You can install the 6.2 kernel on mint through the upgrade manager gui. It's just a couple of clicks.
On the other hand Mint has a reputation for "just works" because the defaults are indeed LTS
Yes. There's numerous live examples which have been in place for years (Horndale South Australia for example)
LMDE is the backup plan the guy you replied to was referencing.
It's rough around the edges compared to mint cinnamon but it works just fine, just needs a bit more customising attention after the install.
Putin has transparently murdered dozens of people far more important to the West without being toppled.
Russia's newly displayed military impotence shifts the calculus, but Prighozin isn't the guy to cause an international uproar.
That isn't however the argument the article is making (noting I'm rather dubious on it).
They're not arguing that NATO will suddenly invade because Pringles got SAM'd.
They're arguing that a) the Wagner lieutenants are competent and experienced which makes it likely that they are not only capable but likely to be effective at seeking vengeance; and b) that Putin has systematically culled all the competent generals and hence there's a reduced capability.
Now I'm dubious on the likelihood of the first, and while the second is true I'm not as convinced it will be a game changer.
Facebook European headquarters are in Ireland which is part of the EU. If Facebook fails to pay Norway can take them through the European court system to enforce the payment.
Facebook have plenty of assets in the EU which can be seized. More than enough cash given they use Ireland as part of their tax minimisation strategy
Sure, it's been a while since China had to protect its currency from negative pressure, and it's in reuters because it's a clear market signal. However a softening economy isn't unusual generally, just a first in decades for China.
It's as much a sign that as a country they're maturing past the developing country growth wave they've been on, and hitting the cycles that developed nations need to manage. Couple that with a trade war with the US slowing down key parts of the economy and it's notable but not surprising.
Those predicting a wholesale economic collapse will however be just as disappointed as they were 12months ago when predicting a real estate lead crash.
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