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Denmark has a larger area then Switzerland, but Switzerland has a larger surface then Denmark.

That sounds horrible. This is a central part of Gimp interface. Would it not make sense to fork into a different toolkit focused on complex applications?

Electricity can still be more efficient for many of these with heat pumps, like indoor heating and steam production. The gap is smaller then for working engines of cause.

How is seasonal storage relevant here? This is the usual few-hours-fluctuations, I assume? (can't read the article)

Word and Excel seems to change behavior on every release. I don't think it's something Gimp should try to chase. Gimp has save: "Save native gimp file" and export "Export an image file". It's a bit confusing to me why people find this confusing.

'Opening a JPEG' is creating a new image and importing the JPEG to it. ctrl-e on first use will establish the export setting. It's two clicks if you really want to overwrite the original. I think it would be very easy to accidentally and destructively overwrite the original image file if it was different, when ctrl-e is in muscle memory.

It's a blog. It references an interview. The post is also four month old. "In the Pipeline" is generally a fantastic resource on the pharma industry and chemistry news.

I would say it might, with the 'zi' variant (cd with interactive selection (using fzf)).

Yea, can we get one of a CT scanner?

This is why the trial was stopped due to efficacy.

I'm not sure I see the problem: 'Export', and 'Export as' works as 'Save' and 'Save as'. This i like 'Export to PDF' in a word processor. If you never save in GIMP, I suppose you don't use layers?

Why is shift-ctrl-E for 'export' difficult?