BSD is mostly Unix too, so even if Unix didn’t have 100% because of mac and Windows it was like 99%

Linux is just the unix flavor that replaced the others.

I hate to break it to you, but companies with actual safe rails to deploying to production do exist.

And when things go wrong, it’s never the responsibility on a single dev. It’s also the dev who reviewed the PR. It’s also the dev who buddy approved the deploy. It’s the whole department that didn’t have enough coverage in CI.

Moreover, that’s the argument you hear when talking about their compensation. “But think of the responsibility and risk they take!”

John left McAfee 15 years earlier

What does Google have to do with that?

Don’t forget the Ubuntu restaurant.

https://www.ubuntula.com/

Just be careful with the silverware, they can Snap if you’re too rough.

Participating in the network doesn’t compromise your privacy.

I really enjoyed the diversity of WM/DE back then, and the innovation when new ones like Enlightenment were released!

It’s easy to make the most capable product if you disregard the price point completely.

They’re living off the rent from older products. What’s their last innovation? Vision Pro??

I believe they’re talking about the damages made by Bob Swan, the previous CEO who is indeed an MBA and was CFO of Intel before.

It’s a monopoly because gamers go where games are, and developers go where customers are.

For the same reason Apple App Store / Play Store is a duopoly.

Steam is the best, and we’re lucky that Steam is the one that won rather than another. Which could definitely have happened because once one of them is in place it’s extremely hard to change.

So the situation is good for gamers, but from an economic point of view it’s bad.

I love Steam and I love Gabe, but the system we have that let Steam extract so much money out of the gaming industry is broken.

And that’s true for software or online services in general, and I’m saying that as someone who benefit from that system as a software engineer.

ARM Inc is an English company owned by a Japanese company

A new midrange is better than a 3 years old flagship, if only for the software updates.

Plus you still have your old phone to resell or hand down to a family member.

Journalists want clicks, and they get more by talking about “leaks”.

That’s the thing, what’s wrong with 45 years old fathers?

No matter how they package it, running a binary downloaded from Internet has the same attack surface