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It's using keystrokes inspired by emacs. Ok.

The impression I get is that NetBSD has just enough code to get it up and running on a machine but there is not enough development and testing to get it to run well on a machine.

What do we need this for?

Why should we be warned. It's pretty much widely known that the entire Trump administration is compromised. That details may be salacious goes without saying.

I've used it for data migration combined with Jupyter Notebook.

While I'm fully aware of DataFrame, I am more familiar with SQL. So I used Python scripts in Jupyter to load Excel sheets into DuckDB, and then run queries in DuckDB. Eventually I export the data back to Excel or SQL Server.

Not the most efficient way to do this I know, but it works for me.

It says "3 days ago". The tag is 2 days old.

I assume it just got pushed?

How do you deal with end users wanting to edit their content? They have no clue what Markdown or Git is.

That is awesome. I take it I can't run this with nVidia.

What's stopping those students from holding an impromptu memorial?

AI or no AI, this is amazing.

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I used mailbox.org briefly but was very heavily disappointed in it. Canceled my account and moved to Proton.

Same here. Firefox on Windows 11 looks awful. Edge looks better (I don't use Edge)