Session is what you want. But you have to directly shares each others public keys to connect

I see. Whatever works for you is the best way

Yeah plastic fuel pellets in a proper incinerator is way different than open burning

Is the fridge pushed back all the way in the additional photos? They should make shallower fridges

I forget which distro now, but I installed one that on first boot cones to a welcome screen for adding a user. Install just got the OS ready to deploy. It was a bigger distro, but I forget

Microsoft’s installed ssh has a phone home behaviour, it logs the server IP you connected to back to the MS mothership during your login.

Written letters and phonecalls on the weekend when the long distance rate was cheaper.

This is for colour printers for sure, to prevent counterfitting. Many black and white only didn’t have fingerprinting, previously anyway. The printers serial number and manufacturer is coded. They don’t need to change anything, its done by the printer (serial, Mac, model)

This is not why printers are terrible. Printers are terrible because they don’t follow a standard protocol.

Well you are in luck. No video but images of analysis. Hedgehog plot of normal vectors, they converge to flat at stem base. Hard to see since the stem/dimple share space.

Confirmation of immediate angle at stem base

Slope plot. Green being 0 degrees from up vector.

Dimple hole showing its not a cylindrical stem

Stem slope, green being immediate 0 vector

Seems the same if Trump gets his wau

Based on USA slipping in to Nazi dictatorship, what could be a “bad” invader?

Meh, let them weaken their country so a good invader can take over and correct the bullshit

I’m on a trip so won’t have access to my CAD analysis tools, so no video I’m afraid.

No you weren’t. That will be £5

Doesn’t matter, the point where stem and dimple are deepest and encapsulated would have same vector direction initially. Topology doesn’t need to be cylindrical to have vectors

Exactly. Its the best part of Linux. I like what Zorin did, they customized backend of GNOME to give you 4 choices of DE style.

At the deepest part where it surrounds stem tightly there will be an instant tangent which then immediately becomes non tangent. A G0 and G1 condition and not G2

Sometimes its a slight hang of a dialog box, like delay. Sometimes its a dialog getting stuck on top of other dialogs and it becomes unresponsive. Like it is above all other apps on screen.

And hard to describe minor stuff that just feels a bit off. Where as when I go back to GNOME it is smooth like a fully finished environment.

Maybe most people don’t notice stuff like that, but I’m the type of guy that friends call when they want to buy a used car. 500ft and I’m like nope, bad bearing on right side, transmission shudder at start off, worn bushing in steering…and others are like it drives great

I always try KDE and after a while all the quirks and odd behaviors make me go back to GNOME. GNOME may not be easily themeable but it is predictable