Current is different than an actual release:

https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/cutting-edge/#cur...

I thought that CURRENT takes place after a GA release. Thanks! TIL

Hi - I am the owner of this F-150 Lightning! Happy to answer any questions. I am blogging about it at https://geekyschmidt.com

Hi - I am the owner of this F-150 Lightning! Happy to answer any questions. I am blogging about it at https://geekyschmidt.com

I use Pinta which has been updated recently:

https://www.pinta-project.com/

There are a few ways in my Model 3:

- Valet mode - Set a max speed with a pin - Comfort vs. Sport which changes the driving dynamics drastically

Can confirm the same in NYC. NYU Hospital with nothing fancy other than delivery of a beautiful Daughter. We had to go back due to some Jaundice but were told to visit NYPH for this instead. I imagine we will be well north of 9000 USD when all is said and done.

Fantastic product that still surprises me with its ease of use.

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I have had a tough time emulating even OpenStep on x86, excited to see NeXT attempt to be run semi-natively. It is still one of my favourite architectures and members of the home server farm. Looking forward to seeing where this ends up.

Previous has been around a while already, and works well. It emulates "Black Hardware" (Cube, I think.), and will run even very early versions of NeXTstep. You should give it a try!

I had to doubletake reading the title. For a split second, I thought there was a new release of "Plug-and-Play" Linux out there! It was one of my first Linux distros.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yggdrasil_Linux/GNU/X