Ah is that what it was. Everyone was always raving about Immich but it was always so slow for me!
Nextcloud Memories is something to check out. It is a vast improvement on the default photo experience and saves moving all your stuff.
I am regularly closing and opening the browser 😅. I also am sure hardware acceleration was disabled, it was immediately obvious when sites with animated transitions slowed to a crawl.
I might try creating a fresh profile, that should hopefully avoid the risk of previously saved settings being reloaded even after a reinstall.
Waterfox is a good idea too haha. I should try it for a while and see if it has the same issue.
In @Dave news this week, I failed to work out why my firefox UI (but not tabs) keep freezing, and I bought a security camera to play with Frigate.
I am also about 8 questions in to analysing the lemmy.nz census data, out of something like 42 questions 😓
(I disabled all addons except uBlock, and the UI still froze. 🤷 🤦 😭 )
Is it? With the advent of cloud storage, it seems that is the easiest way. Any cloud storage, any OS, its the concept of cloud storage that solves this problem.
Thank you, it was bothering me that the creator didn't understand how crosswords work.
I have an original framework I got via freight forwarding as they don't sell to my country. Later they went hard and really locked down their systems against freight forwarding, so I can't get a newer model. I was really keen for the 16 inch AMD one.
Easy. Raspberry Pi. Made in UK, doesn't come with bloatware, Windows, or even any OS (unless you buy the kit that comes with Raspberian pre-installed).
It's also upgradable (or at least expandable) through its many available connections.
Not feasible as a daily driver but it meets the specified requirements.
It will have components made in China but it will be hard to avoid that for pretty much anything made of more than a few different materials.
Alternative answer is the Framework laptop, made in Taiwan, can also be ordered without an OS or even without a hard drive (DIY version that you assemble yourself). You can then be picky about the other parts you buy, it's possible to buy RAM, SSD, etc not made in China.
It is not likely to be the judges' fault. The terms will be laid out in law and precedent, including the discount. It will also be partly about what charges the prosecution brought them up on. The judge can't (and shouldn't be able to) just say it doesn't feel long enough so they added 10 years. While it seems counterintuitive, judges should not have large amounts of individual judgement, and things like this should always be set out in a framework that all judges follow. Otherwise you get significant differences between judges (a book that talks about this is "Noise: A flaw in human judgement").
If we think that this should have a longer jail term, then that should be set out in law, not something an individual judge decides.
In New Zealand it's pretty common to have a midwinter Christmas, even if you have never lived in the Northern Hemisphere. Not that everyone or almost everyone would do it, but in my experience most people would have at least heard of the concept (and I know people who do it most years, and others that do it occasionally).
This is in addition to, not instead of the normal summer Christmas.
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