I vaguely recall (maybe) testing it on Windows in a VM on Linux. But day-to-day, I would prefer to avoid the extra layers and resource bloat.

A few years back, I played around with the most basic SDR dongle you showcased here. I don't use Windows; it was a bit of a fight to get it to work on Linux, it was a better experience on the Mac. I may need to consider one of the better options you touched on.

Any info regarding how well they are able to climb after takeoff on a single engine?

“… and I’ve already rebooted it…”

I would add that efforts (time, money) should be spent to ensure the roadways are of the sort of design that NotJustBikes would approve of.

In cities where there isn’t likely to be investment available for badly needed service improvements AND free fares (sadly, that’s MOST cities), I strongly prefer strategic ridership-focused SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS, along with reasonable fares (and free fares for under 18, over 60, and low income). 3/

Maybe if it wasn't an awful chemical, his showboating might mean something. But to sniff something like that?
Obviously unlikely to cause him any damage with a small exposure like that. But would he like to sniff the finished product (petrol) for weeks? The science is already in, there.

If she can't vote other than along party lines, that to me is equivalent to no vote at all.

Let me try something here… .
Go go gadget AI!

Also, we came close to buying a tantalising house which only occupied 1/4 of the property it was on. During the process, we learned that the council had a restriction regarding the trees on the other 3/4 of the property, ie, must agree not to cut those down. I was pretty happy about that part.

I’ll admit I did a double-take with his name. Early morning eyeballs, and all that.

I gave up trying to stop VSCode from getting laggy (even while scrolling), and couldn’t justify removing any additional plugins.
Switched to Neovim/Lazyvim some 6+ months ago. The odd rough spot here and there, but I feel like I have seriously levelled up.

Hmm. Maybe it wasn't Cursor I'd tried. This looks to be Mac-only.
Oh - it was Windsail. Never mind.

I might need to take another look at Cursor, then.
Used VScode for years, but the drag caused by performance (affecting things like scrolling up/down) was the impetus needed to dive into Neovim and try on a couple distros. Happiness.
I've also recently been blown away by Aider, so....