No, I don't want comparable. I want the real deal.

Stop trying to fix something that isn't a problem. Energy usage while making coffee has never been significant in the grand scheme of things.

If only they paid in Drachmas, like in Zeus: Master of Olympus...

A share of what? A share of nothing is still nothing.

Arch is not going anywhere, mate.

Thanks. I just made a similar point below.

If you don't know how to review a PKGBUILD file, then perhaps AUR is not for you.

It's only dangerous if you don't know how to handle it.

AUR itself doesn't host any binaries. It provides build scripts called PKGBUILDs. They, in turn point at source repositories where the binaries come from.

The official guidance is that you should review the PKGBUILD file before compiling/making your package. This involves checking the sources referenced in the file as well as the contents of the build script itself.

If you don't know how to review a PKGBUILD file, then perhaps AUR is not for you.

Brave has its own filtering engine, separate from Chromium.

All this will do is tie you to a digital identity so that the government can link every adult to their online accounts, and then by proxy to their email, phone, other identities online, etc. And all of this under the guise of protecting children again.

Get 2 back-to-back class time slots and make students write their essays in class.

Yeah, like in that urban legend of the guy who went to a React job interview in 2014 where they needed at least 5 years of React experience but React had come out in 2013.

- "I'm sorry, general, we have no visibility into this particular area."
- "Just put a rare Pokémon in there and let the public do the rest."

Correct. Traffic systems are very much like a water pipes. What good is a wide pipe if your valve on either side doesn't have the same throughout?

I know it's supposed to help with the traffic flow, and algorithmically it probably does, but I'm yet to see anyone following recommended speeds on our motorways. Schemes like this rely too much on people's good intentions, and the world simply doesn't work like that.

We're talking built-in AI chatbots that you can't remove. Surely anyone with even the least amount of common sense would realise that?