(said startup tracks down non-consensual imagery with facial recognition)

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Trump has expressed an intention to revoke that is represented in the Transportation secretary’s letter saying he would “discuss the orderly cessation of toll operations”, though yes, it’s still in effect, and the MTA is challenging the pending revocation with a very strong case

ehhhh, the only thing the model got quite wrong was the level of control on access to media, internet, and especially education. Other than that the article’s example responses seem pretty on-point. (I only otherwise found a blemish where a few words needed further clarification; I found no other errors in my first reading.) Though I do also find the name of the model quite off-putting.

plus eggs were getting ridiculously expensive. not long ago they were at $12 a dozen when we bought them

Either way, it’s clearly intended as its own thing, its own product, for end-user use, not just distro devs.

The GRUB update is why more Arch needs more testers lol. They do have separate repositories for testing, but none of the active testers had the relevant problematic configuration that caused that problem during the testing period, and then it shipped to stable. The package maintainer did configure the package to not include the breaking change that same day, but it doesn’t look like that was ever shipped for some reason.

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Ubuntu has over 100 forks. Is Ubuntu a distro template? Something being forkable merely means that it is libre software.

“Hello sales Team, I hope this email finds you well,” the email started. “I would be grateful if you provide us with best/lowest price quote for the following items for Federal’s demand. Please assist in me in the below.”

This a joe job?

I just don’t understand how someone can claim that Arch is a “distro template”.

There are so many more aspects of Arch that you conveniently ignored. The filesystem hierarchy, the special compilation arguments options tweaks and configuration for e.g. dynamic linking, and how Arch has way more packages than just “some packages in the base system”. And no, I don’t mean the AUR. Arch is no less of a distro than any other distro. What is a distro if not a large swathe of packages meticulously tweaked to interop gloriously?

yet another case for how nearly everything is better than manjaro

Arch is aimed at people who know their shit so they can build their own distro based on how they imagine their distro to be.

Is Arch only for people who know how to seek help? Maybe. But it absolutely is not a distro template. It’s a distro.

, literally the original title text. Truly the year of the password manager

That’s fair.

Anker has a nice “vertical” mouse that has a wired variant. For keyboards I usually just check for an obscure Chinese brand

I agree that it’s not ideal, but hey, it’s open source, and the Louis Rossmann cult is the only other top-tier donor, so I’m sure they’ll be fine.

Sounds fun, but I wish there were more people who’d invest in making Firefox’s Gecko more easy to use (stretch goal: revive Proton, which is Electron but Firefox) instead of pushing a ton of effort into inventing a new thing.

That said, this is coming from SerenityOS (specifically, the founder and basically the entire community concentrating on building its browser instead of hacking the OS, resulting in a split), so I understand that it might be a lot harder to port large codebases to a new OS instead of than starting a new one.

Edit: It’s Positron, not Proton