How funny, I only recently learned of 9Front after trying to find out if there’s still a fork going of the original UNIX OS from Bell Labs (which is exactly what 9Front is… I think.)

Anyway, nice article. Thanks for posting.

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I’m in my mid 30s. Nothing has changed here in that time. SE USA just does not have gas infrastructure.

Also, I’ve never heard the word “hob” in my life. A quick Google seems to show that is what we call a “stove top” or a “stove burner” or “stove eye.”

Growing up, every stove I saw had these:

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You still see those, but these days this type is more common:

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Interesting map. I am very solidly in the yellow.

I grew up in rural SE USA and now live in metro SE USA. I have seen gas fireplaces, but they are more of a luxury item and not used for heating. The people who do have them have a gas storage tank on their property, usually.

I find these articles so odd. I have never once in my life seen a gas appliance outside of a campground.

Also, libre office has randomly crashed for me on multiple distros now, while doing really mundane things like… resizing a window or trying to save the document as PDF.

I will second only office. It’s more stable for me.