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it will run in termux and on anything that can run a full python. Also you could run it remotely via ssh. Textual also offers a web interface to access apps via browsers but I never looked into that.

not sure why you're downvoted. of course member states enforce it.

Question is: How much does spontaneous interaction contribute to your life.

For me I found, it's not much more than a regular, short dopamine rush and lock-in in a certain bubble. Do I know a lot less about people? Sure. Do I miss something in my life? Hell no. That added peace is invaluable and a telephone call from time to time is much better.

string parsing library #124

this could also become a major security problem, tho.

you could check textual, it's a TUI framework that yields quick results.

She played Beverly Crusher

Gates McFadden is clearly the unsung Hero of the series for me.

Both as character and as actress.

you don't need to know electrical engineering to design an airplane control panel

lol, of course you do. and A LOT more. Hence it's usually done by a team of experts. Pilots, eengineers, manufacturing, regulation/standards, safety,...

UX is just one of many parts of the expertise needed. same in software.

What you're claiming is wishful thinking that has nothing to do with real world workflows. I also don't know a single UI designer having the troubles you are pointing out.

The majority of designers (not all) I have worked with have been very shy about technical work, so having no clear "non-technical" contribution pathway is a deterent.

That's the difference between designer and UI Designer. Just because you can draw an UI with your favourite tool, doesn't make you an UI design expert.

the hoster will take care usually as low energy costs is a primary goal for them.

you can start by opening an issue, sharing your idea, uploading drafts etc. like I mentioned.

is usually entirely technical.

because what you wish contributing to is a technical matter. You can't modify airplane design without a single clue on aerodynamics. Same with software.

there is never even an opportunity to submit design work.

nowadays, design work is code (or at least markup). Like .qml or .glade or even html/css.

is asking people who don't typically code to do so

encounter a problem and learning a new tool to solve it, is a pretty standard situation in IT. Designers have varying capabilities in that domain. While a print designer might have trouble learning a new software, a MMI-Architect or UI Designer should commonly be able to learn a new UI framework (designer software).

Generally, if you like to contribute to any project (not limited to software), you can't expect the project to adapt to your toolset.

But often it's enough to share an idea for it to get adapted.

there's https://bountysource.com/ or https://www.vamp.sh/

Bound to specific problems and limited to projects willing to pay money.

use open source software. whenever you see potential to improve, open an issue with detailed explaination.

try to solve the problem yourself. send pull requests. adapt them according to instructions by devs. when they're good, the will get merged.

if you use the software a lot, contribute whenever you think something is needed.

make them enter powersaving states

it's not profit driven, tho.

bricking a laptop with linux is incredibly unlikely.

Making the system unbootable so you need to boot from USB to fix it otoh... not so much.

it can get resource hungry but nothing even close to windows.

But as others said: Try another distro if you like to try new things - otherwise just use what works for you.

powertop shows discharge rate in W, Joules consumed since last charging and estimated remaining time in the "Overview" pane.

Arris makes good stuff.

Except when they hardcode the challenge for logging into the admin console into their web frontend. To call the firmware code quality subpar would be an exaggeration.

was first to report about israel's nukes, exposed journalists on CIA payroll and various other great pieces of journalism.

It is a music magazine but I see far worse news sources on social media.