I've found CachyOS to be fairly uncomplicated and it's gaming tweaks make most things work out of the box through Lutris. I'd probably avoid the standard Arch install for a newbie
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I'm going to investigate more tomorrow, but it looks like you can add a forward zone to your unbound.conf to specify which upstream servers to use.
Not a bad question, but I'm not sure it's relevant to this story.
A rather expensive but well performing one is Jack59. They make the only conditioner bar I've actually liked. The shampoo bar is great too but it's quite small for the price.
For cheaper options, I believe many store brands have more local packagers, but you'd have to look into each one.
I also use Unscented Company products but haven't tried their shampoo/conditioner.
Madeinca.ca lists a few others.
This is my setup too. I use WG-Tunnel to manage the VPN connection on my phone. It just monitors whenever you disconnect from your trusted WiFi network and automatically enables the VPN.
Only hiccup I've found is wireless Android Auto isn't a fan of a VPN.
It's kind of funny that we literally grow straws and just don't use them. Wheat straw is a biodegradable alternative that doesn't disintegrate and is often just left in the field after harvest. It might not work for thicker beverages like milkshakes or smoothies, but works great for everything else.
Loblaws (Canadian grocery overlords) sells some.
Thou shalt not speculate, but I'm going to do it anyway. Given the lack of a wing and icy conditions, I would guess a skid off the runway caused a roll once the wheels caught the snow, detaching a wing and leaving the plane on its roof. Thankfully the lower speed would mean simply rolling over rather than the more...destructive alternative.
Right, but having to stop to charge midway through a 2-300 km trip isn't that practical for most around here. That length of drive isn't uncommon and stopping would be a turnoff for people used to doing the whole trip with an ICE vehicle.
Cold weather performance has to improve a bit too. That 300km can easily become 200 or less in a Canadian prairie winter, which isn't enough to be competitive with ICE vehicles, and given the state of charging infrastructure.
That little blue triangle in the top left is quite the turnoff.
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Just made this sectional following the plans from Ana White.
Roughly $900 CAD in materials, $750 of that being the cushions. I used Duvholmen cushions with Jarpon covers from Ikea, accent pillows I found at Home Sense. All 2x4 lumber and I used pocket holes where screws would be visible. Finished with Ready Seal natural cedar.
Quite happy with it overall. It's really comfortable and will last far longer than (and was cheaper than) those plastic weave ones from big box stores.
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Right, but I would say the same thing and for a gaming machine, I would much prefer something that did the Arch install for me and worked for most games out of the box.