A stock kernel on an MRI machine?

No, I don't want that level of DIY on any equipment that is critical to anything.

Almost nobody runs stock kernels. Stock kernels are used by distributions to build their own kernels.

That MRI machine is running on a 1.2 kernel. Maybe 2.0. It's separated from the hospital network by a firewall.

If the MRI machine is getting attacked then a LOT has gone wrong already.

_And_ other places will get hotter, as less heat is transported away by the AMOC. So those places may become uninhabitable by being so hot and humid that humans will just overheat and die from heat stroke.

You're an outlier. Top 0.1% vision. Or better.

I've got very good vision. Diopt 0.0 in both eyes. Due to my age I will be needing reading glasses within a couple of years but for now I can still read fine without them.

For me, the difference between HD and 4K is visible but small. I can't resolve individual pixels on 4K at any reasonable distance.

Since most people will have worse vision than us, 4K will be beyond their limit. 8K is only adding cost without adding quality.

It's better for you.

It's not better for a lot of businesses. The collaboration features of openoffice are sub-par. That alone excludes openoffice from most shortlists. Many businesses nowadays rely on Sharepoint. Only Google comes close to this.

Excel is by far the best in connecting to external database resources. By far the best in pivot tables. Both are extensively used for financial reporting.

Not saying Excel is perfect. But there simply is no serious competition.

No, just only to federations such as Canada, Russia, Switserland, the USA, India, the UAE, etc.

It distorts the size difference between the continents. The Equal Earch map makes Europe and Russia much smaller, showing the true relative size of the African continent.

You have to register as a company before you are allowed to offer taxi services. It's illegal for individuals to provide taxi services. This is to protect customers from malicious taxi services which are unregulated, unsafe, extremely expensive, etc.

Fish have been ingesting undetectable amounts of tritium for ever. Nothing has changed now.

So this is a problem specific to one (unmentioned in the article) nation?

First wait if that laptop is even working in 2025 when support for Windows 10 ends. And if it's still working, let's see if it's still fast enough for your needs then.

No need to change anything today.

Raptors won't be used for lunar landings. Landing is done with special engines near the top of the vehicle in order to prevent large amounts of dust to be blown up. Also a single Raptor probably is too powerful to allow a landing in lunar gravity.

So you can still get that heated seats for a one time fee. Just not as a subscription. A subscription on something the provider has zero cost and effort on is just ludicrous and should be banned.

If you still run a dryer without a sensor to stop it when the clothes are dry: replace it. It's ancient. It's using WAY more energy than modern heatpump dryers.

On the side: the traditional (resistance heated) dryer I bought 11 years ago, was full of sensors and stopped as soon as the clothes were dry. Replaced it with a heatpump dryer this year, which has the additional benefit of delayed start, which is useful to have it start when the solar panels are at maximum output.

Simple. Don't drive that far. In both cities should be more than enough contractors to choose from.

Here in the Netherlands we buy self tests for about 3 euro a piece...

29,50 for 10: https://www.bol.com/nl/nl/p/10...?