This feels 1000% like a chatgpt prompt copy and pasted into a webpage.
Why build one when you can build two at twice the price!
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Seriously though, the cost was largely in the preparation. At some point you want to get more out of all that work. Yes, it was expensive for each actual launch. I wonder what the cost of stopping at the first one would have been. I'm WAGing that half the cost was getting there the first time. The other half was 5 more. That would be an interesting stat to know.
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Even with ST, my youngest goes to school in the dark all winter. Just now, as it's light when he goes out, they're about to swap it to DST and he'll be in the dark again for a couple of weeks.
"Losing" that short window of morning sunlight is nothing to me. Gaining the ability to have normal sleep patterns and not changing the clocks is infinitely better.
I do not care what the time is, as long as it stays consistent. My sleep is fucked up for 2x2 weeks every fucking year for no good reason.
(as noted in the recap, but left out of the title) Florida residents spent that money. Ron just signed the checks.
People really need to wake up and realize they're making life worse for us with our own money.
Andy is short for Andrea, right? IMPOSTER EVERYONE!
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I just deal with snap and don't use it unless I have to. The pro thing is kind of stupid. I have 6 computers and vms on pro. There is no actual check preventing it from working. They have some bug where it appears like your have double the computers checking in sometimes. So when I had 5, it'd show 10 sometimes. So now it just shows 6 or 12.
Everything works fine. I'm ignoring it for now.
Someday I'll switch, but until that day, I'm chillin'.
People don't like Ubuntu because they're(Ubuntu) trying to make money with it. For end users, it's can be a non issue because "pro" is free for 5 computers. But seeing the paywall for some is really off putting to some (myself included).
Snap really sucks and is Ubuntu's attempt at a private garden. I hate it so much.
But yet I still use Ubuntu because it works, and if it doesn't work there's a post somewhere with details on how to fix it.
I've been using Linux off and on since Red Hat 5.2 ish era. I can handle the tech geek stuff. I just don't want to.
Am I the only Ubuntu user who actively avoids the GUI and only uses the command line for updates?
What jam bottle has a handle? But then after you know, it's the lid on it's side.
I mount a filesystem from a nas which is backed up to S3 with my other data.
"Stop hitting yourself" the older brother says to the younger brother
Can confirm! I installed it on my son's computer earlier today. Ubuntu 24.04 reporting in!