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Well, the opposite is them wishing for your death I guess. So at least it’s hoping your still alive tomorrow.

I’ll bet one of the exceptions is having a bunch of money.

Ah, OK. Thank you! I hadn’t thought of that.

This isn’t even A.I., no matter what they call it. It’s OCR and an SQLite database. Honestly, they could have done it 25 years ago .

I was in the 90% range. I tried to find the sun and couldn’t, although someone who was a few miles away said they saw part of it.

Reboot and see if it still happens. If it does, is it always the same characters that are missing?

A quick search for “Linux missing characters” says it could be the font that you’re using.

I think most of the Henrys are English?

She wants the guy to go for a walk and leave her alone in the house.

I would try in the terminal (Ctrl+Alt+F3 or F1 or F2 depending on the distro), and then a live iso, then a live version of Windows or the Windows installer.

Danke schön!

The position is for a senior web engineer, so you either look at the company website and say “hmm” or you open a development app, write the HTML tag, maybe a head or css tag, then save the document.

But work almost always uses energy. Be lazy and do less to save energy. A machine that beeps less does less work.

I also like some things. I don’t like all stuff, but I like many kinds of stuff & things.

True, but we need to get them to acknowledge that okay, it was 102° F one day in 1972. Yesterday and today were the first days in 2 weeks or more where the high was less than 100° F where I live.

It was not this hot for weeks in 1972.

This isn’t just stupid. Anyone over 20 remembers that it wasn’t this hot for this long. This requires that they tell themselves that the heat is for some natural reason.

There’s also this theory:

https://www.theonion.com/doctors-confirm-mcconnell-had-a-stroke-after-imagining-1850683094

I thought they did too, but I just tried it and I got the login page. [Edit]: Maybe they just did it for Google and a few other big companies?

For my public-facing server, I use Debian Testing, since I haven’t had any major issues with it’s stability. Auto-upgrades usually work , although there were a few times I had to manually intervene on the latest name-change upgrade from Bookworm to Trixie. I usually don’t even log-in except every few months.

At home, where it will only affect me, and possibly my family dealing with me, if the whole O. S. crashes and has to be rebuilt from backups, I use Arch.