Those space construction startups know what they’re doing. They’re selling billionaires a bridge to nowhere; and it’s working.

Guess I should have gone CHA instead of INT.
I might have gotten some of that billionaire money to buy more RAM.

But people game it nonetheless, one way or another.

As I said, it’s all about the execution. If enough people decide to stop being vigilant, the people that come to replace them will be those, actively sabotaging the system. And after that, vigilance won’t be enough.

$7/day

Going with the dollar value doesn’t do much and is not a good enough indicator.
If a community were almost fully bartering and had all means of production, or had their own local currency, which they then didn’t trade with the Govt, you could also get similar values.

There are better ways to prove your point, like the level of adulteration in basic food resources, the quality of housing etc.

If you still want to go with the dollar value, you need to then normalise it using a price index, which you can create against the dollar value of certain types of goods, which then have to be calculated for similar products in both places (the country with the source currency and the one you are comparing it with).

I think you are missing a lot of steps in between.

I want to create a world where each person give according to their ability and take according to their need.

I don’t like the way that line is phrased.
This can very easily lead to overexploitation of all those who are honest and sincere, while helping those who can easily lie. How so?:

• I don’t need an air cooled room or even electricity at my house

• I don’t need to have good food, as is proven by me surviving 3+ years overpaying for shitty food

• I don’t need access to the Fediverse, or to be able to discuss things with people across the world

• I am able to work 13+ hours a day

• I am able to work in a place full of toxic fumes, until I die early because of it

• I am able to shut up while the politicians masquerading as engineers, dump all the consequences of their wrongdoings onto me

And guess what, so can you, but those who are good at lying, can easily convince the system otherwise.
So while I would want to live a better life, eat better food and do some work for myself, I can’t, because I can, “not do it”.

In the end, it’s all up to execution and there will always be those, who would like to twist the words to get their way.

I came in thinking this was some data recovery story using Linux to get an MBA certificate.

Because having salt of an acid out of a citric fruit in water, makes it tasty.
I just use some black salt, though. Much cheaper.

I didn’t fully understand this, but if you are saying that you want to run something that reads the selected files and creates a new file in the same directory from those contents, then yes, the service menu is a better option than a template.

While templates are meant for statically configured data, there might be some variable parameters available that I just don’t know of.

With the service menu thingy, you can just run any executable or shell script.

Since your question has already been answered, here’s a bonus:
Add a Desktop Entry in ~/.local/share/kio/servicemenus/ to get right-click menu actions.

e.g. to add to Dolphin (and Konqueror) right-click menu

[Desktop Entry]
Type=Service
ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin
MimeType=<MIME type of whichever type of file the application will work with>;
Actions=NameOfAction
Icon=icon-name-from-theme-for-desktop-entry

[Desktop Action NameOfAction]
Icon=icon-name-of-action-from-theme
Name=Name of action that the user will see
Exec=application-as-you-would-call-in-cli "%f"

What the %f means and what you might want to use instead

So the strategy works!
Just need to open a bitcoin wallet now and add it as a resource file in an executable that seems like it would be a malware and “report” it to someone who will do this stuff.

A lot of things are easier to learn when you have a base foundation.

Also, a lot of skills have interrelated mental pathways, so once you have enough exp with one, learning the other means, you are actually plasticising your brain, less than what you would have, had you learnt the other skill without knowing the first.

That is before tax.
You might have to consider interstate duties.

Perhaps learn Toaster Repair and reuse the older ones.

Who knows, you might end up finding a Vinyl record.

On Windows, it was Superfetch.
Whenever I was unable to load something, whenever copying took too long, whenever the system was being too hot, it was Superfetch.
Then I tried multiple ways to first stop it then disable it and realise it came back up later on.
Then it was always Windows Update.

Now, at least I am not fighting my OS.

I have had a flicker or 2, a few times. Need to change my monitor.
But the AMD GPU (and its driver) seems fine for now.

I don’t have a flawless experience.
I just got to choose which flaws I am willing to keep.

Oh btw, I chose my motherboard based on Linux reviews.

You are in violation of the Community Guidelines due to not marking the comment “NSFW”.
Of course we are not going to tell you why, but you get 1 strike.

/s

Yeah, probably just extra weight that interferes with the speed of your cells doing their job.

Sadly, I didn’t use an online service to buy them.

Maybe that’s counting the time taken by the polar bear to catch up to the runner fighter from the farthest distance they are capable to lock-onto a target.

Maybe something like:

• The spiracles stop working and the insect stops most major movements
• When the air becomes better, the new air fills the spiracles and reinvigorates the insect

vs

• Humans need to use their muscles to start breathing, or they will require external assistance

nets serving their purpose long after EOL, except noone is being served.

I wish modern day electronics did as well and they could serve someone.