It’s the only thing that there’s just too little of.

It’s the only thing that there’s just too little of.

True. But I was meaning more spiritually.

If Ubuntu, Arch, Fedora, Suse, etc… are the Greek Gods, then Debian and Slackware are the mythological Titans that preceded them.

Distros that come after the Greek Gods (Elementary, Manjaro, CachyOS, etc…) are basically the equivalent of every time Zeus or another god would go down to earth to have sex with a mortal and create a demigod (Hercules, Achilles, Aeneaus, etc…)

I’m from Saskatchewan. Literally nothing would change for me.

Debian’s the grand-daddy from which the others all were born.

I’ve thought about making the switch but what holds me back is stability.

I don’t mean stability from a software perspective. But from a distro perspective. Distros come and go all the time. Four or Five have stable enough support through community developers and industry sponsorships that they’ve managed to become large enough and supported enough to be considered Evergreen Distros for lack of a better word. In other words, distros where the support base is large enough to be considered “too big to fail” (Ubuntu, Mainline Arch, Manjaro, Fedora, Gentoo, etc…)

The rest eventually just fade away. I’ve always avoided distros that are maintained by a small community of enthusiasts because enthusiasm goes away really quickly once the real work of maintaining a distro rolls around.

I won’t pull the trigger on any small community project until I’m reasonably sure I’m not going to have to jump to a new project a year from now when the developers get tired of it and move on to something else.

Bitwarden.

Paid. Not because I need the added paid features, but because I value it and want to show my appreciation for the developers.

I use it on an older Ticwatch C2+ with gadget bridge.

I like it. It works well for what I need it for. They just released 2.0, which means it’s still actively developed (though development is slow)

My only issue is that with newer versions of android, something about the bluetooth makes it disconnect randomly. Don’t know if that’s just my device, or my phone, or common. But I randomly have to forget the device and re-pair it. Which is kind of annoying.

“Edge-lord can’t get stolen game to work on linux while legit copies work just fine. Blames Linux.”

– Fixed your headline.

An adorable little bag of Ricin.

Actually it’s pretty clear that part of domestication for dogs was making them less intelligent.

Had a Mastiff. Can confirm.

Quokka of course.

So Hank’s head on Bobby’s Body is basically Cotton?

Would it kill you to put a note pointing out which is which? Yeesh…

Is it a base within reach of Iranian drones? Pretty please…

“Risk of attack is too great…”

Ah…so the US Navy operates off the same playbook as the Uvalde police department, I see.

Like Bitch, you’re a warship. It’s literally your job to put yourself at risk during a conflict.

Precisely.

Part of the awe of watching movies (The so-called movie magic) is that at the same time as you’re in awe of the film, there’s a part of you in awe of how much collaborative work it took to create that stunt/effect/miniature, etc…

There’s no magic anymore when one can just do the same thing in Blender at home if they had enough time to learn.

Serious question, because I really don’t know. But has there ever been a precedent in any country/city/school board/whatever…, where once someone has been removed from office, their term was completely expunged, as in every decision they made, every appointment, etc… was reversed and the clock reset back to before they took office?

I’m a 50 year old man with functioning retinas…

I think technically the word for this kind of evolution is “iterative” not "transformative. As each step iterates on what came before.