But you recognise a ranking is not helping the thing?

The abstaining countries mostly has a Problem with “the gravest crime against humanity”, because there should be no ranking in crimes against humanity.

Where do you place the Holocaust, the holodomor, the crusades? The conquest of the americas?

But their notebooks are massively overpriced design tokens with way too less RAM. As if “kernel hackers” now flock to Apple products just to install asahi.

It’s nice to see that Apple cannot block FOSS, but aside from that, you cannot buy m3 hardware from another supplier, so … Meh…

As a german, the word is very seldom used, and everybody cringes on use of it alone. We even use the english word guide instead for situations where it fits.

I am a software architect, an mainly usw it to refactor my own old code… But i am maybe not a typical architect…

Why the black bars… We don’t censor here…

“Converted into a Propaganda mill” my ass… What is it now if not a Propaganda mill

As a long time linux user i find it normal to only install apps through a package manager (essentially the same) but you have a defined API for package sources and can add sources as you like. that would be the best solution. manually installing apps IS risky, and opens the door for malware and incompatible packages, but if you have a trustworthy package source that your packa manager can varify its packages against it gets way better.

What most people dont’ understand, i live in a part of germany, where eating of self collected mushrooms will radiate you, where boars in the forest are radioactive because of chernobyl 30 years ago…

by insulating the roof of my house better i cut my useage of oil by more than 50%, next time i’ll insulate the outer walls, and after that i’ll switch to electric heating that would need just 20% of the original energy.

you forget that the energy consumption not neccesarily always rises. All appliances get better and better in efficiency, for example.

who built complete factories in china to cheap out of german labour laws? who transferred the technology?