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All true as of when I quit Ubuntu a couple years ago. Your interpersonal skills need work.

Debian is already on 6.12.115, the stable kernel from 3 days ago. Who knows what horrors were fixed?

Debian is, in every way that I know, superior to Ubuntu.

  - no snap nonsense where you can't turn off upgrades
  - stays close to upstream LTS kernels
  - does not carry around some ridiculous kernel patch set
  - no irritating adware on login

I switched after the aforementioned patch set broke containers and destroyed my server instance a couple years ago. Apparently nobody bothered to check containers before releasing the kernel.

Teachers' unions in the United States are dedicated to two things:

  - increasing pay and benefits for teachers to the maximum possible
  - reducing accountability for poor teaching to the minimum possible

Since many people foolishly believe that supporting teachers' unions is good for children, the results are predictable: very expensive schools that do a bad job.

Give up this mad idea, or else.

Stochastic parrot truthers in shambles.

They bundled the fixes with a regular bugfix release, looks like.

The police should wake them up.

Safari and Edge on macOS still vulnerable as of this writing.

The average citizen would be far better off if we all did so.

I suppose so, but it's still the case.

Sounds entirely reasonable to me. They tried to give some credit. The main contribution is the solution that Claude came up with.

Stochastic parrot truthers in shambles.

Easy for you to say, if you're not paying the cost!

Documentation? In the video game industry? Surely you jest.

For example, people who want to get society off fossil fuels such as heating oil.

Climate activists rejoicing!

No, there aren't any iPads as cheap as that, at least not new.

Doesn't seem worth the upgrade at that price. Siri still stinks in general.

I wonder what 'Apps Available from iPhone' means on their tech specs page. For example, the Apple TV app.

It's cheaper.

Appalling choice.

Thank you for the explanation. I was reacting to the statement that the economy and the people are the same thing.

Yes, that is an accurate statement by him. As with many things, corruption and fraud in the visa process have grown over time and are mostly unremarked upon.

This is an incredibly blinkered view. The economy is important, but there are many other factors as to whether a given policy is overall good for the citizenry or not.

It’s wonderful.

Stochastic parrot truthers in shambles.

"almost certainly"? Wow.

Well worth it so far.

I need it to stop stealing so much of my money and leave me alone.