Normalising intensive tracking of internet activity seems exactly up the Conservative government's alley. Oh well, we already do it for X, maybe now we should do it for Y... you know, for the safety of children of course. It just so happens that safety requires that there be no aspect of your life that goes unmonitored by GCHQ.
ChaoticEntropy
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Seems like social dynamics need a shakeup if, at a population level, men are not offering any qualities that women actually want.
What average users would need to convert is access to sympathetic and patient support... what they get is obtuse gatekeepers. People who on the one hand think that everyone should use Linux but on the other hand insist that using it means that you're hyper intelligent, and by extension requires you to be.
It is pretty absurd.
People are well within their rights in being deeply disappointed by something that they had high hopes for. Go figure.
"This is a conversation I could imagine happening if I spoke to my employees directly, and that's as good as an actual conversation."
Because they have state actors running around following the exact same foreign policy strategy as all the other international powers. Make sure your guy is in charge, and who cares how.
Sure, that's the sort of thing I was alluding to. Not wanting to give a child a more capable system, while still giving them a distraction box.
You can still take issue with a for-profit private company going for an IPO. They are the part that does all of the hardware and software development and the impacts that public trading will have on them will be felt regardless of if the Foundation side remains unchanged.
I'm on DietPi 9 and the latest version for Debian 12 is 1.17.1, sadly. Though I do see 1.19.1 is in testing as of today, according to Debian's package tracker site. Probably not worth trying to install an unstable version of it.