Yeah, no.

This is a golf compared to an id.3. Two very comparable vehicles. The id.3 weighs 41% more. Don’t get me wrong I’d love to be able to get an id.3 but all we get in the states are these horrible SUVs. That said EVs do still suffer a major weight penalty that comes with its own issues.

Opensuse since back in the SuSE days. I’ve dabbled with other distros and even had a somewhat extended run with Fedora when their Gnome implementation was better, but I’ve always gone back to SuSE. mostly I just like Yast although I find I’ve used it less and less with time spent understanding what it does and how to do that other ways.

What, do you think they are going to have to bribe 1,000 senators?

It’s literally the worst.

Awfully presumptuous of you to think Ukraine counts as white.

Whether or not the inclusion controversy is “overblown” (it’s not; single word change would have made more people feel welcome, but Kling decided to put his for down) Kling has down himself to be Nazi adjacent.

https://hyperborea.org/reviews/software/ladybird-inclusivity/

No it didn’t. They had already decided that they were going to side with the lobbyists. They just used this as their excuse to side with the oil companies.

In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.

-Douglas Adams

Windows 2000 was NT, windows ME (which most people like to forget even existed) was the last of the DOS based windows.

I had dabbled with Linux and BSDs in the late 90s to early 2000s. I was using Win2k on main computer, fully updated with antivirus software when I started getting popups in Internet Explorer, and I never even used IE. My internet was slow so I went to a book store and bought a SuSE book with CDs.

https://xkcd.com/3167/

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I’m sure that’s very comforting to the people who just wanted to get in their car and go to work.

Opensuse tumbleweed. It’s solid, stays up to date because it’s a rolling release, and Yast can be a life saver for new users.

I was using windows 2000 and suddenly got dozens of popups in internet explorer. I didn’t even use internet explorer, I used Netscape for all of my web browsing. I had dabbled a little with BSD and Linux so I just took the plunge. My local bookstore had a SuSE book with CDs so I bought it and never looked back. I’ve distro hoped a few times but keep going back to Suse.

It’s an idea that’s been played with a few times, but there are many energy loss points in such a system, as well as logistics for keeping the “stack” from falling over. The best so far is pumping water up to an artificial lake, but that’s still not very efficient.

It’s a Windows home server, how else is he going too keep it up.

Which will result in even more people not coming to a complete stop if they think they can get away with it, and that will result in more accidents.

One joke

I’m some places in the States they will cut off your electricity or water for sharing with a neighbor that has had theirs shut off. I have seen both happen personally, and not in some back water state. They both happened in upstate NY.