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Here is an interesting link that a user can answer questions to refine Linux distro choices:
Here is an interesting link that a user can answer questions to refine Linux distro choices:
I was thinking, “Wait…what…?” But there it is:
Bonjour!
That means “‘Sup?”
Different places have different codes. No pan on ours either.
Another comment here says the lower element of this unit has a flaw. Might look into that.
I was not alive then either and read it decades after it was written. Honestly, I think having to use a spoiler tag for a story written almost 80 years ago is not necessary.
Thanks. After 50+ years I did not think it would be a spoiler.
Yes, it was The Mule that introduced the anomaly.
Very similar story. Left Digg during the exodus, loved reddit for a while using BaconReader. Unknowingly the Outrage machine was doing a number on me and once I left last month, I felt a large weight lifted. Quality of conversations are greatly improved, but I’ve noticed some howling monkeys here too. Far fewer though.
I have noticed I’ve split my time to several instances as well as using Tildes, BBC and a variety of other sources to fill the space reddit used to do as I had it curated over a dozen years. Hard to flesh that out in a month.
All cars now have “black boxes” that track the telemetry of the vehicle. It is no longer optional. In the event of an accident, this data is used to help determine cause.
Edit: I did not make this up, the response calling it the ECU has no idea about this apparently, but it does not make it any less true. In the US all manufacturers have to install telemetry devices.
My Shield is telling me it is not available on my device. What must I do to change its mind?
He’d reply, but his keyboard just broke.
That would not be a happy ending to the story.