OpenSuse Leap or even Tumbleweed. After getting the media codecs up and running, and remembering to set you firewall zone to “home”, you’re pretty golden.
Centrist, progressive, radical optimist. Geophysicist, R&D, Planetary Scientist and general nerd in Winnipeg, Canada.
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OpenSuse Leap or even Tumbleweed. After getting the media codecs up and running, and remembering to set you firewall zone to “home”, you’re pretty golden.
Okay small win. She didn’t lose her job.
Societal big L Loss.
CFL fields are 110 yards, which is about 100m. Close enough I guess :)
Looks like something you’d see in a math textbook. I have one in the shelf called “An Atlas of Functions” that probably has this haha
You’re applying logic when logic doesn’t apply. Why would he tarriff Canada?
Behold the Winnipeg Free Press, one of the last bastions… find your locally owned news and support them.
You’re not my brother. You’re my Oblast (state)
Does CTRL-ALT-ESC still work in Wayland (assuming KDE, might be desktop dependent)
Poor kid is just colourblind, undiagnosed.
MATLAB is basically a UI wrapper around Fortran’s BLAS and LAPACK – change my mind. ;)
print(eval(input(“Expression:”)))
Unsafe coding is best coding ;)
Insist they index from 1. Like God and Fortran intended it. ;)
ILDU only takes people with combat experience. They aren’t equipped to spend years getting people up to speed. It isn’t a militia.
Joining the reserves and putting yourself through basic, at a minimum, would be a good start.
Calls for violence are usually illegal in Canada. It’s not the Canadian way. Well, war of 1812 notwithstanding. But it may be a good idea to channel that energy into something structured that could be useful in the future. Join a martial arts class or something and learn to direct it carefully. Enlist in the reserves. Plan for the worst, and hope for the best.
Probably the original data was per sqkm.
A pipecleaner of some sort – bristles on the bottom end. I dunno, it’s been there longer than the gnome.
Bleh. Blackmail attempt number 2 of 47.
I’m sorry you had a bad experience. I’ve used it as my daily driver with minimal effort post installation on multiple occasions, usually on work laptops where time spent tinkering is time wasted. I’ve found it to be a good choice in that context. I now own my own business, and OpenSuse has allowed me to repurpose older laptops as workstations for my employees with minimal effort.
The only actual pain point I’ve seen is setting up a wifi enabled printer … required that I change my firewall zone so the printer could be discovered. And that only required a few minutes to figure out. The fact that the firewall is set to a more secure default is probably a feature, not a bug.