This comment feels at odds with what you said about traffic being preferable to tolls. Although I suppose public transport is slower if you design a city around the concept of "fuck you, got mine".
aes
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why does open source companies like canonical and opensuse don't host their own fediverse instances?
Why would they host something like Lemmy or Mastodon? I'm sure their development communities and employees use something like email, IRC, Matrix or Slack to communicate internally. Creating a federated instance of something doesn't make sense for them unless it would help work towards their organisational goals.
I suppose I'll be watching two pile of snakes pretending to be people for the duration of which this plays out.
Oh
I'm going to miss the old thing :(
Contrivances don’t make a story ineffective
You may want to rethink that one (jk) as this post feels contrived as all hell and becomes ineffective at communicating anything meaningful for it.
I just got a pretty good deal on an old ThinkPad (think 10 years old now) to use as a beater for screwing with ArchLinux a-
it begins.
I reflexively deny all or as many cookies as I can, and I have never had a site not work; to my knowledge they all work perfectly.
Universities are not monoliths, to me it seems like the desire for a merger was a top-down motivation (i.e. by top level management) that faced strong opposition bottom-up (staff and faculty).
apt is to Debian and Ubuntu what dnf is to RHEL-based distros (Fedora, CentOS, RHEL, Alma/Rocky) or zypper is to SUSE-based distros. RPM's equivalent is dpkg
In my case I was ecosystem'd into RPM and Flatpak, so openSUSE makes me happy
That's a very interesting anecdote, now that you say it
This was an amazing thing to read