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Thanks, got it now, I was confused by the differing notations. (I thought the parenthetical was a description, not a name.) Listening to my MIPS internet radio now FWIW (Pure brand).

Are you sure for mips? It says (emphasis added)

> We have decided that the architectures that will be part of the bullseye release are: amd64, arm64, armel, armhf, i386, mips64el, mipsel, ppc64el and s390x (i.e. the same we had for buster minus mips).

My friend got one and would throw it against the wall—he had headphones with long a cable—to show how it didn't skip (unlike our portable CD players). Until the battery door broke. (He taped it on, but stopped throwing the player.

I eventually got the fat iPod, the first 20 GB. I loaded my whole library and could listen to whatever album I wanted on my walk home from school in the winter.

"Disruptive".

GIMP is still Gtk 2 unless you're using a preview build.

Their website for credit cards is my favorite of any I've tried. My least favorite by far was Chase when I had the Amazon-linked card.

But that's all those trucks are doing on a Sunday, since USPS doesn't deliver mail on Sundays.

Zstandard is pretty nice: https://github.com/facebook/zstd

That's surprisingly good in Minneapolis, presumably all from the OSM data. Even does good bike directions.

The newsletter they linked to¹ has an atom feed² if, like me, you want to follow this but don't use Telegram or want emails.

1: https://mapsme.substack.com/ 2: https://mapsme.substack.com/feed

Honest question: how's that different from running Software Update from the 10.15.3 install to get to 10.15.7? (Other than working offline once you have the update downloaded, that is.)

European countries.

I like PDFs for digital cookbooks as well.

But many do provide support "unofficially". And HK was already under "one country, two systems", while Taiwan is de facto independent even if the PRC claims it.

https://www.apple.com/airpods-max/specs/#footnote-8:

> AirPods Max can be used as Bluetooth headphones with Apple devices using earlier software and with non-Apple devices, but functionality is limited.

Which is the same thing Apple says for the "basic" AirPods FWIW: https://www.apple.com/airpods-2nd-generation/specs/#footnote...

I was wrong about Qt: middle (three-finger) click also does go right to where you click. Right click brings up the (Windows-like) menu.

Chromium does this on Linux (at least I assume a three finger trackpad tap is middle click). IIRC, Qt apps show a menu with a "scroll to here" option.

Hard to compare since the "27 markets in Europe" didn't all exist in 1900 either.

Qalculate! is great too

http://qalculate.github.io/

And the latest Intel MBA doesn't have a heat pipe connecting the fan to the CPU.

Apple seems to usually change one major thing at a time, internals or externals/form factor, but rarely both.

I believed I've flown Delta Airbus planes, but they have Boeing planes too.

RSS feed: https://www.nytimes.com/svc/collections/v1/publish/https://w...

But by staff who has worked on Plan 9, right?

There seem to be a lot of extensions that do it, with nice pictures or wherever, so it seems unlikely, but you never know.

Not a solution for most people, but if you didn't know, it's very easy to replace the new tab page with a custom one using a minimal, local extension. In your manifest.json include

    "chrome_url_overrides": { "newtab": "ntp.html" }

and if you want it to work in incognito tabs

    "incognito": "split"

(you will also need to go to your extensions's detail page and flip on "Allow in incognito").

Then create your ntp.html page (can be named whatever, just change the json to match), with CSS file(s) and image(s) as needed. I made a simple flexbox "speed dial" page with sites I specify rather than changing based on some kind of "frecency".

In chrome://extensions/, flip the "Developer mode" switch and then click "Load unpacked" and choose your extension's folder.

Just needs a web browser (interface; obviously the browser engine is there)!

You have the right username to know Paris ;-) I can't remember from my own visits to Barcelona and Belgium how common it is. But photos of 1950s Paris are not evidence that it's common in other cities now.

The author's page for it is http://www.terrybisson.com/theyre-made-out-of-meat-2/

Exactly what I am wondering.