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It's not about proving it beyond a doubt, the OP's frustrarion is about how the whole courtroom drama was inaccurate.
The assumtion is this: Legally, Starfleet only allows sapent adults to join its ranks. So a toaster cannot be a starfleet officer, and neither can a dog.
The fact that he is an officer means that in legal terms, Starfleet has already decided that he is a person, and any court that asks this question has a quick and easy answer.
You certainly have to learn new ways of doing things when you want to tinker, but they are basically UNBREAKABLE, which is my main plus point. I'm busy, I need my PC to be reliable. I don't want to have to troubleshoot stuff just to keep it up and running.
If I had more time I would really enjoy the tinkering, but I don't so I need my distro just work.
Define useful.
Just a rhetorical request, I'm not expecting an answer.
If this what works for work stuff, then more power to ya. I just hope you don't do any personal stuff on there...
You will love it. Great for gaming, flatpaks are the standard, and local AI is easy to setup with podman.
Just be aware that installing stuff without a flatpak or appimage available can be somewhat of a pain.
Because we do not fight under conditions of our choosing, we fight where we stand.
Taxing the rich is a short-term solution, but it's one that we can do RIGHT NOW that would be a step in the right direction. You can't just quit capitalism cold-turkey without a bloody revolution. You have to take steps to transform society in a gradual manner.
Endless sky is a spaceship sim that I started playing recently. It's well done, and there are a bunch of mods available for more story, ships, etc.
The remarkable 2 is apparently good for this if you know what you are doing.
I have one and I'm very happy with it, but I use it exclusively for todo lists and taking notes, so I have no need to tinker with it.
Laparoscopic Appendectomy. Or as the doctors like to call it, a Lappy-Appy.
Sure it does! You just have to program them with math.
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSCAD_User_Manual/Transformations#minkowski
I'm setting up a backup if an external hard drive to my pcloud, and I have come across the following issue. I need the help of this awesome community.
I used to run arch on my laptop, and I set up a backup of a usb hard drive to my pcloud storage. This was extremely convenient, because all I had to do was occasionally connect the drive, start the backup service, and that's it. Any changes to the drive would automatically be backed up in the cloud.
Now I've switched to bazzite,and the pcloud doesn't recognize the external drive as the same device anymore because the path has changed. It treats the drive as a part of the "new" laptop.
Does anyone have any idea how I could get around this? I don't mind starting from scratch again, I just want to find a way to avoid this in the future.
Note: I understand that I could just get a raspberry pi or something similar to act as a new dedicated "pcloud backup device" or something like that. I'm looking first for a solution that would work in the case of a new linux PC veing used in the future to do this same job and not loose the connection.
Edit: I think it would be enough to change the name of the PC, either just for the (pcloud) flatpak or the whole PC.
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Mozilla should approach proton to try and get accuired. I would love to see Firefox and Thunderbird become part of the proton landscape.