Pretty sure you mean Equifax.

Just return Earth's axial tilt from 23.5 degrees back to 0 degrees -- the way it used to be before all this nonsense of changing daylight and "seasons". That way everyone will get the exact same amount of daylight in their respective geographic location every single day of the year, local schedules can be adjusted accordingly, and parents will never have to worry about their children going to school with any different amount of light in the sky. I'm sure it will have no negative unintended consequences.

Yeah, been meaning to for awhile.

After leaving Linut Mint KDE, I've tried Ubuntu Studio with KDE manually installed and now Kubuntu - all on Thinkpads. My experience with bugs has been the worst with Kubuntu by far.

If acknowledging something we thought was a constant could actually be a variable explains our observations, that seems like a simpler explanation - even if it is "weird".

Which explains not wanting to admit it's failing.

We subscribed to watch Hamilton around July 4th. Cancelled yesterday because I've seen everything I want to see and no reason to keep paying. I know others have done the same, e.g. signed up to see The Mandalorian, but that's it.

Point being, I won't be surprised if their subscription numbers do an about face.

Motorola (Lenovo) has all but stopped making phones with removable batteries: from 2018 to present, the only Moto phones released with removable batteries have been the Moto E5, E6 and variants. They're good budget phones, but no dice if you want more than 2GB of RAM or NFC.

They get security updates longer than most, but they'll still stop after a couple years. To me that's the bigger issue than battery death. (Custom ROMs, if available, can present their own problems.)

Got a source for those LEDs?

Having switched to Kubuntu 20.04 after previously using Linux Mint KDE, God I wish they'd support it again. I've had a bug where the Chromium minimize / maximize / close buttons just disappear (not consistent enough to reproduce) forcing me to restart the browser (annoying when you have 40+ tabs open), and I've never been asked to restart the system this often (after system updates).

Faster updates is great until your device stops getting any at all. I have a high-end Sony device (XZ1 Compact) which is still under warranty (purchased a year after release), but stopped receiving updates last year (2 years from release). Everyone here likely knows this is a common occurrence, and a huge, inadequately addressed problem with Android.

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Even if they fix all the problems, by the time they do so, UAVs will likely have made the F-35 and all manned fighter aircraft irrelevant (if they haven't already).

Isn't the whole point of iPhone's "walled garden" to make sure that this exact type of scenario can't happen?