At the moment there are 5 Linux computers running in my household, all headless:
  - ADS-B plane tracking on Raspberry Pi 3
  - FT8 amateur radio monitoring on Asus Tinkerboard
  - Octoprint 3D printer server on Orange Pi
  - WeeWX weather station on Raspberry Pi Zero W
  - Discord bot on Raspberry Pi Zero W
Granted, this is not a typical household. I just want to make a point that there is more use for Linux than just desktop.

The black coal was obviously placed in the depth of the Earth by Satan as a way to tempt us with the easily accessible energy.
It is the heavenly solar and wind energy which is provided by God.

> Words to matter.

[slow clap] :)

"Last month, researchers found that countries where many people have been given the tuberculosis vaccine Bacillus Calmette-Guerin had less mortality from coronavirus".
I also saw some data showing that men in those countries have significantly smaller penis size.

At least for me. I am with Mint Mobile, a T-Mobile reseller.
Working from home, and can not connect to the VPN, because the only option to get the one-time connection token is an SMS to my cell number.

It is already bigger than Windows. Just look at your Task Manager and sort by Memory. I see 300MB taken by Teams, 5 times more than Skype for Business or Outlook.
This may be anecdotal evidence, but the boot time my work laptop doubled after Teams was installed on it.
In terms of CPU cycles consumed, it is also one of the bigger ones - 20-25% of i7-6600U when running an audio-only meeting between 2 people.

Believe me, I don't like the Soviet way of doing lots of things. I experienced them firsthand.
However, the basic health service was one of the very few things the super centralized Soviet government handled decently. This included swift coordinated response to pandemics and mass inoculations.
This is a complete opposite of what Russian federal government is doing now. There is no coordination and no real financial support to local authorities.

Yes, fewer deaths because of the reduced pollution and less driving is certainly a silver lining.
Wait, you are talking about fewer deaths from the virus itself? 600k still seems a bit high.