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It’s OK, 9 front isn’t right for everybody.

For instance, it is not for me.

I enjoyed the manual though.

I recommend everybody read the 9front manual.

Ubuntu bad, amirite? /s

This is standard on all phones and macs. Glad that speech to text is now available on Linux. Wish they didn’t call it AI…

For free?

Thanks! I’d probably do then all except the last one – not worth it imo

Where do you check?

It has been done before. The ones I know about:

1. Tom Scott in a 737 in a simulator.
2. Passenger in a cessna (a few different times, here’s one https://www.globalair.com/articles/passenger-with-no-flight-experience-lands-cessna-caravan-after-pilot-collapses/12468)

This is only possible since the ATCs, etc, clear the air for the emergency and do everything they can to make it possible.

Hanuman <3

The security aspect I’ve heard is that knowing your IP is one thing, but the more services you have running on your IP the more security holes there are likely to be. That was the idea for having public dns point to a VPS for nextcloud, so it is still reachable by the public, but not exposing the home network to any holes nextcloud may have.

But I’m not sure that is a great solutiin either.

How to find out if 9front is right for you?

In US usage, it used to be that a situation could be “fraught with” complications, or hidden meaning, or difficulty, but it had to be “fraught with” something.

These days, the British style of saying that the situation is simply “fraught” seems to be way more popular than before.

Efficiency at work i guess. Maybe some cunning linguist can explain.

I’d say pram is still pretty British (“I have to push the pram-a-lot!”) in the US it would be almost definitely stroller.

This is one of those ones that’s different whether you’re in British English or American English.

The technical philosophical usage seems to mostly be on the British side of things.

It annoys me when people put double spaces after periods, but i guess it was necessary in the typrewiter days? Idk

Also an electroboom fan :p

It’s funny, quite a few misguided souls on the threadiverse seem to think that the /s is implied.

On the internet, it never is. That’s why we invented it.

“Piss over vulvas”? Not sure if that’s real.

For me, i make peace with this by thinking, the rules are one way for writing dialog, and perhaps another way when needing to convey the exactness of a quote.

Thanks for the detailed explanation, that helps a lot