That’s interesting. I didn’t know about blends at all.
I like the home server idea, but it looks like it would install software I wouldn’t use, plus my home server is general purpose - file server, web server, database server, etc. I do need to look more into nextcloud though.
The front derailleur appears to be identical to the mechanical 105 group (the latest generation, the number escapes me). Might be different materials, but the design looks the same.
We’ve had a few new bikes come into the shop with Cues. It seems decent, no major complaints about setting it up. I haven’t seen one in for repair yet.
I worked for a company that did this, thousands of users on Citrix.
Management didn’t believe us when we told them how slow it was, especially for data analysis, which was literally the job for many of us. It turned out management above a certain level were on a separate Citrix server, with relatively few users, and they weren’t doing heavy duty analyses like we were, so they had no issues at all. Middle management and below were on servers with too many users.
After a few years, they went back to “thick” clients. Laptops, finally. The virtual desktop setup was still available when I left, for a few specific things, but in general everyone used a laptop.
Yeah exactly. I want people to be able to find the info, that’s the whole point. Legitimate search engines, even Bing, are fine.
Pretty?
In my mind, I equate Gnome with OS X, while KDE is more like Windows.
I can use both competently, but I prefer KDE. Back when I used Ubuntu, I’d always use Kubuntu.