I and anyone I've heard say the word says it the same as the English pronunciation in this random video I found searching for how to pronounce it. For whatever that small sample size is worth.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3pMOHP3Uu54

There's a strong inference to the point of being pretty obvious but the infographic doesn't explicitly say that the person on the left owns the magazine on the right so I checked the first two to confirm that's the case.

Arch requires a lot of effort to maintain.

Link for reference. https://play.date/

German Bundestag have therefore repeatedly called for state IT systems to be converted to open source software that can be tested by Europe's own security authorities.

The idea of all the governing bodies of an entire continent doing this and collectively giving Microsoft the middle finger pleases me.

I was EV shopping five years ago and I chose not to buy a Tesla because the company was too new, wanted to go with a more established company. Now I wouldn't buy one because of him. So as far as this individual potential consumer goes, yep.

Some disclaimers:

• Commenting based on what I've read, not what I've done. Though Cuba is definitely a place I want to see.
• I'm assuming "what the hell Obama" wasn't sarcastic. If not, I'm probably going to sound tonedeaf.
• I realize this is a Marxist instance commenting about traveling to a communist country. My values don't align with that, though I suspect they aren't terribly far off. Still, we may have different mindsets, if that comes up.

My disclaimer will probably be longer than the rest of my comment, nonetheless, here we go!

The important part is that, as I understand it, Americans aren't restricted to traveling to Cuba. You can't go without a reason, but that reason can be "Support for the Cuban people". That should be the reason for your visit. And you're restricted from using government owned businesses. But you can go and experience the country.

Re: Obama specifically. The fact that you can even do that much is thanks to Obama . He's responsible for the loosening of travel restrictions.

Huh. I hadn't considered that. I dislike the platform and liked the idea of it being blocked, but I hadn't considered it as a limitation of free speech.

Begrudgingly, this changes my opinion.

Maybe conky but probably not?

Conky can be used to display text on your desktop, including grabbing stdout from a program. I'm not familiar with calcurse but if it can dump text output of what you want, that could work.

The big caveat is that conky doesn't work with wayland. It's a work in progress (according to the arch wiki, anyway).

A quick search tells me that mac mini's have ethernet. Are you able temporarily connect that way to fetch the wifi drivers?