Looks like someone created an install script for photoshop on Linux. Uses wine to run.
I write a lot less than when I was in college, most things are typed for me now. I have a TWSBI Eco that I used to use everyday than now can go up to a few months without use, mostly due to it not being in reach when I need it.
I’ve had zero issues with it drying up and it always writes cleanly immediately.
This is the way. Since my switch to arch this has been the quickest way to get back up and running.
Before that, I’d used the gparted live image.
I’d recommend buying from shops that do their own blends, to help keep the “little guys” around.
Examples:
- LJ Peretti
- The Country Squire
- Watch City Cigar
Did you use any smoking chips? In the summer I like to do my ribeye with a dry rub I let sit for a few days and then grill with mesquite smoke.
Otherwise I’ll finish with a shallot, thyme, garlic, butter basting in cast iron.
I think you’re right with the reason you provided. Spending fuel to keep the MGU-H generating power wastes fuel if the energy can’t be used.
Without paywall:
Interesting. Does Rivian have an ok track record for meeting their timeline? Not sure if it’s just Tesla that’s chronically late with everything (FSD, roadster, pickup truck, semi truck). I don’t follow this stuff too closely anymore, but I thought Tesla was supposed to have all that stuff on the market.
It’s crazy that Rivian beat them to the truck even with Teslas head start.
Come to think of it, Minnesota already has a National park too (Voyagers). It’s funny because I know from Minnesota goes to the boundary waters and I hardly hear people talk about Voyagers.
Minnesota or Michigan. These states have some of the best Great Lakes shoreline and are less inhabited in their north ends. If the UP counted as it’s own state, I’d say the UP.
These “for work headsets” are neat from a technical standpoint. But it’s a solution looking for a problem. Multi monitor set ups already exist (for a much lower price) and I presume are less finicky to use.
This could be nice for working on the go, but the reality is people who need that much screen real estate work in a single location.
I hate to be /that guy/ but Arch Linux has been the most stable in my experience. The AUR is also great for software not in the normal repos. You can set it up with whatever desktop environment you want, and the wiki/forums have tons of information.