The SU7 has long-range LIDAR. Teslers have no LIDAR. It's actually possible for Xiaomi to fix their cars, unlike Tesla.

Oh no! This is of no concern to anyone but hobbyists today.

Unless you added support for it to Linux.

Again, hobbies don't matter.

In fact, that is what I was talking about. You may read the quoted section at your leisure.

This one is only a bit over a year old, so it's newer than the one you were using. The entire line has been panned universally in reviews for its laggy interface.

Bill Clinton really is a spectacular piece of shit.

Signed the welfare reform act that created ABAWD

Signed the TCA, allowing massive media consolidation which was formerly illegal, leading to the rise of both Fox News and Sinclair Broadcasting

This shit

Rapey fucker to boot.

Moving the goalposts. Also, learn where the enter key is located. Once you do that I might consider reading your manifesto.

Actually, I'm using Devuan. But I had the same problem on actual Debian.

AppImages work, which is more than you can say for snaps.

Fear will keep the local corporations in line. Fear of this battle DOJ...

Excel vs Calc is a battle with no heroes. Both have bad interfaces. Both use bad macro programming languages. Both are missing inexplicable functions, though Excel is missing fewer obvious ones that you would want than Calc is so I guess there's a slight edge there, and of course LIVE PIVOT TABLES are massively important to many spreadsheet users and that's an obvious Excel win.

This is nonsense. Of course it can. You simply need to add more panels. Nobody wants to install used panels for money, because the way they profit is by marking up parts prices, and you get a bigger markup at the same percentage on a new panel. But there are absolute piles of used panels out there, I am actually seeing large numbers of them just given away, so this is absolutely a viable business. And that's never been more true than it is now with microinverters, because you can add panels in any numbers you like. One panel, okay. Ten panels, okay. Twenty panels, fine. There's no need for them to match, either.

As long as the cars are using machine learning, there is never going to be a fix that actually fixes all of the instances of even a single problem. The whole idea of being able to have a conclusive fix in an "AI" system is nonsense.

"Macroeconomics is a branch of economics that deals with the performance, structure, behavior, and decision-making of an economy as a whole."

Or in this case, more like a hole, amirite? Tariffs away! BOOM BOOM BOOM

Because multiarch sucks, especially if you're on Debian or a Debian-derived distribution, which most of us are. For some reason Debian is really bad at it and it causes a bunch of problems. Some things which really should be available in both architectures aren't.

No, what I'm preaching is more like appImages.

I can see where Excel might be a special case, as there are people who really use a large number of its features, which don't necessarily translate to Calc. I'm glad your wife found a solution, and hopefully she won't get stuck when Microsoft changes the file format or something.

Another reason for having the bits local, I'm really uncomfortable with my content being solely in the cloud. I do occasionally use the free cloud version of Visio (for probably similar reasons why your wife uses Excel -- a long history with the tool) but I always save local.

Ok, yeah, that's fair enough. Point taken.

I personally think that Microsoft Office is way over valued. I have a license for Office 2000, and had been using that way beyond its sell-by date [1] before switching to LibreOffice, with which I've been very happy.

I'm aware that the web version of MS Office is technically free, but I prefer to have my bits local and LibreOffice fits well into my workflow. In my opinion, there's no technical reason to use MS Office anymore, except that large entities tend to fall to pressure from Microsoft.

[1] In fairness, the REASON I'd been able to use Office 2000 for so long is that Microsoft for a long time kept it up with patches to support new file format and so forth. But it was finally time to move on.

No, it's not that easy. Because you have two different offices to agree, the political office in the Ministry of Defense, and the military office Direktion (directorate) 6.