> His tariffs are based on a fundamental misunderstanding of economics.

He had a feeling based on fact.

Since when are z-axis negative frame borders a thing?

This design appears to require "frame borders" to be bigger to actually visually separate elements using the background, and the elements themselves still do have z-positive borders...

I also wonder how this design will work with setups that have no titlebar (in fullscreen mode - think kiosk usecase)

> Nope. Just that "life" has this funny habit of filling in the gaps, where possible.

Where possible indeed...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

For anyone who knows a bit of statistics:

As of Feb. 20, 2026, global sea-surface temperatures are 4.23 sigma above the 1982-2011 mean.
The year 2024 was around 4.5-5 sigma.

That's about a 0.7C difference.
Think about how much energy is needed to warm the world's oceans by that amount...

> Wipe DC clean and put these people in charge asap.

Won't work: The people have a relationship with their land, once in washington that relationship would be gone. What you want in washington are very strong altruists: people who care more about others than about themselves.

https://xorg-devel.x.narkive.c...

Nice read.

Given the results, 333 should be enough.

They got lucky is what happened.

> Essentially, Wilmore could not fully control Starliner any longer. But simply abandoning the docking attempt was not a palatable solution. Just as the thrusters were needed to control the vehicle during the docking process, they were also necessary to position Starliner for its deorbit burn and reentry to Earth’s atmosphere.

https://arstechnica.com/space/...

Realy close to losing the Starliner crew. They essentially rebooted the thrusters mid-flight, and got very lucky. I wonder how close it was for the ISS.

> Now we’re back to single-fault tolerant. But then we lose a fifth jet. What if we’d have lost that fifth jet while those other four were still down?

https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/...

Is Roundup For Lawns a completely separate product? I understood it as a category of Roundup.

Those non-industrial uses you mention usually aren't glyphosate based roundup formulations.

> keeping ones movies or any other data on hard drives

Where do you get the movies to "keep" ? I'm genuinely curious, because I purchase games to keep using gog. What is the movie (or music - bandcamp?) equivalent?

You need to keep in mind that the entire bluray menu system was in Java. That alone was fun for performance.

> central Git system
Oh the irony...

The trick is that keeping honeybees can bring in dollars. That's why honeybees were "saved". Your single hive in the back of your yard isn't a problem, the industry that transports hives all over the country is.

Of what financial value are "The bumblebees, sweat bees, mason bees, miner bees, leafcutters and other native bees"? Yeah, the same as clean water and air.

Usually this happens because they don't have their own wallet, but use a service. If you use your own wallet, short of physically restraining you, they can't do squat.