And if the travel time with train is faster than the congested road, it benefits everyone: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Downs%E2%80%93Thomson_paradox

Glad I'm not alone! I often wonder why the oven timer did not go off. Check it and find out there is ~15s left.

I believe our LG washer had a setting to turn that off.

We use that saying in Denmark as well.

Thank you! That is a smart solution to inrease capacity!

When the diagonal is mounted snugly like here, the only way for the door to sag, would require the diagonal getting shorter. You are not going to push a solid piece of wood shorter like that. If the diagonal was the other way up, as is often seen, screws would be needed to try to keep it from pulling apart. However, that would not last.

I think he hit his head as well...

I use it on a Thinkpad x60s where Alpine has a lot better support for such old hardware. But I use an arm based chromebook with PostmarketOS more often (also Alpine based). At work it's either Alpine or NixOS for headless servers.

I drive an e-up! and use Alpine Linux btw. Both gets the job done without too much fuss or unnecessary bloat.

To my knowledge, it is a recreation of the game engine, and requires the original game to run. I don't believe that is illegal.

My experience with using an UPS is that they have caised an outage every few years, which is more often than we get power outages where I live, so I didn't replace the batteries last time the UPS took down my server, and are just running straight from the wall. It might be better with a more expensive UPS, but it's not worth it for me.

This is my preferred keyboard as well. Always thought autocomplete were more of an annoyance than a help. And nice to have all keys available when using remote desktop or ssh, where autocomplete is especially annoying.