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Re:Peloton replaces CEO and lays off 2,800 people on Tuesday February 08, 2022 @01:32PM (#30262429)
Then why not keep the CEO, and replace the CFO?

CEO needs to provide vision based on the financial projection from the CFO.

> Wind produces noise

Wind will always produce noise. The rustling of trees, the whispering of grass, or he howling though narrow streets. Might as well capture the energy from the wind.

If the wind "turbine" produces noise, this should be solveable by noise insulation. (which likely isn't done because it's not a large enough issue.)

Same is true in Linux. Unless livepatch is enabled, kernel updates require a reboot.
Re:Dotfile madness on Saturday February 02, 2019 @01:32PM (#19064709)
I do something similar, everything I want to keep is under /storage.
Re:Dotfile madness on Saturday February 02, 2019 @01:24PM (#19064653)
I use ubuntu 18.04 (kde) and my snap folder is /snap

I don't know how I did this.

I think it is too bad. Almost all browsers except for Firefox use Chromium (blink) as their browser engine. That means that a bug in Chromium is a bug in almost all browsers, and design decisions in Chromium impact the entire web ecosystem.

I agree with your above comment, and we can argue that working on a single web-engine might lead to less duplicated work for Front-End devs, and less bugs in the web overall.

Given that sqlite is the most widely deployed DB already, making it part of web browsers doesn't seem like a huge deal to me. https://www.sqlite.org/mostdeployed.html