The SSD would be fine :)

SSD isn't great for long term storage. They need to be powered on now and then to keep the nand storage active. Rather use a normal HDD for backup and storage.

If you use a ssd keep it in mind it has a limited amount of write cycles, which is probably fine for using it as a backup. But I've read that it needs to be powered on every now and then to refresh the nand memory.

I haven't received a newsletter since Aug 29.

[Pop!_OS by System76](https://pop.system76.com/) might be worth a look. NixOS looks interesting.

I've found it to save some time with autocomplete when you have an existing example in the code to work from and it's a repetitive task. E.g. public void IsNumberEven(int number) { if (number == 0) return true; if number == 1) return false; if number == 2) return true; // copilot will do well with autocomplete here } :P

[Noda Time | Date and time API for .NET](https://nodatime.org/)

I prefer the comments more out of sight, but VS Code lets you override theme colors, so you can have it like you want it :)

Visual Studio - Default Dark Visual Studio Code - Panda Syntax, with some tweaks.

MarkTJohnson wrote:

My biggest gripe is lack of typing of variables.

Typescript to the rescue :)

Clonezilla?

Misc bugfixes... :laugh: You can always check the list of issues closed for that release on GitHub :)

Why not?

Sounds like a situation where unit tests would work well.

Maybe to match VS Code?

Maybe try thunderbird forums / support.

Duplicates in 'All Mail' and Important ? I've seen that happen, but didn't pay attention to the message count.

As in Edge computing, vertices, etc. Perhaps, it's an interesting thought :) So it's not referring to the rounded corner design? Micro soft edge? :P

If you don't want people using it for piracy, then release a crippled version.

I thought you were kidding, but it actually exists :laugh: [GitHub - MaxwellWilliams/guavascript: CMSI 488 Compilers repository for Evan and Max's group project.](https://github.com/MaxwellWilliams/guavascript)