I believe US doctrine is to overwhelm the enemy’s air force and air defense within an hour and establish air dominance. There is no way to do that stealthily.

This is what they mean by “Trickle Down”.

FEED ME, SEYMORE!

Also, the quickest way to get new software versions, in most cases.

I use its image search to study human anatomy.

No they are a symptom of a deregulated industry that can raise prices by 100% even though their costs have only gone up 2%, as long as a convenient excuse is pushed by the industry-aligned media.

Then, when the chicken plague is over, they lower the prices a tiny bit, to about 80% more than before, Trump declares victory, and the rich have become richer again.

They are the opposite of “set it and forget it”.
Probably the most maintenance-heavy distros out there.
They’re like Arch, if the Arch maintainers didn’t care about keeping the system working.

It’s supposed to be Richmark Shuttleman

lol, just checked. ~/Documents doesn’t even exist on my machine.

This is locally-made European AI slop though

Just a heads-up: Synaptic doesn’t come preinstalled on Debian or Ubuntu anymore.
It’s 25 years old software, and tends to behave weirdly when you try to uninstall multiple packages.

If you’d been fucked (and reproduced), your shitty teeth genes would have made it into the next generation.

the biggest carbon emitting companies, 57 account for 80% of emissions

Please stop spreading this misleading tidbit. The original source is the Carbon Majors database.
https://influencemap.org/briefing/The-Carbon-Majors-Database-26913

It doesn’t say that 80% of emissions are caused by 57 companies. But by 57 entities.

One such entity is “China”. Another one is “The Former Soviet Union”.
Unsurprisingly, the actual privately owned companies that show up in the data (which cause about a quarter of emissions) are all energy, oil and gas producers.
Unfortunately, the climate problem doesn’t have a solution as easy as “stop a few rich CEOs from doing evil”.

It wasn’t because of phantom braking.
It was to cut costs.

Try mobile games

They create a problem, then sell the solution.

I know several artists living off of selling their copyrighted work, and no one in the history of the Internet has ever watched a 55 minute YouTube video someone linked to support their argument.

Yeah but those are prison tattoos

Wouldn’t it be great if you didn’t have to do that useless trip in order to keep the roof over your head?