I've been using tab groups in Firefox for a while (I think I enabled it in about:config). It has been a bit janky so I'm excited to see if this update polishes it a bit.
I have previously tried using both vertical tabs and tab groups and that just broke everything.
I have an old laptop running LibreELEC (literally) strapped to the back of my TV. With a PC connected remote it works great.
Eh I don't even need to think about this anymore. I have a cron job that backs up every March 31st.
Where do you live that every job eats into your sleep? Or are you just a night owl that resents getting up early?
It seems you've worked it out, but for others coming across this, it's an instance specific setting. Whoever is running your instance can decide if users can make their own communities. Most instances let users create communities, including yours.
One caveat is that you can only create a community on the instance your account is on. This is because functionality to create communities on other instances hasn't been implemented yet.
Though you can moderate a community on another instance, so a workaround is creating an account on another instance you want to create a community on, use it to create a community, then use it to assign your main account as moderator.
I'm afraid not.
My kid made a spider web (as in spider man - a spider web on the end of a longer thread about 4m long, all made from paper). Tells me they took it to school and did a prank. Not sure how exactly that worked.
They also said one kid hit other kids as a prank. I don't think that counts though.
Well that wasn't very exciting either! Worked. Cooked tea. Put kids to bed. Tuesdays aren't normally very exciting 🤷
It's 8PM on 1st April so my plans from here are not very exciting.
Hmm the $1B number came from Labour. They are probably referring to a total cost of the project, which would not all be wasted as that investigative work would form the basis of the new plan.
Interesting how the project was ballooning to possibly $4B. That's some massive cost to build new terminals. I'd support spending it if they build the southern one near Blenheim instead of Picton, for cutting the journey time.
I think the major cost saving is having smaller ships means less port side infrastructure, so even if we do upgrade the port to modern standards, it will still be cheaper.
Does that include $1B in cancellation costs? (number from near end of article)
It will be interesting to see when they announce the cost. I'm not sure they even know, it doesn't seem like they have asked for quotes yet. Just browsed for ferries on trade me.
Also, forty rail cars is a lot, each one is equivalent to a fully loaded truck at least.
We currently have one ferry that can take 27 rail cars. Are the new ones intended to replace the old ones or work alongside them? I'm assuming replace them. So I hope both of the new ferries can take rail, as every time someone drives Aratere into something the rail capacity vanishes:
As of 2024, Aratere is New Zealand's only rail ferry. When the vessel is not available, rail freight between the North and South Islands must be transferred to trucks, driven onto other Cook Strait ferries, and then transferred back to rail after the crossing, with associated additional time and cost.
They could have had them not use a screen for some parts of the study and use it for others, but after reading the article and skimming the paper I can't see any indication they did this. It seems they just sent out a survey to 45k people and concluded people who use their phones in bed go to sleep later so that must be the cause.
Worldwide, I don't think that's typical. I live in an urban area and I don't think I know anyone that works more than 45 hours per week. 37.5-40 is more typical for full time roles.
I don't think getting up early to go to your job should be considered impacting on your sleep, if you also get to go home early. Assuming you are getting up after say 6am.