Suggestion at the end:

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Wouldn't it destroy GoogleBot (and other search engine) those making your site delisted from Search?

It explains why HAL got mad. To be honest I never watch original in full. Started watching and got bored. But watched 2010 in one go. I don't know why. It was inspiration to watch it after I saw this film mentioned in one YT video.

I liked that it touch topic of war between US and USSR. And I really enjoyed quality of Practical Effects.

They just should let users choice to use older version, like concise games that strive on mods do. Like Rimworld or ONY

Did you watch second part, 2010: The Year We Make Contact? Really like quality of effects.

Ok. Coz it is really common for SteamD users to forget removing SD card when didassembling device. Lots of cards have been lost

UPS won't protect from Kernel Panic, sadly

I believe it uses gtk-webview. So on KDE system you would use GTK as a base. But you anyway would have GTK libs in your system.

Is zoom Electon?

It looks like shit and feels like shit. I thought it was native tbh... given how chunky UI is. Looks like GDI programming to me. Or they took design from Android 2 and ported it to Desktop.

I think that's what is learnt on Design courses at university. Also ergonomics.

But IDK. I saw "professional" web-designers who don't consider colorblind peoples in their colors.

But I didn't ask if they had professional education.

I haven't use any alternatives, and haven't developed with electron, but I know that there are another alternative -- Tauri. It also uses web-view. It's built in Rust and allows apps to be developed in JS (providing JS api) and in Rust.

What I can say -- JS support won't be cross-platform, like we have with NodeJS in electron. Special debug per platform might be required.

But AFAIK real RAID don't perform CRC, thy rely on drive to report bad sector. In case if on one drive data got corrupted, it would return data from one drive or another. In case of mirroring. If we aren't talking about RAID 6 I think.

you can replace sectors within them if a problem occurs

That won't help you if sector where your data is located dies!