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Everyone north of the U.S. border calls it the ''Canadarm'', of course. I hope they get it sorted after it has been operating for more than a decade beyond its longevity spec.

The LibreWolf browser, and if need be the IronFox browser for Android, should have been installed and analyzed in parallel with Brave by the OP, then I'd accept that a proper analysis was begun.

''Files could have seismic consequences for online casinos, including those accused of illegally targeting consumers''

Gambling is a mug's game in the first place. Only James Bond ever beats the house. So, on top of that, online casinos are ginning up their addictiveness with AI and other analytical tools.

That page uses the term ''repository''' singular. Can additional repos be added in the way Neo Store allows?

Incorrect title since the link is only about the War of 1812. There were several other invasions of what became Canada, such as 1775, the Fenians, and the Pig War.

At one of our big Nokia meetings back then, one of the board members, quite elderly, joked enviously that all the imagery in our advertising and internal documentation showed young people ''jumping over things'' while holding a mobile phone. It was a heady time of paradigm shifts from phoning a location's land line in order to reach someone, to actually phoning them directly (call the person, not their location). So much of that imagery was very prescient.

Why ship with an Office suite anyways?

Tuta?

https://tuta.com

From the article: ''United States was the only country to vote against''

For F-Droid apps I don't use their app. I use Neo Store with the Guardian and IzzyOnDroid repos.

Have you tried Neo Store for accessing F-Droid and other repositories? In particular, I use the IzzyOnDroid F-Droid and Guardian Project repos.

Announcement on reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Dublin/comments/1vq591v/built_a_fre...

Also described at the Aviation Herald:

https://avherald.com/h?article=53da5ce0

Not about my old Sparc 10, I see.

Don't look directly at them.

No more relentless hourglass, no more endless toilet flush, no more spinning beach ball. May they all suffer endless guru meditation.

Exactly, that's the main difference, that the electric is convenient but depends upon... mains electricity.

I hasten to add that an old school manual pressure cooker can be used on natural gas, propane, and electric stoves, any camp stove, or over a fire. With a bit of lye added, it can be used as a world class autoclave for sterilizing metal instruments and utensils with almost any available water that has not been chemically polluted. The caveat is that it must never be left cooking unattended.

I'll be trying this recipe.

SFU's Burnaby campus was hugely present in the X-Files years shot in Canada. The brutalist architecture of Arthur Erickson and Geoffrey Massey lent itself perfectly to the scifi-noir vibe.

I recall a character on an X-Files episode who called himself "Lord Kinbasket". Fun for anyone who knows of Kinbasket Lake in BC.

That point-of-view doesn't soothe anyone alarmed by expansion of warrantless law enforcement surveillance.

The concern is the sharing of such surveillance with law enforcement and other government agencies.

There are ways to gently inform the person(s) of your discomfort. If communicated well, it can be settled. In one case I dealt with, body odour of someone on my team was causing another person distress, but some gentle, kind advice (yes, it was embarrassing as hell so we did it in private) and a quick trip by him to the shops for some deodorant resolved the problem almost instantly. Here's hoping.

Ya, but it still uses systemd, and the version is now 7.9.

HEVC is provided by the official, licensed h265 standard. The open source ~HEVC-compliant codec library is x265 created by VideoLAN but was apparently not an option for Microsoft.

> twosopbts.com

I'm not getting DNS NX results.

I believe his engine was considered to have thermodynamically adiabatic design goals.

Perhaps they meant "The" as in "The one and only" Doctor Who Treats Patients With A Gaming Mouse?

Similarly, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48608732