The second problem is absence of regional prices in other markets but Steam.
They are selling games two (!!) or so times cheaper in RU region. For example, AAA game might cost 60 dollars or 6000 rub in US but it will costs 35 or 3500 rub in russian steam.
Even though I couldn't afford games in the past and pirated them - at some point I started buying stuff just because it gives much better, hustle -free experience.
This is normal. They fly using some kind of corridor if I'm correct. I took such plane from Russia to turkey 2 months ago and it's definitely not a direct flight because Russian planes are not allowed in many countries' airspace.
In my language butter and oil have the same word
These became too expensive in my country too. Only buy it occasionally now once in 3 months. Prob they're doing a favor to my health :)
And totally not safe for everyday driving to me. Even if the biker himself is a good one ,dumbass right next to him might crush him any second
Rdp server is the way then. xrdp for example
Why would you be so sure it's not intentional?
In my country insurances won't let you buy one that is necessary-to-drive by adding such "bugs" and impossible captchas for newbie drivers and motorcyclists. Works like a charm in a court - they just say it was a bug
I would too but gotta get these "good morning" and "celebrate the day of lightly salted cucumbers" pictures/post cards from my grandparents somehow haha
Good point about dynamic channels (even though it sounds bad if you consider the notification channel's purpose) but not true in that particular case: I've talked to a bunch of people using Viber and it still has only one active "call" channel
Probably bad coding - should create notification channel when there's no existing one atm somehow. Probably disabling notification channel also triggers recreation
Only to find out that it creates new channel each time the old one is unavailable.
Yes, Viber?! F it - I disabled calls channel so I don't receive scam calls in it - why would it recreate it?
Android studio: *big fat cat in the middle of the sofa"