Obviously they are negotiating who gets which ukranian natural resources. USA and Russia, like always, divide the cake between themselves, while Ukraine and the rest of the world realise these bastards will always be the same imperialist assholes.

Trump’s administration don’t even lie about this. They have explicitly said that’s the whole issue. I hate their policies, but you gotta acknowledge the honesty.

This thingie fails miserably when trying to listen to covers, alternate versions and the like. Most times it just plays a different version. And I hate that.

I have a notification for when my SO leaves specific lights on for too long

It depends, but I’d say you should definitely try it. Zigbee is so cheap (not just initial cost, but batteries also last waaasy longer and it doesn’t saturate your local network), and it’s very possible you can still build a nice mesh, maybe reusing a couple of your Wi-Fi switches somewhere else in the house if you need a Zigbee router in one of those spots.

It was never the best idea to fill your home with tiny Wi-Fi devices. Wi-Fi IoT devices are more for people who basically want to automate a couple of things, not 40. I would become mad just for the battery changes, and scared as heck I’d be toasting my brain with so many devices screaming radiowaves (and a clear slowdown of my Internet connection).

Old news

I bricked a (very annoying) router trying to update its packages, so I am really looking forward for a sane package management system instead of the absolute manual mess it was before (and seems like still is).

Read here or essentially all the comments of this post.

Freely learn THE CODE, and HOW IT’S BUILT. And then you can improve upon it. That’s what open source, and libre software in particular is.

Dataset bias? You have the code. Make it your own bias.

OpenAI tries to keep knowledge to itself not realising there are tens of millions of people around the world with computers, free time, and the WWW to share it.

You got it completely wrong.

Say whatever, but some open sourced it and others have not, despite their misleading “OpenAI” name. So, +1000 points to DeepSeek.

This is how you make progress for all humanity. Allowing people to freely learn, improve, modify, and share.

Definitely firewall things. Do you connect your personal phone to your work’s Wi-Fi? I would really not.

KDE Connect masterrace represent!

I don’t mean a military abandonment. I mean economical abandonment. Why “only” China helps out?

I am sure there are answers to these questions. These I want to find out.

I know that “g!” works, but the correct way is “!g”.

I could be argued that China seems to be doing it in a much more humane way than Europe did, while Europe has now virtually abandoned Africa in poverty now that it isn’t cool to steal.

But we’ll see how this evolves.

Sorry but your argument is absolutely false. Even if Firefox is not the most private browser ever, it’s waaaay more private than Chrome. And you can even make it better with a couple of toggles.

If it can’t find it, it’s because it’s probably not in OpenStreetMap. Same thing for businesses. It’s our collective responsibility to fill those gaps as a community!

So start editing your local map on OpenStreetMap.org, you can also join local communities that will help you out on your doubts.

Or… “Chrome company” could strike a deal with Google and keep an exclusive integration with Chrome, in exchange of all of users metadata. Capitalis*m.

I guess you could keep Chrome as it is running in another company… But Chrome is Google-service-clogged Chromium, still making money for Google and changing literally nothing in terms of monopolistic behavior by Google. I don’t see the benefit in this division.

Chrome or Chromium? Because it’s logically impossible to have Chrome without Google.