@ariadne Yep, I don't know the full history either, but from the context I got in this thread, things sound fixable so I hope it goes into that direction from the Debian side so that it stops causing problems upstream and for users of the package in Debian.
@ariadne That post now walks into conspiracy theory territory there. I know Andrej personally and I think you're assuming a lot more bad faith here than he deserves.
@alienghic @bri7 LFP batteries are quite safe. As in, you can throw them into a fire and they still won't explode, or you can take a pick-axe to them and they won't catch fire. They also last 3-4 times as long.
@Edwin085 A gen z would figure this out in an instant, you just press one of the buttons on the opposite side where the Yes label is missing due to an AI glitch.
The presumption that free software is sufficient or necessary to ensure all software you depend on is trustworthy is simultaneously naive and ignorant of what software is capable of. The only realistic way to develop trust in software is to trust the people who write it, and development processes associated with free software make that trust easier.
@bugaevc For one, there's been a major shift in priority. 40 years ago the focus was on usability and getting more computer users on board. Now the priority is to make you click on ads.
@bagder Beware of rage limiters, they appear to work well on initial outset, but results in rage build-up, which always ends in tears.
@revk They set it up so well for a reboot, and it's a show that deserves one!
@gamingonlinux I tried the beta. I think they made the right choice to delay it.
Working on partitioning tools on my main desktop. What could possibly go wrong?
How can it be 2026 and there's *still* no Signal client in Debian. (BTW Happy new year!)
I just created a new account on a website. I don't know how long it's been since I last did this, but it feels like years.