That’s some great world news! Congrats!

Just going to add that burnout is not a weakling thing. Sometimes you’re forced to work with idiots that makes baboons hyperintelligent by comparison. That can drain anyone.

The normal distribution has many properties that makes it easy to work with. It’s a handy shortcut to assume the distribution you’re working with is normal, and CLT is a good justification for why that’s reasonable.

Enhance!

No life on earth will be around to see it. All oceans will have dried up long before then.

Word of mouth marketing. The community should decide what deserves attention.

Advertisement is inherently capitalistic. The one selling the ad space get extra revenue. The one buying the ad space increase their exposure (so they can sell more stuff).

It’s the capitalization of attention.

It depends on the project. Not all open source project uses tailwind’s revenue model, which relied on that people are reading their docs.

LLMs won’t destroy open source, but it will change the landscape. Probably not for the better though.

I believe they want to divert all their resources into one huge Fortnite like success story. Something that can bring them a reliable recurring revenue stream.

I’ve had both installed on my machine without issues. Jumped back and forth until I decided Gnome wasn’t for me.

I prefer KDE. It works well out of the box and offers a good amount of customization. I tried gnome for a bit and didn’t like it.

What I like about Linux is that it’s easy to switch between DE. Just try out a few ones until you find something you like. I can recommend looking into Cinnamon (the DE of Mint).

My current phone is 3 years old. I have no intention to replace it unless it breaks.

U2 is such a groundbreaking band. They’re the first band who managed to make an album with negative value.

In this case it wasn’t even opt-out. Once the album was on your device it was impossible to get rid of it.

Happened to me. Lost my phone at a party. Someone called it to help me find it.

Next day I see I have a missed call from a number I don’t recognize. The strange thing is that they called me in the middle of the night. Is it a spam call? Who calls me in the middle of the night???

Took a while to connect the dots.

Bluetooth is one of those things that’s a gamble on Linux. On my PC it works perfectly, but on my friends PC it’s barely working at all. Had to help troubleshoot for quite a while until I gave up.

Not really. It can make the image pop a bit more, but that’s about it.