Super alone to pop up the menu started working properly for me in Devuan recently... with KDE, that is. It was super irritating that I had to use super-something instead. I did find a hacky fix but I didn't like it, but now I don't need it.

SF was designed? It sure doesn't seem like it.

"Powered by the upcoming Linux 7.3 kernel series, Ubuntu 26.10 ships with the latest GNOME 51 desktop environment, TPM-backed full disk encryption (FDE) support on computers without a hardware root of trust, updated Settings to show whether a computer is certified for Ubuntu, and 100% Rust coreutils."

That's an impressive list of anti-features. I'll be sure to avoid it right away.

I'll make an extra donation in your honor, Ivan

I use a Windows machine with 16GB and even when Windows claims much of it is free, it still chokes with a bunch of disk activity when I use little used functions even of applications I'm actively using. I conclude that Windows is paging even when it doesn't have to, and then having to reload those pages later. This is sloppy bullshit because they could copy those pages to disk and not actually reallocate until it's necessary.

Live your life in such a way that you get kicked off Facebook.

This has gotten MUCH easier of late. Lots of big reports even of big influencers getting booted, which is weird because those people produce a lot of traffic.

Great idea. They solicit donations on bsky, I will buy a raffle ticket next time

What about why have the Epstein files not been released as required by law?

Stop defending child rapists, shitbird.

AI typically produces excessively complex code to perform tasks. Is that what you want in banking?

Nope. EAC is already on Linux. You don't seem to need Linux gaming news since you don't seem to follow it now.

Those are all things supporting the GP's statement.

Who let all these Nazis in here?

Oh yeah, B!zX.

More accurately, zero businesses care about people who work for them, because businesses are legal fictions, which only exist in the legal system. They don't have brains, hearts, or emotions. People who work for them might care, but as the business increases in size, that becomes decreasingly relevant, and once it becomes publicly traded the shareholders can act to remove officers who don't follow the charter. And while corporations aren't legally obligated to maximize profits by default, the charter pretty much always says something about that, as that's why people invest.

A sole proprietor might care about you, and that might even be relevant...

...it's so difficult to curtail Federal Government spending. It's truly hard. We keep saying that the government spends too much, but really, I'm not seeing it. All such spending is righteous and something we could be expected to provide as the government of a financially healthy supposed "Super Power."

But we're not financially healthy with a $2T deficit. It is an existential threat to the nation. We NEED to fix it.

I don't agree that the government is spending too much. I think the government is collecting too little in revenue. Should we raise tax rates? No, that is likely to reduce revenue because raising tax rates harms the economy, which functions less well and causes Americans to make less money, and get laid off from work more often.

I believe what we should do is what the President is doing, only moreso. He's using tariffs to allow US companies to expand and capture more of their markets. This should raise revenue.

But the nuclear weapon in this would be to abolish the income taxes completely. That can be done by passing a proposal in the house of representatives, HR-25, the FairTax act. It totally abolishes personal, payroll, corporate, capital gains, gift, self-employment, and estate taxes, which are all collected under the 16th amendment authorizing an income tax. The 16th amendment should also be repealed, which the FairTax proposes as a condition of it's continued existence.

Under the FairTax, the USA would become the world's newest and bestest tax haven, a manufacturing-tax-free country that business executives around the world would injure themselves in the stampede to build factories in the USA. Employment would be massive, with those that are sitting home now, watching the kids and conserving their assets, instead coming off their couch in front of the TV, being able to afford child care while they travel not-so-far to the new factory in town, and help the business executive that built it make tax-free widgets to sell world-wide. They would be able to afford the 2nd car to get the otherwise couch-sitter to work, buy the gas to get there, and have far more money to spend which would be taxed by the FairTax when they spend it.

And I think the federal government would not be casting about for 2 billion dollar programs benefitting students and libraries to cut. We could then afford that.

You're talking about Melanie, right? Who lied on her Epstein visa?