In short, because of how DNS servers work. Each TLD has to be resolvable in the root servers and as far as I know ICANN doesn’t manage root DNS servers and ICANN would have to become a registrar and coordinate all those TLDs with all the root servers all over the world.

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I usually change to new because

• I usually get the same post over and over for a long time in my feed
• not from the USA and I’m sick of the Trump/Harris drama

And was allied with the most populist government in his country before he got there

Source in spanish but its a local newspaper https://www.clarin.com/sociedad/cambio-genero-ano-jubiliacion-anses-otorgo_0_rylAEwYGQ.html

Yeap, women retire at 60 and men retire at 65.

Not this time, it’s real. Source: am argentine

This one is real.

Source: am argentine

I’ve been using Slackware since 1994, saw redhat and Debian being born.

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Ataque 77

Slackware has been around long before those distros appeared

Yes, that’s true and a bad or undersized power supply also but in my experience it is much more likely to have a bad disk than to have something else fail

I would check the kernel messages (sudo dmesg) and check for errors on the ata bus. If there are it’s most likely the disk that is failling

I was very much eager to buy one until I saw its price tag

I’ll ask him. However the account didn’t show up as linked to other devices