… For the month. Sigh

And is that an Ethernet cable going into what looks like PSU? (I found the Ethernet cable you mentioned)

That’s beautiful but I don’t understand why two pair of cables go into the fan (is that a PSU?) and only one yellow wire comes out. Also where the motherboard. Need answer

I guess it’s due to unnecessary risk and lazyness of not wanting to get a domain for TLS. Mostly the unnecessary risk, like why expose it when I don’t have to.

They probably can. Link

He must be thinking we get the same healthcare they do. That’s how far removed they are.

I do this. Plus VPN to have access to passwords when away from home network

But what’s up with open quotation without the closing one? I clicked the title to see if there was more to it, but it’s the same. Like wtf.

Splatoon 3, then Pokémon. I have no idea what’s going on the furthest background screen.

I’ve done that. But I’m reluctant to add Kubernetes into my resume, like that as I have no clue what or how to use charts.

There are about 77,303,568 people who are dumber than Trump.

Source

Oh. I didn’t know this was available for switch. Thank you.

I saw that you said windows is on SSD and Linux on NVME. Sounds like modern PC. In my case, I use the motherboard’s boot menu. It asks which drive I want to boot from. If I need windows, I choose the drive which has it. If I need to reinstall, I remove the other drive. I don’t need grub to probe other drives. Plus, grub menu books super clean.

Tor Browser 14.5, an open-source, privacy‑focused web browser using layered “onion” routing to help you browse anonymously, has officially arrived and is now available for download from the Tor Project website. This latest stable release is built on Firefox 128.9.0esr and brings meaningful improvements for both desktop and mobile users.

The most striking new feature in this update is the introduction of Connection Assist for Android, which has already proven its worth on Linux, macOS, and Windows since version 11.5. What does it do? In short, when a direct connection fails, Connection Assist now automatically seeks out and tests alternative bridges on the user’s behalf.

Moreover, this Android launch follows a multi‑year effort to refactor Tor’s integration layer across platforms. As a result, the desktop and Android editions now share a leaner codebase and a partially unified backend. From a technical standpoint, this means fewer legacy modules and less redundant code. Tor Browser 14.5 Tor Browser 14.5

Localization has also taken a notable step forward – three new languages have been added across all platforms: Belarusian, Bulgarian, and European Portuguese. To switch between them, users can navigate to “Settings” > “General” > “Language and Appearance” on desktop or the corresponding menu in Android’s settings.

Moreover, Tor Browser 14.5 also brings some refinements that enhance day‑to‑day usability:

Live‑streaming logs on desktop. Building on Android improvements introduced in version 13.5, Tor logs now stream in real time on Linux, macOS, and Windows. In other words, there’s no longer any need to close and reopen the logs dialog to see fresh entries.
Smarter Connection Assist logic. Edge‑case behaviors have been ironed out, and Tor Browser now minimizes “moat” connections—brief, non‑Tor tests that use domain fronting—when diagnosing failures. Additionally, desktop users receive clear warnings if bridge settings fail to apply, rather than being left in the dark.
Improved quit behavior on Android. Selecting “Quit” now terminates all background processes and clears recent tasks more thoroughly. Furthermore, the older shortcut—closing all tabs and exiting immediately by backing out of the app—has been restored, which can be a lifesaver in a pinch.

For more information and technical details, refer to the release announcements.

Wait wait. Is all last 6 hours not good anymore?

Can confirmed. Built the most complicated Excel file. I learned to despise it.

When the tears of the kingdom came out, some people complained it was too expensive (at least on R- ). Some hinted it could (would/did) lead to higher prices. In the end, sales did well enougb (I think). And so here we are. But also tarrifs.

People voted with their money for tears of the kingdom.

Why no Libby. At least for the US.

Interesting. I haven’t updated skills in a while. I’ll try that next. Thanks. Wait, are you sure it’s skills section and not skills used in job experience section?