I use Joplin + nginx WebDAV, works for me and was really simple to setup

It works, but not at the level most people expect. Also, the maintenance seems a bit much still.

Found one after a minute of looking: https://hackaday.io/project/167446-diy-inkjet-printer

Post processing can address most of that. Pack it in casting sand and heat it up again and let it cool.

That looks like a garbage disposal got it to me

All governments should be afraid of their people. The French ae doing something right.

He lost this time

I read it as in-ha-le and ex-ha-le

Programming is a tool, you don’t have to be a knife enthusiast to want get the correct knife

The harm was already done

I likely agree with you about the democrats, but I am not sure I understand what you mean about how she is following them here.

This has more implications than I think most realize. This would also prevent climate engineering or hurricane avoidance efforts. I wouldn’t want just anybody to try these kinds of things without a lot of effort to understand the consequences and public debate, but this seems pretty short sighted.

Gentoo for anything my I use a mouse with, Arch for everything else. I like Gentoo for the customization. For things where I want to run a service, Arch is my go to as it keeps working without drama. Anything complicated, Gentoo is better.

Or be the same but cheaper, but yes inertia is huge at the difference in market share

I have never understood the desire to combine the search and the address fields. I occasional search a url when I forget the rules for what it thinks is keyword. It just seems like a scheme to collect more data by bouncing your intended site to google and increase your reliance on them rather than being a real UI feature.

Epoc time?

How do you make enforce deciding not to buy from somewhere illegal?

I am away?

I use both for different purposes. Gentoo’s feature flags are the reason I wait for compiles, but only for computers a touch the keyboard with. Everything else gets Arch.