Works for me
Sorry to nitpick. I am sure you know what you are talking about but people are easily misinformed and so definitions matter.
Chromium is Open Source. Waterfox is no more Open Source than Chromium.
Chromium is primarily developed by Google. So, you should be vary of their intentions and also aware of the potential fragility of a project dominated by one large player.
That said, Waterfox has exactly the same problems. As a fork of Firefox, it is dependent on Mozilla.
This is SVT-AV1 and not AVT-AV1.
I am a heavy user of this software and this looks like another great release. It is amazing how much they have improved performance over the years.
I was excited thinking this was 3.2 and then let down to see that it is just another 3.0 update.
3.2 may not “punch Adobe in the face” but it is going to be a solid release. Most importantly, it will show that GIMP releases do not have to take years. If the time between releases drops, I am hoping that will attract more developer interest.
A better “punch Adobe in the face” candidate may be the 3.4 release. It is possible that it will finally include full support for CMYK.
Anyway, good to see a GIMP release of any kind, even if it is not 3.2 just yet.
For Operating Systems, both OpenBSD and GhostBSD are Canadian.
Ya. That would mean 2020 Teslas, using far worse tech than what ships today, would all need new batteries.
My local listings are hurting with Teslas as old as 2015 with original batteries. There are listings for 2013 that do say the batteries were replaced.
There is a lot of misinformation on EVs out there.
Current generation EV batteries are likely good for 500,000 km or more.
But yes, battery tech is improving including some likely big price drops in the medium term. Sodium Ion is going to be a massive leap forward.
But even current EV battery packs do not cost anything close to the price of a new electric car. Replacing the battery packs and getting another 10 years out of a car is already worth it.
The biggest issue is that the tech is improving and prices are dropping. So, you will not want your old car.
Better to lease for the next few years while things mature.
When a Canadian moved to the US, it raises the collective IQ of both countries.
Hawaii is a nice suggestion
Luckily they suck at it.
I think Oregon and California would want to come too.
Washington, Oregon, and California would make nice Canadian provinces.