Alongside Trump’s upcoming 25 percent auto tariffs, chips will see tariffs as well. In response to a reporter’s question about tariffs on pharma and chips.
This seems to be affecting Windows VMs hosted in AWS, as well. I'm seeing status check failure for Windows VMs across multiple AWS accounts in our Org.
I use the built-in QR-code scanner available in Opera Mini beta. Also, its the only browser I know that has a built-in RSS Feed reader. I use an old APK, as the newer version of Opera Mini removed the RSS functionality.
fd (https://github.com/sharkdp/fd) is the best command line search utility IMO. Its crazy fast and always found what I was looking for.
If you want a GUI alternative, check out Drill (https://github.com/yatima1460/Drill).
Although the development seems stalled, it works well for normal usecases.
If you're looking for an e-book reader in Linux, Foliate (https://github.com/johnfactotum/foliate/) is the best I've seen. I used to be a fan of Calibre E-book reader and had my own custom CSS for theming, but the redesigned e-book reader (I think it was Calibre 4.0) completely broke my setup. I don't know how it is these days, but it was extremely buggy and lagging when I tried some months ago. Even Bookworm (https://github.com/babluboy/bookworm) is a far better alternative than Calibre E-book reader.
Even better, just run Gmail in basic HTML mode. This way you can even open emails in their own tabs. Sure, you lose a bit of functionality, but its well worth the tradeoff, in my opinion.
I dislike Calibre main GUI as well. It looks a bit dated and all, but really convenient for downloading books from Userfiction forums like Spacebattles via the Fanficfare plugin. Also good for simple editing of ebook metadata. Built-in ebook-viewer is highly configurable with custom keybindings and themable with custom CSS.This is my setup
I also thought it was from Times of India initially