Lots of answers here but here's my experience: I was met with the same screen and there was no way in hell I would send any picture of my id over the internet. So I had to create a Twitter account to contact LinkedIn support (yeah they only have support on Twitter....) and I explained to them the situation and they were able to bring my account back up. I suggest you try that route also.
TeNppa
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Bought my child the Steam Deck and that convinced me to switch to Linux. Games were the biggest reason I didn't make the switch earlier and seeing how well they ran on SD helped me realize most of the games I play, will run just fine.
If it was months it could be that it would've gone away in that time anyway. Our baby had colic for four months and for couple months she did go to baby massage or some other quack doctor (mother's father insisted and paid so what the hell..) and the mother still believes it helped because of that... I'm sure it didn't do shit and it would've gotten better anyway in that time frame.
The cat or the house?
Hah true! Better not comment before I've had my morning coffee lol
~~"Earnings" is a consonant and "earn" would be the vowel.~~ Sorry my Bad!
Now do the same for PC
Does the switching really work? I've been eyeing Tidal since Spotify is shit at that. Too many times I get "can't play this song" when switching from pc to mobile or vice versa. Sometimes it won't even switch and I have to force close both, which is not possible when I'm outside and not near the pc.
And that was their point. It wasn't a major upgrade and they didn't market it as such. 9000-series is a major update.
Sours are also great for people who don't like beer as much but like sour tasting drinks and food.
Liking beer's taste is a Stockholm syndrome. Never have I ever met a person who has liked beer's taste at first. But when you're young and don't have a lot of money, beer is the cheapest alcoholic beverage so you're almost forced to drink that in some point.
Then after a while you start to "like" the taste and soon you're like "this is good" but you're still lying to yourself until one day you really start to like it.
Then you start to try different beers and they taste different to each other but they really aren't as good tasting as good ciders or long drinks, but you keep on drinking and tasting.
So just keep on trying to like the taste and some day you might.
Did you get any help from there?