Oh my, no the other way round, spreadsheet loads the data and let excel handle it. I think you can probably even embed python at this point. I'm not seriously advocating for this approach either, to be clear.

Dump it out as a CSV and import it to excel?

Iirc bluebrixx use gobricks which are easily comparable to Lego. Mould King do too and also produce a lot of their own sets, bigger and cheaper than Lego. I'm also a fan of JieStar, clutch can be a bit tighter, but the quality is fine - Reobrix use JieStar and make some great original sets.

Dishwashers worked fine as electromechanical devices too. This is all fucking nuts. Mine blew up recently (electromechanical and probably 30 at this point) and I'll be replacing it with one a family member no longer needs. When it gives up the ghost and if I've cleared some garage space by then, I'm minded to take it apart and see how hard it is to reverse engineer the damn thing.

Because it's not ridiculing someone for feeling manly, it's ridiculing the kind of person that goes around stating they're manly as fuck all the time, going out of their way to show how manly they are and generally making "manliness" their entire personality.

Sounds like that's the Dems fault

Yeah, it's fine. Haven't had too much trouble in a good 10 odd years, once the WiFi drivers settled. Mind you I'm not fucking upgrading to 24.04 for another couple of weeks.

If you're super paranoid about it a second drive would probably be enough, just point Linux to that when you're installing.

I doubt AI is going to die, it's objectively useful in many cases. We just don't need it absofuckinglutely everywhere.

Using proton to play cyberpunk 2077

I wish you were joking.

Ambitious exec promotion candidate has an idea, senior executive sees idea and sponsors it as they believe it will make them money, JIRA lands in dev backlog, devs moan about it, devs like having jobs, devs implement.