I had an epic case of insomnia a few years ago The Super Bowl knocked me right out right after the first quarter

“Navy should never win” sounds like a good rule for both Kill Team and American Football

Me too, looks like two fun teams, and I wonder if those new cards will work with existing teams

I’ve noticed this too.. and I actually liked it enough to sliiightly boost the default font sizes in @AeonDesktop as a result

No community includes everyone “a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common” Anyone who doesn’t share that characteristic is by definition not part of a community Folk really have warped perspectives and expectations in this area

I think it’s often overlooked how the “community of maintainers” may have needs & interests that differ from the “community of users” And given the former is doing the work, often their needs do, and probably should, trump the latter FOSD doesn’t mean users get to rule devs

Perhaps that’s a good argument for not rushing to adopt everything R4L throw around then, is it. Stuff in the kernel has a typical lifespan of decades No maintainer should be comfortable accepting ANYTHING from R4L until there is a reasonable expectation it might last a while

Exactly - Linus is a federated/feudal project; Maintainers are Lords of their own domain and Rust4Linux need to accept that not all maintainers want, or can, accept their code It’s a long road, and Rusters can’t quit at the first hurdle. There will be more

I disagree The Kernel is not centrally steered by Linus He’s the ultimate arbitrator, sure, he can reject things other maintainers would accept, but he cannot do the inverse; A maintainer who doesn’t like, want, or know Rust can’t be forced to accept it in their subsystem

The whole “Rust in the Linux kernel” drama should be a lesson to all in Open Source The technology doesn’t matter Working with other people does Doesn’t matter if Rust is a gift from God, God doesn’t control what gets in the Kernel, maintainers do Technical arguments are moot

patents.google.com/patent/US… patents.google.com/patent/US… And many many more Hard to recreate CUDA when NVIDIA have so much of it patented

While I appreciate your intent to protect fellow rollers I trust in @openQA to find these issues and block 6.13.1 from hitting @AeonDesktop so I’ll just keep on rolling :)

SDD - Spite Driven Development is probably the number 1 unsung hero of trillions of economic development in the past 50 years

And there are chefs who don’t use Hamburger Helper

-vvvvvvvvvvvv :)

US bans TikTok Europe bans unattached bottle caps I can’t help but think there may be bigger issues that need more urgent attention

Sure.. but I’m not trying to take over the world with Aeon As long as it’s good enough for me, I’m happy enough The fact that good enough for me is also better for SUSE IT is also a nice bonus too ;)

Or at least not easy while still being secure And given I use Aeon for work, I gotta keep it secure And I’m pretty proud of how usable AND secure we’ve made Aeon out of the box Losing Hibernation is one of very few compromises we needed to accept