Well, they did choose to remove the poll numbers when they could have chosen to doctor them instead.
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Ah, I forgot about that. Yes, that's a pretty big deal. Thanks for pointing that out. Debian have always been pretty purist about non-free software, to the detriment of new users.
If the group is for ovarian cancer sufferers and they require a diagnosis to participate, discriminating on sex is just needless complexity. Why open up ambiguity (e.g. for intersex cancer sufferers) when it's already determined by the diagnosis?
Also somehow the King James version is authoritative, after who knows how many links of translation phone games?
Haha, didn't even think of that. Of course it's a Nobel Prize reference.
Depends entirely on your distro. Some distros, within weeks, other distros will take up to a few years. Just depends on whether your distro prioritizes bleeding edge or stability.
It's been fine for the average nerd for a couple decades. The installer has been mostly unchanged since 2005 or so, and I don't see much difference in an installed system either. I think you can live boot it ahead of installation now, maybe that's a big deal to some people?
They didn't develop that, they brought it with them.
I got one of those when I had to go on antibiotics for a few weeks. Best decision ever. My brain has enough to keep track of already, no need to add another.
The ransomware is getting vibe coded now like everything else.
I don't wish death on anyone, and especially not Mitch McConnell. I do wish him a long, painful stay in hospice, though.
Guys, it's okay! The presidents are only responsible for the jobs market when they're Democrats.