Edward Torvalds @[email protected]

In tech, 'smart' refers to any device that stops working when the company that manufactures it goes out of business, regardless of what it does.

@aral The answer from Amazon's spokerperson is priceless: "We’ll continue to invent more privacy features on behalf of customers.". You don't need to "invent privacy features" if you're not spying on people in the first place!

I started this instance because I wanted to make a cool place for people to meet and communicate. Thank you for your support, 🇧🇷

https://www.instagram.com/p/B7RF2H-gPHV/

It seems Google A/B tested their new search design, and presumably used their exhaustive monitoring of the user's every twitch to judge their response to it, then put it up in a graph next to the projected revenue increases and then decided to ship it from that.

At no point, I expect, were users solicited for their feedback.

Many American Indians been saying this for years! Bout time someone made it official 👏

Lobster likes his ladies with legs

This is excellent:

https://theoatmeal.com/comics/believe

HT https://twitter.com/@mandylibrary

Debugging Through WebAssembly Is Impossible at https://erikmcclure.com/blog/debugging-through-webassembly-is-impossible/ - discuss at https://freepo.st/freepost.cgi/post/m26cnobe8u #freepost

You know one thing I don't need on #ArchLinux? Flatpak.

I suddenly realized that 100% of the apps I use are already packaged either in the main repositories or in AUR, and are always up-to-date, thus eliminating the need to search elsewhere.

"I Contribute to the Windows Kernel. We Are Slower Than Other Operating Systems. Here Is Why." https://blog.zorinaq.com/i-contribute-to-the-windows-kernel-we-are-slower-than-other-oper/

Links, Lynx, w3m, firefox, konqueror, are the only remaining original browser implementations. If you use chrome or safari you have KDE project to thank for it.

#openbsd has ~ 90 monthly people committing (ports + kernel + base)

#freebsd has ~ 70 monthly people committing on kernel + base and ~ 130 people for ports (some people may commit in both)

#netbsd has ~ 95 people committing on base + kernel and ~ 103 people on pkgsrc (some people may commit in both)

#dragonflybsd has ~ 17 people committing on base + kernel

You can find all of those informations on https://www.openhub.net/