AbiWord is opensource and is a good alternative to as MS Word 97: Uncluttered, quick, and easy to figure out. https://www.abisource.com/ EDIT: Sorry, they've dropped Windows support recently.
I don’t think it’s fair to dismiss what seems to be a reasonable discussion as simply “TERF talking points” and then reframe what your opponents are saying in an un-sympathetic way.
Any god of a tradition that's been successfully around for a few thousand years would be a good start. Even if you don't believe in a deity, the traditions of a successful culture are worth considering given we only…
I would encourage you to read it - it's a book that is part of our civilization now. It starts off with showing the horrors of unchecked monopoly capitalism. And then it switched to the remedy - a collectivist utopia.…
As I understand it, a Chinese company now owns a large portion of Forbes https://www.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN16Z0BW
Yes, it works, and that's why it's dangerous because it lets a manager fall into bad habits of doing it again. It makes the people doing the work pull out all the stops - beg vendors for support, drive to the customer…
In my HR hat, I would be reluctant to hire anybody that had recent training that was explicitly given exclusively to one race or excluding other federally protected classes like religion, gender, or handicap.
The 6809 and accompanying Motorola 6833 SAM chip in your Dragon that handled the graphics was originally meant to be a video terminal - and uppercase was just fine for that. The later versions of the SAM did have a…
I use mine almost exclusively for listening to books - when you have a chore that you know how to do without thinking like putting away the dishes or mowing the lawn it can turn it into something enjoyable. For me,…
If you're curious - this practice is so you don't squander your life. Reminders of death are uncomfortable so we tend to avoid them - but they can properly spur us to life with vigor in the time we have. When I was an…
I couldn't handle the emotional issues of pricing - I like my customers so I made my rates low. One of my employees saw the problem and started to handle the pricing - he quotes stupid high rates that leave a lot of…
Perhaps not. I'm 42 and I'm tend to think of my station in life as just being delayed by 15 years - I had to get over a rather crappy childhood and a protracted adolescence. (That said, I'd admonish anyone your age that…
In the US too - the reasoning is that it's simple and should work in a power outage as the telephone company usually can power it from the central office. Conversely, VoIP would depend on too many technologies working…
It really depends on the load and if your raidz has 1,2, or 3 spare drives. From what I've experienced, re-slivering a the new drive in a raidz seems to happen at about 30% of the maximum ZFS throughput under medium…
This could be incorrect: I've been told by layers that WP got the word count feature right at a time when MS Word often didn't. Apparently, certain aspects of the profession demand that some documents don't go above a…
AbiWord is opensource and is a good alternative to as MS Word 97: Uncluttered, quick, and easy to figure out. https://www.abisource.com/ EDIT: Sorry, they've dropped Windows support recently.
I don’t think it’s fair to dismiss what seems to be a reasonable discussion as simply “TERF talking points” and then reframe what your opponents are saying in an un-sympathetic way.
Any god of a tradition that's been successfully around for a few thousand years would be a good start. Even if you don't believe in a deity, the traditions of a successful culture are worth considering given we only…
I would encourage you to read it - it's a book that is part of our civilization now. It starts off with showing the horrors of unchecked monopoly capitalism. And then it switched to the remedy - a collectivist utopia.…
As I understand it, a Chinese company now owns a large portion of Forbes https://www.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN16Z0BW
Yes, it works, and that's why it's dangerous because it lets a manager fall into bad habits of doing it again. It makes the people doing the work pull out all the stops - beg vendors for support, drive to the customer…
In my HR hat, I would be reluctant to hire anybody that had recent training that was explicitly given exclusively to one race or excluding other federally protected classes like religion, gender, or handicap.
The 6809 and accompanying Motorola 6833 SAM chip in your Dragon that handled the graphics was originally meant to be a video terminal - and uppercase was just fine for that. The later versions of the SAM did have a…
I use mine almost exclusively for listening to books - when you have a chore that you know how to do without thinking like putting away the dishes or mowing the lawn it can turn it into something enjoyable. For me,…
If you're curious - this practice is so you don't squander your life. Reminders of death are uncomfortable so we tend to avoid them - but they can properly spur us to life with vigor in the time we have. When I was an…
I couldn't handle the emotional issues of pricing - I like my customers so I made my rates low. One of my employees saw the problem and started to handle the pricing - he quotes stupid high rates that leave a lot of…
Perhaps not. I'm 42 and I'm tend to think of my station in life as just being delayed by 15 years - I had to get over a rather crappy childhood and a protracted adolescence. (That said, I'd admonish anyone your age that…
In the US too - the reasoning is that it's simple and should work in a power outage as the telephone company usually can power it from the central office. Conversely, VoIP would depend on too many technologies working…
It really depends on the load and if your raidz has 1,2, or 3 spare drives. From what I've experienced, re-slivering a the new drive in a raidz seems to happen at about 30% of the maximum ZFS throughput under medium…
This could be incorrect: I've been told by layers that WP got the word count feature right at a time when MS Word often didn't. Apparently, certain aspects of the profession demand that some documents don't go above a…