roughly up to 5-10 times the normal dose.

sounds "it's okey" ?

Nowhere near lifetime occupational dose limits.

To me it is less the fear of losing identity and income. These can be figured out if the system allows for it. But if the system will not allow for it, for example if we loose our Democratic system along the line, all bets are off.

Vote with your money and support open source software and hardware.

On the topic of old thinkpads, how are you all doing with the old batteries? I have 2 thinkpads, x220 and x230, both with removable batteries. When I leave home for longer I move these batteries to a place in the house where a battery fire would cause the least damage. Am I overthinking this?

If you're really concerned get a metal ammo box (they're like $15 at harbor freight in the US last I checked). I put my 40v ryobi tool batteries in these as they're known for going full firework.

Thanks, ordered!

What got me to go back is mostly UI and design related, but it was mostly stable. I just can't stand the new design. And Tahoe to me felt like I was less in control of the system compared to earlier versions.

On Tahoe I hardly notice liquid glass. The Dock and some buttons I guess. On iOS it's much more in your face, but I am getting used to it.

Seeing the glass buttons in front of a running movie is quite impressive.

Next version will probably "build on Liquid Glass", while moving away from it. At least that's my guess.

It's an example where it can't really help unless you already have some idea what you've got to do. LLM will spit out everything from CPanel instructions to port forwarding when in the end the best way for a non-tech person would be to just dump the files on Neocities.

I wonder if Microsoft will ever turn ship with Windows, or will it all be a decline until it is no longer needed.

At this point it is really only just a vehicle to drive more traffic to office365 (or whatever weird name microsoft is calling it this week).

lets ask SEARS

This also mentions being able to run Windows x86 apps on Linux ARM, something to look forward to for sure!

beautifully written advice! a lot of focus is on data, but when it comes to conversation and pronunciation, a lot of the data seems to be missing the point. pronunciation is vital to understanding.

Thank you. I completely agree.

Data is just the sheet music; pronunciation is the actual performance. Without the right instrument (Audio OS), the music doesn't play.