Wow is it still a thing? I had no idea. It always seemed to sit in this weird limbo between Spotify and YouTube Music (for people who just want to listen to music) and Qobuz and HD Tracks (for people who just want to listen to their new £250 power leads). Never sure what it was actually for.
Air is fundamentally a terrible conductor of electricity and is full of noise. Use a wire.
Sheffield's numbers, where they saw 8 people in 2023, is more like 2,000 years! The problem is more fundamental than number of staff or what they're concentating on, I suspect.
Given the waiting list for non-urgent mental health in Manchester is 37 years (in 2023 there were 6,796 people on the waiting list, and they made 183 assessments) I assume nobody will notice any difference whatsoever.
This article is part of the problem.
Saved you a click: Their ploughman's pickle. I didn't even realise they made this. Why would anyone use anything other than Branston anyway?
ext4 because I value my data and don't want to lose it. I used to mess about with ZFS for mass storage but it's a university course to learn how to use and have decent performance.
I used to use XFS, but ext4 caught up.
And I used to use XFS... on something other than Linux.
Helix. It's modal like Vim but the defaults just work, and a quick "hx --health" will list every mode and what package you need to install for the language server.
He missed "Drew DeVault forking maintained packages and abandoning them"
node-ip not ip. If you're just a Linux user don't worry, it's just some Node BS going down - again.
Does the 9 year window chosen for this co-inside precisely with when production was outsourced?
OOI, how do I say "I've seen and read this, I don't need it at the top of my feed every visit any more"?
I ask because that repo says "The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software." and yet it exists only to abuse other people's creative rights.
Why not just use cdparanoia with the original CD?
This reads achingly like an advert pretenting to be a social media post. BitWarden works fine for third party pass keys on every site I've used it on, ta - and I can self-host it.
Big Clive has done teardowns of IKEA chargers before and rates them highly for quality and safety.
They have their own cows?
I'm glad I noticed this is "techrights.org" before actually clicking. Don't bother with anything on that site.