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Are you perhaps looking for something like this? Or something else.
That said, learning the terminal commands is a much better path. You’ll develop a richer understanding of the various tools with repetition.
Are you perhaps looking for something like this? Or something else.
That said, learning the terminal commands is a much better path. You’ll develop a richer understanding of the various tools with repetition.
If Trump is reelected, there’s about to be a whole lot of people within official act range.
When the blind guy does the routing on the PCB.
In the tech industry (likely every industry but I wouldn’t know) we could make a 200 level course in college that covers tech that’s been over hyped. A few choice hits like:
Now some of those went on to become useful concepts, but all hardly lived up to the hype of transforming the industry forever. There’s just no shortage of people who lack any kind of set of morals that will, without any knowledge in the domain, jump on some train and hype it to get some quick cash before the thing derails in a fit of coming to terms with reality.
I mean, at least it’s been this way since I’ve been in the industry.
China is one of the leading producers of solar panels at exceptionally cheap prices. China and the Philippines are currently in a bit of a sour mood with each other. The US could step in with cheap solar panels if they were researching that, but alas, who do you think is going to be providing them with cheap LNG?
So while the story indicates that solar is at it’s cheapest it’s ever been. Not for the Philippines. The Philippines is a clear cut example of how the United State’s continued resistance to a domestic solar panel production industry is literally hurting their long term prospects. There’s a lot of nations out there that want panels and right now, China is the only serious game.
I use Firefox, but at the same time I have Vivaldi installed for PWA, like for mbin right now. Why Firefox removed SSB is beyond me, was like one of the things I used regularly. Being able to pin my Mastodon account to the KDE taskbar and click it to pop it open in it’s own window is something I really don’t want to do without.
I think the Israeli have not liked Palestinians for a bit longer than Biden has been anything.