Endymion_Mallorn

That’s a general statement about that man’s existence - he has his own bizarre approach.

Given how durable and versatile bathtubs are, I wouldn’t be surprised.

You forgot spite. Spite is more effective than anger because it’s less distracting and lasts longer.

If the way someone goes to war with the US is by freeing us from the overly-centralized landlords of the Internet, maybe whoever they are isn’t so bad.

Yup. Most of our core electrical infrastructure is over 100 years old now. And thanks to a combination of NIMBYism, profiteering, and the anti-nuclear brigades, we’re not likely to see that change any time soon.

I just want AWS, Azure, Google, & Cloudflare to go down at the same time.

And maybe stay down.

I prefer Flatpak

Oh, that guy. I don’t have anything for or against him.

Wait, Commodore is still around? Or again?

Just give us an un-fragged version of Amiga and we’ll all be happy.

F-droid and my (example) personal-site-turned-app-store rejoice!

Until Google kills them soon.

Two days.

Well, too bad, because I’m right!

But the ads were working.

As a platform grows, you tend to get more diversity of voices. As voices become diverse, conflict becomes inevitable.

New, high performance hardware is built with Windows in mind. It’s going to take some work to change that fact.

Another Windows (XP) would a strong positive if we could get to that level of market dominance. It means OEMs and hardware makers will target that OS for compatibility. It means software devs will write software targeting that OS and tell people that they’re doing so. And it’s not about just writing for “Linux”, not even “Debian Linux”, but for “Mint” specifically. That way we have less stuff like Waydroid that’s definitely written for Linux, but not for Mint. Centralization and accessibility are incredibly important.

A nice idea, but the whole image could be replaced with “Just use Mint”.

Exactly. Especially considering what they’re doing to Android.

So I guess I’m going to have to learn to use ADB.

It’s just another Chrome.