What's wrong with Debian on the desktop and Debian on the server?

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Imagine a Beowulf cluster of Natalie Portmans, naked and terrified, covered in hot grits!

(ye gods, how old is this joke now?)

But where will me mere nerds read about what Roger Federer eats for breakfast?

Hooo boy this comment section is gonna be fun.

I feel like the golden era of altruistic Linux Distributions has long died. It was great when it lasted, but it's a new generation at the reins and everyone's for hire now. The reward isn't always money, but it usually is.

Millennials are hitting 40. They're over the hill now, so their THC-addled minds are mush. This might be a thing for the GenZ kids, actually.

Waiting both of those minutes for the game to download is absolute torture!

Apple could alleviate this problem by allowing an iOS user to download software from an approved developer. That's what they do for the Mac.

Since a phone usually has more personal information on it, they could warn the users that downloading from anywhere else other than the App Store avoids the warranty of their device, since there is a good possibility that malware was installed thereupon. That way if somebody wants to download directly from any software developer, they could do so, but at the risk of forfeiting the warranty that Apple gives on their devices.

The problem is nowadays that much software if not most of it is now subscription, in other words it is rented. Therefore in effect Apple only rents your the device.

Dr. Michael Geist's blog.

Dr. Michael Geist is a law professor at the University of Ottawa where he holds the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law and is a member of the Centre for Law, Technology and Society.

If some idiot puts a brick on the accelerator of his Honda Civic and climbs over the the back seat, surely it is Takahiro Hachigo's fault!

Using the "search by image" add-on, I clipped the actual image in the "modified" example and sent it to Yandex.
The results: https://is.gd/5SJ8oy

Canada is already experimenting on its population by stretching the time between shots from the recommended 3-4 weeks to 4 months.

What is the efficacy 120 days after the first dose? Because the Canadian government, in its infinite wisdom, decided to stretch the interval between doses to 4 months.