If you think in flops per watt, maybe a little bit, but not a lot. Do you have one or two good procs for almost free, or half a dozen new sbcs at $100 each? Takes a while to save back that amount in power.

Gnome terminal got tabs? Last time I used that piece of shit, it didn’t even have that.

There’s also Speeduino for engine control. I built one of these to control fuel injection on an 4.0L engine swap for my CJ.

Probably wanted to get her gone fast before one of the many psychopaths in their army got to her and created an incident they’d have to transparently lie about, then ignore. It’s tough being the most moral army in the world.

I swear, if this was 50 years go, this thread would be people talking about keeping their typewriters, dagnabbit.

to another operating system, Libre Office.

JFC

Gnome is probably best with touchscreen, KDE kinda works but is getting better. I’ve had limited success with Deepin and Cinnamon. I wouldn’t bother trying with XFCE, they have no time to make something as low-demand as that work.

It’s the specification process that’s the thing, nobody there would have gone out on a limb the way SpaceX has with their recovery systems. Look where they are on a shuttle replacement: the Apollo capsule with more room.

They say this is for enterprise and government, and they talk about “terminals”. This seems more like a Hughes network, and let me tell you, if it’s that bad, you want nothing to do with it.

NASA hasn’t take the slightest risk since Challenger. They wouldn’t have accomplished 1/20th of the launch capability SpaceX has developed in the last 5 years.

Of course he can, he’s earned it several time over. He’s done more damage to the US on Russia’s behalf than 50 years of Cold War ever did.

Mint is still on X11, though there is Wayland support in experimental stage. But if I were gaming, I’d find a distro with up to date Wayland support out of the box, like Fedora.

Found the furry.

F6 does get you into the address bar and you can type, but only on that tab and if you take the focus off, it’s still glitched. It doesn’t reset the bug like grabbing the tab and moving it will for the entire window. But still sorta helps.

Grabbing the tab resets the bug from what I see. Thanks, that saves the trouble of losing a window’s worth of tabs.

I’ll give that a try on the next happening.

Can’t say I’ve tried to close with the X, I always use middle-click, but I’ll see if that tracks.

What android version is Waydroid using these days? Last time I checked it was woefully out of date, like Android 11 or something.

Man admits complicity in war crimes.

Plus; why even say it? The assumption is you’re clean on opsec until you know you aren’t. You still don’t say anything more than absolutely necessary where it might get picked up. It’s like saying “we’re still breathing oxygen”. When that changes, you’ll know, because all hell breaks loose.