaining cards the next day.

To redeem the gift cards in your account you'll have to login using an Indian VPN and then change your location. Once your location is changed, deactivate the VPN again. Then redeem the vouchers (6 3-months vouchers would give you 12 months of duo and 10 months of family). After reaching the daily limit wait 24 hours and redeem the remaining vouchers.

Once all vouchers are redeemed you can switch back to your location.

What do you want to know? That you can use a VPN to fake your location to get a different price for a subscription? Or which county is currently the best (India has decent prices)? How to get the gift cards that you redeem in the account (Amazon, eneba, ...)?

You're just jealous!

I don't know about the other two but that opossum is definitely of the Bulbasaur kind

So, Data in your last post is lost?

Wikipedia says:

Dark skin is a type of human skin color that is rich in melanin pigments.

and

In the human skin, melanogenesis is initiated by exposure to UV radiation, causing the skin to darken.

Of course you can share your opinion but it's not relevant in the current context. That's what's been criticised.