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I mean... Yea. Yea it is. They want to:

1. Fill the thing with ads
2. Control the entire user experience
3. Track everything you do in that experience
4. Prevent users from accessing any low level system changes
5. Fill the thing with ads

They're not even being subtle about it:

“The Copilot is like the Start button,” Nadella explains. “It becomes the orchestrator of all your app experiences. So for example, I just go there and express my intent and it either navigates me to an application or it brings the application to the Copilot, so it helps me learn, query and create — and completely changes, I think, the user habits.”

I have been playing both of those on proton with little issue, and I'm not positive that the issues I experienced are exclusive to linux.

Yea they are all over the place, and it is clearly not organic.

It makes me heavily distrust them.

I'm not educated in this matter at all, this is just a guess with no basis.

A "cloud chamber" is a device used to detect radiation, and it has been that for a long time. Perhaps they wanted to distance themselves from that device, hence the strained acronym CLOUD.

Ubuntu has ZFS on root as one of the options in the normal graphical installer. I have it running on multiple machines.

Hey, number of standard cheeseburgers would still be an effective standard. All we want is one common unit.

It's really not that much weirder than horsepower for engines.

To be fair, this one is true... Its just that they are also designed to protect you from stray microwaves lol

That is... Not quite the same as I thought whenever I read that word. Around here, a co-op is a collective purchasing program or a store that participates in a similar program. They buy foods in bulk at wholesale prices. By bulk, I don't mean the family size bags available at a membership club like Costco. I mean like a 100lb bag of flour meant for a restaurant or an entire pallet of something.

A group of people get together and make note of what they want to buy, and if enough people want the same item it gets purchased. Then they all meet up on delivery day and split the item at the amounts they paid for.

I'm assuming that is very different than what you are describing.

Yes, it's written by Dayna Craig.

It's not, look at postgres under both DB in the last picture. That's not just the same writing, it's identical.

Donald trump was never elected by the people in the first place, and he abused a ridiculous system created to fluff up the power of states with comparatively few people living in them. When that didn't work the second time around, he started a misinformation campaign and flat out attempted to undermine the democracy our nation is built upon in multiple ways.

Including him in your comment destroys your otherwise excellent point, because the Donald is exactly the type of person that would abuse this system to censor information he didn't like.

It's theoretical, it's not a real website and 10.anything should be a local IP address.

It just illustrates that you can access a website through a browser without using a domain name.

• Ping website.ru
• Insert http://10.10.10.10 into browser.

Mastercraft hacking required to completely invalidate this effort.

In this case it's probably a case of repeated porch pirates. Or one of their neighbors ordering a bunch of stuff and reporting it stolen even if it wasn't.

The scenario they are describing is more work for the driver, not less.

"Autonomous healing of fatigue cracks via cold welding"

That's the literal name of the paper. I'm quite over this story getting pumped around the internet. This is not news. This is not novel.

Also, this particular source leaving out the fact that the experiment was performed under vacuum is especially deceitful.

Yep. Its not the answer OP asked for, but this is my setup as well. Simple text is stored in Joplin, Nextcloud is for everything else.

And the correct word to use in the title to convey that message is "intervene"

Human Rights Watch Urges US to Intervene With Atrocities in Sudan's Darfur

It's cold welding, and not even in a novel way. They used a vacuum and pretended this was some new phenomenon that we haven't known about for around the past 80 years.

I know you said this is wrong, but my APC racks that look just like that also use 12-24 pilot point screws. They do have a little cutting notch that clears out the paint when you screw them in though