Dryers don't work, from what I've heard.
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I think I owe you an apology. I took your initial comment as you trying to insult me, given our past interactions. Not that I wasn't giving an honest opinion on the design itself, but otherwise I would have just kept it to myself.
None of the design elements work with each other, to start with. Then it's like after the fact, some shmuck from the propaganda office told the architects to stick a stupid looking fighter jet in there. It's like a weak man's idea of a strong design.
That's not opulent, that's just bad taste. The other one was absolutely beautiful.
In case anyone is wondering, that's Komsomolskaya station, built in 1952. Later stations tended to not be so opulent.
I used to use Amarok, but now I have a subscription to Youtube Music. It gives me a lot of flexibility on running it in a browser or on Android without worrying about syncing.
Though it is just a tad entertaining watching Alex Jones try to figure out how to respond to "I like Hitler".
I will never get tired of Year of Linux Desktopping!
Okay, I guess I'll say it. Year of Linux Desktop!
The one area where gift cards are nice is when you for sure know that someone is going to be shopping somewhere and will use it up. My husband and I recently gained two nephews through his brother's fiancee's previous marriage. There's a local game store that the boys love, so we got them gift cards paired with an outing to the store and lunch. My brother-in-law and his fiancee just had a baby, our niece, so it's also a way to give them a little bit of a break. It wouldn't have been existing for them if it had just been cash.
I got it working, but KDE just didn't work well with the resource constraints. I should have picked something more lightweight. Oh well.
Or just pin a post. That is, after all, what the feature is for.