tiny bit clickbait, small companies are still at $100,000 unchanged

not that that should exist, either

i don’t see those recovered addicts you mention

what was it

VS Code is far from the best GDB GUI; in fact I would confidently say that everything about running and debugging in VS Code has been the biggest pain I have ever experienced. even with its recent decade of inattention from the community, Eclipse CDT is miles better than this thing. i’d wager that even Qt Creator is better than it

Anyways, JetBrains recently made CLion free for non-commercial, so that’s what you should use. it is obviously better than VS Code

“together with” (not “together, with… instituted”) means ze wants both to be done away with, not the former replaced with the latter

i wonder how many “fun” pictures the AFP does have

an incredibly bizarre story that isn’t true, unless leavitt is that long-foretold slayer of the cuccoo

The change was to systemd-userdb (and systemd-homed but that one most distros don’t use) which is optional. You can use the init system without it. IIRC You only need it if some apps want to use user records beyond the default NSS ones.

See also https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/805105/can-systemd-be-used-only-as-an-init-system-without-its-other-components

lol i’m not a professional guy either i’m just an enthusiast who learns things but thanks!

this article has apparently caused AMD +3.61% ▲ and Intel INTC +8.84% ▲

the agency was “made aware” that the White House did not like the photo, but stressed that the decision to remove the image was “an internal editorial one, based on our standard quality and selection criteria” and that there was no external pressure.

For what it’s worth, as an amateur photographer I agree. It’s a very weird image of Karoline Leavitt towering over a turkey and—as the oblique angle suggests—threateningly.

reddit says he wasn’t banned but temporarily restricted during a password reset requirement, which showed him as banned due to a reddit bug

the removed comments are seemingly about some drama surrounding a former gOS lead developer

What’s the drama surrounding gOS?

mental healthcare field being practically non-existent in most countries

I’m in one of those countries so I’m having a hard time imagining how good mental healthcare could intervene. Could you give me an example?

or sourcehut, i say

Debian as more mainstream than Arch?

is it really still the same system if it’s a radically divergent userland? (see: android as a linux distribution)

Ubuntu has also gotten a lot better and promising in recent years, too.

Except Snap shenanigans. Snap always shenanigans. The Snap pushing is eternal… Though Entrop is right that it’s mostly just a power-user worry.

I didn’t say that it should be part of the OS. You’re repeating a different (compelling) argument that doesn’t change whether this field is opt-out when this entire subthread is about whether these fields are opt-out since kent_eh said the other fields were opt-out.