Basically, Microsoft Places and Teams have received workplace check-ins via Wi-Fi. The idea is that if an employee arrives at the office and connects to their enterprise network, their profile status indicator will show them as being present in the office.
Joke's on you. My work is so stingy, they don't offer WiFi to employees. Also, I've blocked location permissions in Teams, just in case.
The God of Christianity is most likely a Canaanite god of the forge who was among other gods, including El and Ashura.
Gods of the forge were often also war gods (swords and armor come from forges), and we see evidence of the ancient Israelites making war with their neighbors on a frequent basis. It follows that Yahweh would therefore rise in cultural importance, and it would eventually assume the roles of its peers in the pantheon.
The early Biblical stories were likely adapted from existing Mesopotamian stories. The parallels between Norse mythology are interesting but not what the current historical consensus accepts.
You need to define what you mean by "god" first. Which god? What are its qualities? What are its falsification criteria?
You can't just say, "What does science have to say," because it's not a singular question about a singular being.
Nope. You cannot sue the legislative body for legislating. You can sue to block or nullify laws, but you can't sue individuals directly who are acting in their capacity as lawmakers.
How is it not? They didn't take over the core projects, they took over the midstream distribution.
You're only affected if you use the AUR. As far as I understand it, the core packages themselves are fine, so this is more of a MitM attack, where somebody compromised the package download streams
I see the web fracturing into a gigantic swamp of corporate AI slop and a tiny pool of the indie web.
Noctalia is a fork of Quickshell, and it provides a bar, dock, background handling, plugins store, and easy settings menus to adjust everything. It feels nice and polished, and it's got a lot of "nice to haves" covered. It also works with Sway! The scrolling logic is a Niri thing, so no need to worry about that.
Wallpaper Engine is a tool hosted through Steam that allows people to have animated desktops, sometimes ones that have sound and even interactivity. The problem is that it's 100% built to work with Windows only. Because it's changing something on your system and not just drawing things on screen like a game, there's really no way for Proton or Wine to help.
And that's what Linux Wallpaper Engine is for! It can take the wallpaper resources and apply them to window managers that support the zwlr_layer_shell protocol, which allows a z-positioning order for the background for Wayland clients. Noctalia has a plugin that makes that integration much easier to manage, so it feels like it's part of the system rather than a hacky workaround.
It might not work, yeah. KDE has integrated KWin and Plasma very purposely that I would be impressed if you could implement the one without the other. Not saying it can't be done, because this is Linux after all, but KDE didn't design Plasma to be modular software, so I would imagine you'd experience broken integrations and such that "just work" with KWin.
Aww, I'm so glad your duck has some friends!
Sure, and I think it speaks to two things: these ideas seem to arise from human nature itself, and they travel! There's some other less-accepted ideas about how much of the NT Bible is influenced by Greek classics, but it's an idea that's not without evidence.