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That makes sense. I work for a government entity. There are many complications. But no Windows 12 yet, which I view as a bonus.
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That makes sense. I work for a government entity. There are many complications. But no Windows 12 yet, which I view as a bonus.
I have to use outlook for work, but we have accessibility guidelines regarding font size and maybe even font. I’m not sure I have seen this. I sent and received several emails today. I also don’t like being in the office and maybe wouldn’t have noticed anyway.
The last time something like this was posted (by a less reputable source admittedly) I was hopeful and defensive. From what I’ve read since then, essentially, show me the battery.
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Enough said, thanks!
This looks interesting. It looks geared to importing data from a service (like Spotify), how would one import data from the radio or mp3 files? I don’t really stream music but love the idea of new ways to find new music.
I haven’t used a SPOT for ten years, but at that time they were pretty limited in their comms. They weren’t on if I didn’t want them to be on, and even when in and supposedly with service, were flaky. Now, I use an InReach. It has more functionality than the devices in the past, but the connection isn’t really any better. All of these devices were owned and managed under government contracts but I don’t think they would be any different. I have never used them to track myself as I go, I use different equipment for that.
Long story short, you’ll worry more about getting service when you need than you will about being tracked when you don’t want to be. A tree canopy or tall canyon can prevent comms.
Stay safe!
You’re right, I had forgotten about each unit being multiple warheads.
37 times over
😐 even if you are over by 3x, that’s a lot of nukes.
https://archive.is/MEpfm since the cookie waver on that site is baloney!
Neat read. Bummer that we have 450 nukes waiting to blow someone up.
Gosh this seems so relevant to the Wikipedia highway discussion. Maybe there cannot be flexibility in their rules when they are facing this type of threat.
I have had some luck using a user agent switcher in these cases. Might be worth a shot.
☠️☠️ I was thinking more like as a replacement for that genetically modified pig that they used a (heart?) from recently but ya, I can only imagine you are right.
I wouldn’t be able to tell you how accurate this synopsis is, but I am curious what reasons we have to be genetically modifying primates…
What you are saying heavily echoes my challenge as a govt employee who uses Linux at home. Like why, when I select a folder to save something in, does it revert right back to the nebulous default one minute later? Unacceptable.
This seems like a series a mishaps. If it crushed him, what would it have done to a box of peppers? It says he was inspecting sensors. Was something already going on? If so, maybe protocol needed to be different. What a tragedy.
I’ve used mailfence for four years but I don’t see them on any lists now.
I don’t know about now, but my first Linux OS was Ubuntu and I appreciated the long support because of this. That was in the dial up days, tho, I can’t imagine why anyone would require that now ☠️
Thanks for sharing. I might try to hop on Calyx while it lasts and then do Lineage. I tend to keep phones for awhile, but now is different than then…
Care to share more? I have a pixel 3a and have been looking at Lineage. I understand eOS is the same as Graphene, unsupported, yes? Have you run anything else?
So you’re saying you do not have a small pp?
Oh this is nice to hear, I had to switch to Arcpro at work and I don’t like it. I have been putting off checking the qgis I have on my personal computer so I’ll have to see what’s up.