Surely the phrase is wrt the old style (pre Thru Axle/QR) where the hub would have threads on it and a nut to 'lock' it to the fork. I'm not too familiar with the exact terminology as I'm more familliar with thru axle and quick release
I mean, the digital ID one got 3m signatures and the response (at the time, I'm aware it's been scrapped now due to the new PM going after the defecit) was "B-b-but immigwants π₯Ίπ₯Ί" no mention of the fact it was signed by a not statistically insignificant portion of the population
Ratlimit is a notorious ragebaiter, the posts are actually quite good IMO when you know they're bait
Not sure if it's me or you misreading this, but I believe when it says 4GB/64GB it's one model, 4GB of RAM and 64GB internal storage. 64GB of RAM at a form factor to fit in a phone that small is currently outwith our technological capacity surely
Happy birthday!!
Native spoken Gaelic in the modern day is secluded to a small amount of tiny villages way the fuck up north. In the central belt you only see it written underneath the english name of a train station or on emergency service vehicles. In the Highland council area none of the larger towns will have more than a few native speakers but you'll see it written more places as an alternative
I liked having mines, having a mostly used key on the far end made the handle work as leverage. Had to get rid of it when my new flat used the thick old style keys though
It's Vanadium, chromium based but hardened. It's part of the default app lineup for GOS
Poland is still fairly religious and I've heard accounts of the amount some people eat on Fat Thursday on the leadup to Easter. Pretty sure that a specific type of donut is quite popular for it. So yeah, probably related