I agree. I really enjoyed watching the Abbotsford playoff games. Mancini and Kudryavtsev both looked great. Lots of depth to tap into on defence.
It would be great if Raty turned out to be the 2C we need, because we’re in tough with the OEL cap penalty on the books for the next two years.
I miss the old days of “neighour-net”, when everyone around me had wifi and no one had set up a password.
We cancelled this year (for Canadian reasons) and they keep sending us snail mail offers (in the CAD$6/month range). It’s amazing how much money they’ll spend to try to get you back.
Yeah, that’s an issue. There are still several computing-related groups, but everything else is fading away. The only non-computing one I read is misc.news.internet.discuss. The Vancouver Canucks and Montreal Canadiens newsgroups both seem to have died during the past year. The Canadian football group gets the occasional comment. The old alt hierarchies seem slow or crud-infested. But if you want to follow comp.misc or Seamonkey updates, you’re in luck.
Is there anything better than DOS jokes???
Better? No, it’s still unmoderated. So there’s some good stuff and there are twits. It’s the wild west out there.
You can still get an account at eternal-september.org. There are a few newsgroups that are still active and interesting.
I’ve been running Debian stable on a ThinkPad as my everyday machine for over a decade. It just works. No issues.
Thanks. I agree with the “worst thing” comment. I can always clean the machine again!
Scoffs derisively at the new popular thing and switches to BSD…
This was an entertaining episode. Lots of great anecdotes … and a good look into what it was like to work for different typewriter companies and shops over several decades.
I cleaned my typewriter with Varsol, but I’ve been reluctant to oil anything. I note that you’re very careful to minimize the amount of oil. Do you find that you get any oily “gunk” buildup over time?
That’s privileged information for regime insiders only!
yawn :)
Thank you for the clarification.
Retracted the original comment. It’s nice to hear about some positive changes. That’s rare these days!
Article link: https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/the-historians-under-attack-for-exploring-polands-role-in-the-holocaust
I’ve never used Proxmox, so I can’t say. But TLP is a utility that starts at boot. I’ve used it with virtualbox running, so if Proxmox runs atop a host operating system, I don’t imagine that it would interfere with TLP.
As an additional note, I usually set the min/max thresholds at 40/80, so the battery will charge any time it’s plugged in and below 40% and stops charging when it reaches 80%.
For shorts, nothing tops The Big Snit.
“Quit shaking your eyes!” “Stop sawing the furniture!”
Nice to know that the latitudes work with TLP, since it opens up another set of possibilities for the future!
It’s an amazing movie. Well worth watching.