

Not to mention Intel provides probably the best Linux support out of the “Big 3”


Not to mention Intel provides probably the best Linux support out of the “Big 3”


Then finish them off with:


If you are willing to pay a bit of money, Laridian Pocket Bible is an excellent and safe choice from a reputable company.


Back in the day, I had my photos in multiple locations, some on local external drives, some in small cloud storage pockets….a bit of mess, really. Since I had a great deal on O365 family plan I thought - why not gather all of my various photo collections, and consolidate them on a single cloud storage - what could possibly go wrong? This is how I discovered that OneDrive doesn’t know how to read EXIF metadata properly. I ended up with basically a pile of over 30k pictures and videos, completely out of any order. Never again.


Exactly! Using proprietary battery shapes and sealing them inside the devices benefits only the manufacturer - everybody else loses. I also can’t believe the bullshit excuses they use to justify this: “open designs can’t be waterproof” (yes, they can), “sealed cases are thinner and lighter” (by a fraction of measurement nobody can even appreciate in daily use), etc.


I absolutely refuse to buy any small gadgets using rechargeable batteries. I buy either wired, or using standard AA/AAA batteries. I am seeing the similar trend in pocket and tabletop radios, which is an absolute nonsense.
Oh it is? Never really paid too much attention, tbh - they seem to have concise “recipes” to accomplish certain tasks…but now that you said it…