Oops you need a whole new mainboard anyway to upgrade the CPU
Yes that would be the 10% I was referring to.
oops you need new DDR5 RAM for the new CPU
…and the other new computer you want to buy doesn’t?
oops these framework parts cost a premium
You pay a little more for the 10% of new parts but it’s easily accounted for in the other 90%.
Congrats, you now have…an old case that’s already gone through wear and tear…
…so? You saved buckets of money in the process…
Yes but in the future when you need or want to upgrade again, it’s a fairly trivial cost because you’re reusing 90% of the parts. It’s an investment.
Not to mention if there’s any kind of mechanical issue in the future.
I hope someone hacks all the UK gov iCloud accounts and leaks the contents.
ElevenLabs is pretty much the premiere AI voice transcription service. It’s pretty wild.
Apple’s decision to disable the feature for U.K. users could well be the only reasonable response at this point
Hard disagree. The most reasonable response would be to refuse to comply, organize, and fight it in court. But that would cost them money. And they don’t care about their users that much.
I mean isn’t that at least some extent technically true to a level.
It’s completely true. That’s why a lot of people don’t seed. And why your ISP won’t bother you if you don’t.
Your ISP forbids what, exactly?
It is complicated but Yunohost does make it a lot simpler.
Has Ghost refused to host “Nazi” publications?
I don’t think we’ve been saved just yet. Their market share is still growing and they don’t support importing RSS feeds. Nor do they support outgoing video feeds for RSS. And they continue to pay for exclusive partnerships.
Substack and Ghost both support RSS. Problem is no one uses it anymore. They either don’t know or don’t care. It also doesn’t provide an option for paid subscriptions.
I want to be clear that I’m commenting solely on the expectation of a swifter response from leadership in the original email thread and not on Marcan’s decision to step down, which I can’t be the judge of.
One was a direct result of the other. You can’t separate them.
they might try to resolve things in private first (seems to be the case)
Neither of them have the authority to resolve it in private and it was clear by the third message that there would be no resolution between them.
they might want to chime in when people have calmed down
They didn’t calm down, it was plain to see that things were only becoming more and more heated until the conversation reached a breaking point.
Marcan asked Linus to come in and make an authoritative statement and end the bickering and he did not. Hector interpreted that as Linus being apathetic (which is a rational position given the time that had passed). I’m not going to try and judge Linus, I don’t know what was going on in his life at the time, but it was, as Hector stated, a failure of leadership regardless.
No it couldn’t not be a problem. That’s their decision to make, not yours or anyone else’s.
So no, it’s not several months; it’s barely one month
How many months should he have waited for an authoritative response?
I don’t agree with Hector’s response either but that has nothing to do with the fact that Linus left them alone for months to sort out between themselves when he could have simply stepped in and ended it.
it turns out that the reaction was pretty clear not “no reaction”. That’s the reason this thread we’re talking in exists.
This thread? The one that appeared months after he already quit? Not helpful.
Any other interpretations are wrong
Yes that’s what I said.
which you solely deem correct?
I do not “deem” or “dictate” anything. It is simply reality.
Yes you’re correct. I’ll update that.
Because the “quick note” you dropped is wrong. There’s no defensible position where his reaction can reasonably be interpreted as anything else.
before it’s even become apparent what the reaction to Cristoph Hellwig’s behavior would be
It was very clear that the reaction was going to be no reaction. That’s the point. Several months later is not “mid-discussion”.
Because you haven’t approached the situation with the mindset of a careless greedy fuck.
He was using charged language and ultimately wrote a long rant about failed leadership and resigned from the project he founded as a result. I don’t know how you can possibly interpret that any other way.
That literally doesn’t even remotely resemble what I said.