I don't know much about how national parks work in practice but they seem to be a way to create little feifdoms for people to get into positions of power, even if it is just the power to say you can't park in a certain place overnight.
Piatro
It doesn't help that win10 support ending doesn't mean your device will immediately die. It means that you'll probably face some kind of consequences at some point in the following year and years to come, which is too hand-wavey for most people.
Seems like a strong signal for more FP4 support. Their current commitment as far as I can tell is for the FP4 to lose support in just under 2 years, so hopefully the "straight to android 15" announcement means that will change. I'd like to just keep the FP4 going as long as possible.
Ugh I don't know why but this was the one that got me. Just no.
These are sophomores and Juniors in college.
... Who grew up in a world where computer internals were abstracted away so you never needed to know what a file was or even that they exist. I wouldn't know what a file was either if I didn't grow up in exactly the right time frame and have a dad who hoarded DOS PCs.
This is so British politics. Don't solve all of the fundamental problems of Brexit, just fix the minor one that people will have a direct experience of.
Before the comments roll in, are you venting or looking for advice?
In case it's just the latter: this was a tough read and I hope you're ok.
Of course even as a child Churchill is smug
As the guardian usually does
I think that's because they don't understand or don't care about the risks. Annoyingly I was in the process of making my own version of this campaign when it launched but I was aiming to explain why someone should care that the os is no longer supported and why its a problem first, then suggesting what to do about it. Options weren't exclusively Linux but I realise buying a new device isn't always an option either so some people will absolutely keep using 10. It's not about getting to 100%, just enough that you can make a difference or keep devices out of landfill.
After reading the Rock, Paper, Shotgun review, not so much. I still haven't finished elden ring so I'm more likely to go back to that than start a new thing that's more of the same but not quite. It's taking random characters from other games (Nameless king from DS3 is a named example in the RPS review) so it feels like an attempt to make money from existing assets rather than a genuine attempt to do something creative or interesting. My friends will probably get it which means I'll probably get it but I'm not convinced we'll stick with it.