…and human dewormer.

The Linux Unplugged podcast did something similar to an old Arch based server. Only one year out of date, but they had a similar experience.

https://linuxunplugged.com/537

Your problem isn’t Arch. It’s the fact that the Weyland experience is still under development and so not stable release to release.

This will be true on any distro.

If your solution is to freeze your distro in a certain point in time, don’t type pacman anymore.

“Never again”:

• ❌ “We must never do what we did to the Jews in WW2 again”.
• ✅ “We can never allow what we did to the Jews in WW2 to happen again to anyone”.

A move known as “The Macron”.

Not sure this is a good idea.

Counter:

1. Carry-ons can be objectively better for passengers.

That’s not a counter. If carry one have more value to the consumer, that’s what you charge for.

2. Carry-ons are cheaper for airlines.

Not when they’re running out of space and putting things in the hold anyway. Also I doubt they like always flying with a 90% empty hold. If no hold baggage was guaranteed then the plane could carry cargo and make money that way. Or have a smaller more fuel efficient plane.

The airlines have created their own problem. By charging extra for hold luggage it incentivizes people getting as much into the cabin as possible.

Reverse it. Make hold luggage free (because it’s the one that’s actually better for the airline) and charge for cabin luggage that’s beyond small light bags.

It’ll also reduce the load on security.

…but it makes him much easier for them to ignore.

Really? There’s a register of bitcoin wallet IDs to names and addresses?

Bernie isn’t a democrat anymore. He’s independent.

“They are considering the offer!” Trump claimed.

Prize BS

Reform open the doorway for anonymous unregulated donations

Nvidia did have competition 25 years ago, but it also had a culture of winning at all costs. Where people tried to build in openness and objectivity into the graphics industry, Nvidia worked to turn it to their benefit.

If a standard didn’t benefit them, they made an alternative and then pressured it’s use in the industry. If a benchmark didn’t show them in a good light they’d “optimise” it in a way that would corrupt what it was trying measure. So often there was the open way of doing something and the Nvidia way, and Nvidia would use its market position to make sure people used the Nvidia way. This normally left the competition at least a generation behind.

From day one they’ve had an anticompetitive nature and if Radeon hadn’t become part of AMD, Nvidia would have no competition. ATI died and only becoming part of a company with other product lines saved Radeon. If the FTC was still anything to be reckoned with, Nvidia would have been split up a long time ago.

My response would be… Too many? What’s an acceptable number of cruel shootings at civilians?

They’ve been committing war crimes at least since the 60s and never had any consequences. The international community gives tacit approval day after day, month after month, year after year. It’s no wonder they’ve become bolder and bolder over time.

Gaza is apparently the line where people start saying “steady on now”.

…because Grok is being used to push certain “alternative facts” to those who are susceptible.