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Now I can.
Super happy with the Gnome experience. The whole OS feels very professional and polished - reminiscent of OSX, where you still have command line powers.
So, mostly three. Especially considering the BSDs' wide server presence.
I miss it so much, but zero chance I'll ever get to play it again.
That way you'd know what you're sharing when you "Login with Firefox".
Linux wifi was extra iffy back then iirc. Might need a proprietary blob.
Would be great is everyone did. But as the rich are so good at dodging taxes, already, I imagine it wouldn't be as effective as desired.
https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/03/finland...
We keep it paused (or off) in VirtualBox for one small piece of proprietary vendor software.
Really enjoying these guys: https://www.devuan.org/
What holds one back is that Chrome has made itself indispensable. It's remembered your passwords, your credit cards, your addresses, etc. All part of a plan to keep you happily in its garden.
No conspiracy, just business.
Comparing apples to oranges and all that.
Evacuating 38mil is impressive, no less.
The incidents, though certainly deadly in some cases, sound like a very small percentage.
The article title is a bit sensationalist, but a thorough investigation is arguably worthwhile
After that, filter out unimportant frequencies and return the volume to normal.
The important data isn't the volume necessarily, but the specific frequency and tempo.
Knot related: Patrick Novotny[1] has a youtube channel with 100+ ways to tie your tie. A fun intersection between knot enthusiasm and attractive attire.