The UFP has a currency - Federation Credits. The average citizen may not need (or even have) money, but it exists and is presumably accessible in some way if you have genuine need. For example the station personnel on DS9 never had issues paying at Quark's, so one can assume that they did get a salary because they were posted to a capitalist environment. I'd assume that child support would work on a similar "as needed" basis.
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I don't think you can lump Endeavour and Garuda together. Yes, they're both based on Arch but Endeavours basically is Arch with a GUI installer and sane defaults while Garuda changes a ton of things and adds a ton of customisations that make it very different from a plain Arch (or Endeavour) system.
In places that already have the necessary infrastructure in place or that can actually afford to lose billions, and that are actually in a location where outdoor sports aren't literally suicide (looking at you, Qatar World Cup). That's the only way for the Olympics to not be a massive burden on the host city.
You mean that time when North Korea invaded South Korea? They weren't "caught lacking" they started the war.
They want women afraid. The doctors are just collateral damage. It's not about children and it never was (if they cared about cheap labour and disposable soldiers they'd embrace immigration instead), it's about controlling women.
Sollte so weit wie möglich von vorn herein verhindert werden. Niemand wird freiwillig zum Pflegefall. Ist sowieso schon ein Schicksalsschlag, da muss echt nicht auch noch Armut drauf geschmissen werden.
Und Pflegebedürftigkeit ist deiner Meinung nach keine Notlage?
No need for anything particularly modern. Even on a ten year old laptop I've not noticed a difference (Windows, on the other hand, barely runs at all on that machine).
No, it didn't. Not voting isn't "against all" it's "idgaf, even if the Nazi wins I'm cool with that".
That's probably the point behind the whole endeavour - force Russia to divert forces from the main frontline to defend their borders.
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Not in this context. Curious can have the same meaning as "kurios", as it does here.