It's probably Alviro, a kernel hacker.

Lazarus + Free Pascal, Qt + C++, Netbeans/Eclipse + Java.

Tree style tab is better than tab group, imo.

Really? It's quite the opposite, no?

Kubuntu LTS release's lifetime is only 3 years now, since 18.04. Before that it was 5 years. I'm using 22.04 right now, it has been great experience.

The link works fine, but I use uMatrix with JS turned off for the site.

or you can just type Ctrl-R + few letters of the command.

One of the obvious evidences is his name placard at MIT: https://i.imgur.com/9EF9rZ7.jp...

“Richard Stallman: Knight for Justice (Also: Hot ladies).”

Full article: https://www.dailydot.com/irl/m...

How could he get away with that for so many years? I don't understand, at MIT, no less.

Maybe because the similar news had already been posted:

https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...
https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...

The name of DB system is Firebird, the fork of Borland's Interbase. Last time I used it (looong time ago), it used DES for password hashing (same for Interbase), which was terrible.

Mozilla changed Mozilla Firebird to Mozilla Firefox. So it's not the mail client (Thunderbird), but the browser.

It's probably because you used some words/phrases that are abused by some trolls, like neo-n@zi trolls, etc. Try to mask it, or use other words, maybe?

Have you tried to use ram disk as browser cache? In linux it's easy, just create an entry in /etc/fstab, with tmpfs as file system, and state the amount of memory to be allocated as ram disk. And then point the browser's cache to the ramdisk.

Or you can just disable the scheduled "reboot after update" task in the Task Scheduler. I'm sure whether you need SYSTEM privilege to disable the task. If SYSTEM privilege is needed, you can run Task Scheduler with psexec/psexec64 from SysInternalSuite, I think the command is: psexec64 -s -i mmc taskschd.msc from admin command prompt.

Works fine for me too, firefox + ublock origin + umatrix.

You may want to try to enable zram for swap, and use adblocker+script blocker (uBlock origin+uMatrix for example). And maybe use ramdisk/tmpfs for browser cache to reduce the SSD wearing.