My dogs love puking on carpets, especially if it's right behind the closed bedroom door that opens toward them, right where I'll step. Bonus points for making a racket in the middle of the night to get me to sleepily check on them.
Collabora isn't libreoffice, they contribute to the development of libreoffice, but they are a separate entity. As far as I've seen, collabora works more toward collaboration on documents and online stuff rather than the function of the office suite...While also being the largest contributor to libreoffice.
It's not really worth anyone's time to argue about the difference, though. I already feel like I'm making the GNU/Linux stallman statement.
A dog whistle in this context is saying or implying something that could be easily denied, but was intended for a certain specific audience to understand, like how a dog hears the whistle but the owner can't.
So I could say "at around 14:00 I helped an 88 year old man at the protests, we should all start doing the same"
That alone is just a statement about an old man at the protests, the dog whistle is "I was counter protesting with my Nazi friends and we need more of us involved". Since 14 and 88 are Nazi codes, they're put in as unnecessary details that wouldn't normally stand out or really be mentioned in a normal conversation.
The question I'm constantly asking myself, is this incompetence or Russian influence?
The answer I usually come up with is "probably both".
I see the design choice since the background is blue. But the answer is you change the background or separate the flag colors from it. You don't go transparent because the background is the color you want. It's a separate thing and it's always red-white-blue. This is like wearing a green tie if you're a weather person, except they're usually competent and do it on purpose.
You're comparing a laptop at idle to the power supply for a pi that needs to power it at full load plus overhead and inefficiencies. That's like comparing apples to an orange tree.
Yeah, but the crux of it would probably lie in the fact that they've never had money to manage. From what I've seen, everyone mismanages their money. If we had basic income, I would guess 90%+ would eventually get their shit together. 10 people needing food because they can't manage money is better than 100 people needing food because they don't have money.
FedEx lost a $500k case of equipment for the service techs who maintain the instruments we use at work. They work nationwide and have two of these cases for the entire country, they keep thousands of labs running. FedEx just... lost it. Eventually it was found a few weeks later or something. The cost is not really a big deal, it is basically just instrument components they use to verify the running components, but they're the components that all instruments are compared to, so they can't just put together another case as it suits them. There's extra testing that goes in to make sure these components are exactly to spec.
Ackshually, the plane is the matter jar. It's just super uncomfortable for the passengers if the pilot doesn't get the maneuver just right in the air, so they land and do it there instead. Sometimes they'll fly along the equator and do it slowly if they're going across the Pacific, e.g. USA -> Australia, instead of USA -> Chile
My dogs love puking on carpets, especially if it's right behind the closed bedroom door that opens toward them, right where I'll step. Bonus points for making a racket in the middle of the night to get me to sleepily check on them.