Take one whole bunch of onions and chaotically chop random pieces off the top half, leaving every onion stubby AF. Perfect.

The worst thing about this whole video is the way she cut those onions at the end.

Auto updates works really well for me so far!

I’ve wanted this for years; in the past manually flashing the privileged extension after every system update was such a pain that I quickly gave up on it.

Wouldn’t this be quite slow to transmit messages? When you send email between federated servers your mail goes in a queue on your server to be sent and depending on the connection speed and how busy it is you could easily wait 5 minutes before it’s delivered at the other end. Not that the messages caused by this app would be big enough to slow things down a lot, but if the server you are using is also being used to send normal emails with large attachments then you could end up waiting a while.

Species appropriation

HP are pretty awful when it comes to shenanigans with ink cartridges and all that, but HPLIP is great and deserves some credit.

Had to pause this a few times to work out what the fuck happened, did he just spray a fire extinguisher at a cake then jump out of the window…?

Did you not switch to Nextcloud a while back?

Iran a marathon once but I didn’t raise $11 billion

Yeah and you also need execute permissions to read what’s in a directory, so 666 for the whole system means you basically lose access to 99% of files

In situations like this can’t you get superuser privileges back using grub?

I really hope you’re a vet or something and have a legit reason to know this

Yeah it would be the same, I.e. DISGUSTANG

Google services framework is a load of libraries for other apps to use; Google play store is something else on top.

Apps can depend on one or both.

Isn’t the telemetry neutered by not giving GSF network permissions (on grapheneos)?

Let’s be honest, the real French national anthem is this one, and it’s great: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3BHyOhVXmE

Mate, nobody is crushing on the American healthcare system

Was this in 'murica?

In know your comment isn’t serious but do you know how wasps pollinate figs?

It’s pretty cool, the fig is actually a load of flowers pointing in towards the middle of what we think of as the “fruit”. Each variety of fig has a specific species of female wasp that burrows in and then lays its eggs inside. The male larvae hatch first, fertilise the female larvae, burrow out and die. The females then hatch, use the burrows to exit and fly off to find a new fig. The female wasps fertilise the figs in this process. Some wasps end up trapped inside the fig and get partially dissolved by an enzyme…

Some commercial varieties have been bred to fertilise themselves but in the wild the figs don’t ripen without the wasps.

https://www.foodunfolded.com/article/figs-wasps-how-plant-and-pollinator-work-together

Lack of screen tearing is a good point if it makes a difference on that person’s hardware.

My thought wasn’t so much about recommending xorg (or not), more about whether the user would even be aware what that meant, or care at the point when they start using Linux. Kind of like launching straight into a flame war about systemd. In theory they (or their distro) should be able to switch the backend without the user noticing