Oh those are not the same?! TIL. Just thought they made it more convenient.
prenatal_confusion
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With Debian not being a rolling release id think it is relevant to stay up to date with your container daemon. IMHO.
I did build that a few times and I'm the beginning it worked but now it crashes for some reason. Thanks for the pointer though!
Two points
Firstly the people of Europe are not a united front in anything and there is a plurality of opinions and positions on just about everything, including the current conflict escalation between Israel and Palestine.
Second I think it's of utmost importance to differentiate between people of a nation and the government of a nation. Im this case the people of the nations were behaving like assholes, true. But Israelis as a whole are individuals with individual opinions. Like all inhabitants of all states.
People seem to forget this in times like these. I know of people that were scared they were going to be attacked (and they did get attacked sometimes) for looking Asian in the first months of corona. Now I almost never hear Russian on the streets in my city. And if I do, people are looking.
I feel bad about this development.
Capacity and changing speed are two different things. I know from lipo cells used in Rx models that discharge speed is given in C which is derived from the max charge current per cell IRK. This Indicates that you can charge a battery with two cells faster. Given a good battery management system of course.
How the . Is this not catching fire? Or at least failing quickly with all those sparks eating the contacts away?
Still no flatpak, but somebody is trying again!
Nice project, thanks for the pointer
That let me sleep easy for twenty Years. Then xz happended. I am uneasy now.
His argument was that it would help adoption if it was not necessary for the user to go to the terminal. And that is absolutely true when talking about the normal gamer.
Been running it for two months and it's magic. Also on my deck. Fantastic software.
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Yay compiz is back!