Genuine question, but how is functionally more limited? You can still run any executable, munge text outputs, and... Well, isn't that what just about any shell do?
On top of that, you can play with objects on the pipeline, which fewer shells support.
Edit: perhaps you mean in comparison to scripting tools, e.g. Python? I had read the OP to be asking more about it as a shell, I think.
I think in the UK at least this view might be a little outdated - every house I've ever lived in has had GFCI sectors across the house, or had to be updated to have it when work was done.
I am amused to report that this is a legally distinct definitely-not-Zachtronics company that just happens to have two guys (including Zach) from Zachtronics in.
... But yeah, they're back, whoo!
This makes me very happy. I hadn't spotted that Zach had formed Coincidence.
Oof, annoyingly I didn't notice that.
That's a heck of a drive! Hope you have fun with it.
This sounds like a wonderfully wholesome weekend. Nice one! Have a great time!
I tried a pair of the Xreal Ones recently. They were pretty decent, though I was a little disappointed by the limited FOV (relative to real life screens, as I gather they're pretty good for this style of display) the screen pinning was very good, and I really liked the "ultrawide" support (other than the aforementioned fov).
I'm thinking about buying a pair before I have a bunch of long flights later in the year.
And they just got partially acquired by HP.
Real "got money, I'm out" energy, there.
Can you imagine having to explain that, though?
Depending on how long you've been absent, Witcher 3 may tick some of those boxes for you.
Just as I was saying to myself "I'm pretty happy with the Garmin I have, I don't need a new Pebble," here come Pebble's marketing department with a reason!
... What do you mean this is an announcement from Garmin?