- Quick! Is there a doctor in the plane?
- Sorry, not yet.
Hm, maybe I ought to look at it again then. Thanks for the tip.
Oh. Cool. Carry on then.
It’s only good for phone photos though. If you also take pictres with a camera, it doesn’t have any clear way to handle those.
Honestly, I’d rather they disclose problems and fix them than just ignore them like so many others do. It’s the responsible thing to do.
Software is complicated and mistakes happen regularly.
Couldn’t they have something like capacitor banks at the charging station? They’re not charging vehicles nonstop after all. I’m not sure what the efficiency loss would be, electricity isn’t my forte, maybe it’s a stupid idea.
Blackened (or maybe blued, not sure how it’s known in English) steel is the all purpose best thing one can use in an oven I think. It needs a wee bit of maintenance, but that’s really nothing. And you put paper on it anyway.
One of the first slackware (so many floppies) on my mighty 486 DX 50. Linux wasn’t at 1.0 yet at the time.
Linux (many versions) has been my daily driver ever since, with windows as a gaming backup a lot of the time. I still have it on a single machine in a small partition because of VR :‐/
Obviously, physics aren’t done in Fahrenheit.
If it is 3D printed do not use them for bongs. Most of those plastics will give you lung cancer.
Ok, fair, but you’re still inhaling combustion by-products. That’s not great either.
In my experience KDE on OpenSuse and probably Fedora are rock solid. The first and nowadays probably also the second (which has moved to first tier instead of being a sub-distribution) are considered reference implementations of industry strength distros.
My thought would be that you’ve added something slightly broken to the mix which breaks KDE. It can happen. Linux is complicated, KDE is also complicated, what annoys one desktop can be ok with another. If you want to figure out what the problem is, you’ll have to go through your various system logs to see what fails.
Coffe: black.
Tea: can be black or green, usually a loose leaf mixed tea from a tea house.
Usually it’s tea, typically about 1l / day, but whatever it is, it’s with no milk or sugar.
I wasn’t even aware cfdisk existed. I’ve been using fdisk since the 90s. It works fine.
Didn’t expect to find another CV1 usr in the wild.
I wish there was a way to use bottles or whatever to use the damn thing until an affordable and usable replacement finally appears.
Wait a second, what do you mean “Matrix 5”?
Don’t we have enough of those already? Are they going after the “Saw” record or what?
You probably have to return the 4gb extra then.
Maybe it has an Sd slot or something?
At least back then the ads had naked girls!
SuSE songs are considered canon in the Linux world.
That’s because you’re thinking in your tiny ASCII bubble. Switching case in Unicode is a hugely complex problem.