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A lot of it would have to be localised.

Are they low-voltage lamps? (usually have a GU5.3 base). If they are powered by old transformers intended for halogen lamps it might be worth changing the transformers to ones meant for LEDs.

Incidentally if there are dimmer switches in the circuits then those might have to be changed too.

AMD has the edge on performance per watt though.

The 1AZ-FSE was their first GDI engine, it was fitted to the T220 Avensis back in the early noughts.

Incidentally, the implementation you describe is the 'D-4S' system, Toyota D-4 engines are purely direct injection with the same carbon buildup issues as all the others...which isn't the end of the world as the inlet valves and manifold can be walnut blasted to remove the deposits but it's not the easiest job to do.

Gaming and enthusiast machines are only a fraction of AMD's market, most consumers and clients didn't care about the features AMD's marketing department lied about.

If domestic relationships aren't good quality then social skills may be impaired regardless.

She seems to agree with JKR that trans rights are separate from women's rights.

Would that have been in the early 90s when it was a polytechnic?

Wow, talk about living in the 90s...

TY closed down their own disc manufacturing in 2015. Nowadays the CMC Pro line (with 'Powered by TY Technology' branding) is the closest you're going to get.

Those are affected. https://www.amd.com/system/files/documents/technical-guidanc...

So everyone should reject all proprietary software outright (at least for internet-connected devices) and become fluent in programming languages to determine good from evil?

Is it not a wee bit short-sighted to label everything car-centric undertaken in the 50s and 60s 'dumb' when the planners and engineers of the day were learning just as they are today?

According to Figure 6 from the study linked below, the trend in cycling levels in the Netherlands was essentially flat from the mid-80s to the mid-2000s. I recall (but cannot find) a source with statistics that suggest a minor increase since then, but much of the current infrastructure was in place 15 years ago.

http://web.archive.org/web/20150211090849/http://www.policy....

Maybe you mastered it better than me but I always found Cinelerra-CV a bit clunky, especially if I was dealing with oddball formats (HDV) that I didn't understand. Maybe I would get the hang of it now but I've kinda moved on.

"Well you can't trademark, patent, or copyright fonts."

In the US. They can be protected in the UK, Germany and France.

It was removed before 6.0.

I switched all but two active machines (I have five) from Debian to OpenBSD from 2017 to 2019.

If you can live with everything OpenBSD+ports can't offer in comparison, then switch, you won't regret it.

If you don't have the right hardware for OpenBSD then aspire to change it in the future, you won't regret that either.

We've lost Polygram, BMG and EMI in the last 30 years, that's three out of the six major labels that were current in the 90s. The remainder are slowly becoming dinosaurs.

No, OS support for H.264 happened because the industry wanted more efficient codecs, and it didn't have much competition at the time. H.265 and AV1 are both competing to replace H.264 and so far neither have a clear lead.

The world isn't that simple.

Screen size?

Old hardware is often repairable/refurbish-able though.

These sorts of articles don't help me as much as they might, because my motivation to work isn't really 'doing what I love', it's more 'making the changes I want to see'.

I 'retired' a T510 in 2017 that's slightly deficient by modern standards, Google Maps in particular is not much fun to use on it. I think their durability is overrated; a clip broke on the bundled battery and it wouldn't stay attached after that, and some of the plastic strips around the air vent broke off from being caught on something while in transit. I'm not a huge fan of the red nipple in the keyboard but it was very comfortable aside from that.

Nowadays a tower suits me better.

I don't think there are 10 billion desktop users.

Doesn't Google allow devices to be de-authorised from an account via a web client? https://myaccount.google.com/device-activity

He's just regurgitating the theme of his 2001 book 'The Skeptical Environmentalist', nothing new here.

Last time I tried Openbox I found configuration horrible (XML, really?) compared to 'traditional' WMs like fvwm, mwm, cwm e.t.c. If LXQt automates things like application lists then I guess that would permit a more usable experience. Plasma is not a thing on some non-Linux OSes atm so LXQt would be a decent alternative for those.

We would have saved a lot of waste if societies skipped smartphones altogether. The world is now littered with basic phones that have either been sent to landfill or abandoned, besides all the smartphones with obsolete 'smart' functions.