Hanrahan

Definetly not, wayyyy to closed.

The kesser evil, alas choosing the lesser evil is still choosing evil

Suower popular in Australia, lots of we Aussies are disappointingly Nazi adjacent :(

Also very popular in Norway, Turkey etc etc

I saw an IEA (i think it was ) estimate that China reduced oil consumption by 1.6 million barrels a day already becase of their EV rollout (cars and buses).

For Australians (alas, big Teska supporters) and much of the world they are all made in China anyway.

Haha

I was just watching a YT travelogue of a US guy in his 50s (Gen X) who was travelling the world frugally with a backpack because he can’t afford rent in the US. He had some investments and spent less travelling then working and living in the US, so his investments have grown in the 3 yrs he’s done this.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuNKV0CMgcVUiJNdA-JNlJA

Plent of US retirees in Cambodia for the same reaon, can’t afford the US anymore.

Maybe people will even learn that the fragmentation isn’t a weakness of linux, but one of its strengths

Maybe but its also super off putting to people looking on from the outside and wju do we need 500 flavours of Debian based distros when interested developers perhaps would be better tasked working om a few projects to inwprove things

Mint, then LMDE for me but i did it sooner, rather then being forced to upgrade to W11 later. I was on W10 about 2.5 years ago now.

Hey, I’m a 59 so perhaps the average means there are 12yr olds as well :)