And it’s not like deleting will fix it now, it’s been copied millions of times now.
And it’s not like deleting will fix it now, it’s been copied millions of times now.
Yeah, they look nothing alike side by side.
Other distros were faster with updating packages, or for Ubuntu specifically you had PPAs or repositories maintained by the vendor.
I think that’s mostly solved, but yeah, some of the sandbox stuff affected performance.
The issues are twofold: Linux distros historically update software through a package manager. Something that was working fine for everyone, however it was causing a lot of work for maintainers. They got together and designed a packaging format for software that works across all Linux distributions called ‘flatpak’. However, Ubuntu decided to create an alternative called Snap, which solves the same problem, except it’s not used by anyone else.
Also, there’s some implementation details that make it look messy in your system (every application is mounted as it’s own filesystem, so if you use tools to list your disk’s there’s a bunch of weird spammy looking drives and things like that).
Probably can’t do that under NAFTA (or whatever Trump renamed it to).
Yeah, that’s some ugly desktop environment.
You could do it in order of CO2 footprint, which pretty much tracks wealth. I bet if you just killed off the top 1% you’d make a huge dent.
The only thing we should use AI for is to replace CEOs. AI can spit out inane bullshit at a fraction of the cost of a CEO.
You don’t want their admin to contact you about how you’re a n00b for not using Arch.
I assume SEO spam/misleading ads?
Stuff that could probably be better done by vetting advertisers and improving the search algorithm.
Yeah, I see lots of bitching about there being (gasp) communists on a platform that was built by communists.
I mean, realistically it’ll juice the stock in the short term until things catch up to them in 6 to 12 months.
Yeah, there’s going to be hilariously bad outages at AWS within like a year.
It’s like reverse stack ranking. They’ll be left with the people that couldn’t find another job.
I actually check Twitter from time to time and it is slowly dying. Ken Klippenstein was one of the accounts I was following and now he’s gone too.
If someone were to buy it, ban the Nazis and get advertisers to come back it’s still salvageable, I guess. The longer Musk owns it, the bigger the chance is that it’ll become the next MySpace.
He backed down when Brazil blocked him. If Apple and Google decided to threaten to delist Twitter, he’ll back down.
Yeah, that was a cash cow for a few years and now everybody has their phone on vibrate.
Yeah, moving to the EU to escape regulation doesn’t seem like a smart move.