I think the idea could work, if you had something like a decentralised Kagi
Pay tokens to search - get tokens by hosting the search engine, buy tokens if you can’t host, token value should be tied to the electrical cost of one search.
Fully not for profit.
Obviously, OP’s thing isn’t that, but I can dream.
I’d thoroughly erased it’s existence from my mind it seems. It’s the reason I went back upstream to Debian many moons ago.
I assume 6.6.6 will be the LTS release?
They do it all the time, but then ‘balance’ it with something terrible. (these aren’t in chronological order)
Upstart - good idea.
PulseAudio wayyyy too early - bad idea.
Unity - good idea
Mir (display server) - bad idea
I don’t understand why Elon is still even involved with Tesla and hasn’t just been kicked to the kerb.
Third time’s a charm for Vyatta/eBox?
I don’t see any paid support subscriptions yet, so maybe it’ll work this time.
It does not matter if one Tesla drove 10 km, or two teslas drove 5 km each.
It absolutely does, as they could have an accident with each other. If your statistics were taken, we could simplify down to a single vehicle globally, which can’t have an accident with another vehicle as we’re just removed them from consideration.
They stopped doing that when they nuked XUL.
Tech for corpos only, like HBM. Not interested.
According to a chart in Tesla’s Q4 2025 earnings report showing cumulative robotaxi miles, the fleet has traveled approximately 500,000 miles as of November 2025. That works out to roughly one crash every 55,000 miles.
For comparison, human drivers in the United States average approximately one police-reported crash every 500,000 miles, according to NHTSA data.
That means Tesla’s robotaxis are crashing at a rate 9 times higher than the average human driver.
That comparison requires there only be a single RoboTaxi though… It’s a faulty comparison.
Tesla’s Robotaxis suck, but you don’t have to go about making questionable statistics to show that.
I’ve often described Europe as being the ‘other end of the internet’ since from Australia it’s often routed over the Pacific to US(via Hawaii and either Guam or New Zealand), over the US, then over the Atlantic.
tu.berlin is 316ms away.
The new system, called Visio
oh boy, I can already see the lawsuits, Annoying Orange getting mad.
It wouldn’t surprise me if this somehow ends with US no longer honouring PDO and Trump making ‘Trump Gold Champagne’
I’m both genuinely happy for you and mildy annoyed. YT bitrates are awful and SLSK is like right there…
JamesDSP is nice too.
It’s not at all like MacOS.
KDE is closer to finder than Gnome Shell.
It’s not so much just an aesthetic, you can make KDE and even GNOME look much more like MacOS than eOS will and KDE can even to an extent act like Finder (GNOME not so much, they’re too ideologically different)
But Pantheon is designed to act like Finder. (whilst trying to not infringe on Apple’s designs) It’s the closest thing functionally to the modern Finder outside OpenSTEP.
It’s a lot easier to switch Distros than switching from Windows or MacOS to Linux in the first place.
But you’re still going to be reinstalling the OS and all your programs again.
However - You can try most Linux distros without installing them, like give it a go for a night, if you don’t like it at all, nothing has changed. If you do, maybe try another night (and another) if you really like it, make the choice.
Beatport and Juno are both stores
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FaceID and TouchID haven’t been yet, after 13 years.
So probably not?