I think in on Wayland now.

But honestly I don’t know, I’m just doing updates as they come and it just works.

It’s a chicken and eggs problem, without cars the nearest place to spend money wouldn’t be 20 miles away.

I believe the vast majority of cultivated human cells are cancerous cells anyway.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henrietta_Lacks

There is legislation about that. Not in the US of course, but in France and I think other European countries there is laws requiring to turn off ads, light in empty parkings lots, street lights … In the middle of the night.

Even better: a “Dutch roundabout” with protected cycle lanes.

For any north American panicking at the idea of a roundabout, come in France. In a week you’ll have seen more roundabouts than in your entire life in the US.

To give a bit of context :

• the previous government (prime minister and the other ministers) drafted a budget proposal last summer that was widely unpopular among the population and most deputies in the national assembly.
• the previous prime minister asked for a vote of confidence, lost the vote of confidence so the whole government resigned
• Macron appoints a new prime minister, this new prime minister promises a new policy line that will break with the old government.
• After 26 days, the new prime minister reveals the name of the new ministers that will form the new government. It’s mostly the same names as before.
• 15 hours later he resigned, so the new government is dissolved.

Onomatopoeia is talking about riddling.

There is a step in champagne production where the bottles are stored upside down for a month or two and turned regularly. This is to bring all the sediments to the top of the bottle so it can be removed in the next step called disgorgement.

I agree, all software developed or used by governments should be open-source.

There might be few cases where there is a legitimate reason for it not to be open source (no open source software available, need a proprietary software for running old legacy equipment …). In this case the decision should be voted on and the arguments exposed publicly.

Because “pro-life” is not describing their position. They are not even “pro-fetus-life”. They are not taking any action to avoid accidental miscarriage in women, no educative program in this sense or collective action like distributing prenatal vitamins.

No, the only way to describe their position is “anti-abortion”. They are not pro anything, they are anti.

I don’t know for other people but in my area the delivery person almost always calls me before dropping the package to check if I’m home and ready to receive the package.

It’s not really a competitor, Steam’s business is selling games, not consoles.

The steam deck is just one way for them to increase sales on steam.

I’ve looked it up and the Katy Freeway on the picture has an average of 219 000 vehiclra using it per day. Let’s be very generous and assume an average of 1.5 person in each car, so around 329 000 people are moved each day thanks to this highway.

A single metro line or two tramway line moves more people per day than that.

I did not know that the US didn’t have an official ID card.

This is from Wikipedia:

All legislative attempts to create a national identity card have failed due to tenacious opposition from liberal and conservative politicians alike, who regard the national identity card as the mark of a totalitarian society.[1]

Solar is not great for heating in winter because solar produces very little energy in winter (which is literally the reason why winter is cold in the first place: less solar radiation).

See https://pvgis.com/fr

So even if you have solar, unless your installation is massively oversized you generally don’t have spare every in winter for heating.

Small consumer wind turbines make sense only in limited cases, and I say that as someone who had been building some. Because places with a strong constant wind are limited and generally this is not when houses are built.

See https://globalwindatlas.info/en/

No, what we need is seasonal batteries. A way to store the surplus or solar energy in summer to use it for heating in winter.

Wood is exactly that, solar energy stored in a stable chemical form that is easy to use.

I think tailscale would fit your use case perfectly.

You can install tailscale on your computer and your NAS. This way, there is a tunnel between your computer and your NAS. In practice you will have a separate IP address for your NAS that you can use from your computer.

It also means that you will have secure access to your NAS from wherever in the world as long as you have internet access.

Then, Mullvad and tailscale are integrated together. It means that from tailscale you get the Mullvad add-on that allows you to use Mullvad as exit-point. Meaning that all your traffic that is not in your tailscale network will go through Mullvad (so in your case everything except your NAS)

It’s been two years that I am using that and it’s working great for me.

Same for me.

A friend in high school gave me one of these CD, I think it was 7.04.

You can have a high speed train station at the airport as well. A lot of European big hubs have that.

I agree, I can’t stand Tom Cruise as a person but collateral is one of my top movie.

This is what my ISP provided, a microtik router with openwrt flashed on it

I think French Polynesia is in G, not the worst option.