The register is out of the UK and the bulk of their readership is in the US, in both places apple has above 50% market share.

It’s history which weirdly includes a lot of Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine Maxwell’s father.

By then GNU/Hurd will be ready lmao

Are you suggesting Steve Jobs was murdered by John Hodgeman?

It’s way less moving when you remember Jobs was only dying because he tried to treat one of the only actually treatable forms of pancreatic cancer with his diet instead of real treatment. It was still his tech CEO self righteousness that killed him, but just in a way that gave him time to realize how he fucked up.

Whatever meaning it had originally is gone and it’s basically just a way to discredit anyone vaguely on the left you don’t like.

Every single person who actively used Twitter?

I mean Firefox is mostly funded by a deal with Google to have them as the default engine. I don’t like it but I understand why it is the way it is.

Liferea was the first project I contributed to almost a decade ago. I use RSS Guard now but I’m glad to see it’s still kicking.

It’s wild that there aren’t any FOSS Tetris games for Android that have been updated this decade.

Crazy that they make you pay in pounds in the US though.

I just set up Tumbleweed recently with a similar card and can confirm that all you have to do is enable the repo.

I haven’t had any multiple monitor problems since switching to KDE that weren’t actually Nvidia driver issues. My “TV” is a third monitor on a long ass HDMI cable.

Fedora has quick updates, but big changes like gcc or gnome version upgrades, default desktop layout and included software, changes to the package manager, etc. all happen on numbered version releases. They’re on Fedora 38 now. Rolling release distros don’t have numbered releases, they just make changes whenever they’re ready and the “releases” are usually more or less arbitrary snapshots. If you go to the Arch download page, you’d see that the current release is just the date the snapshot was made.

Better him than the ReiserFS guy

Wobbly windows was when computing peaked. It’s been downhill ever since.

Lmao

Fedora is most definitely not a rolling release. (Or stable in my experience)

That has to be the most German piece of software in existence

Sam Harris seems like he was perfectly engineered in a lab to be the first step on the fascist pipeline.