Just a warning, don’t go chasing high runtime numbers. It’s better to have downtime for kernel updates and OS patches than to have a machine that’s been up for months.

That said there are ways to update without rebooting so if you do want to chase runtime there’s a whole new rabbit hole to explore :)

That’s my hope, would be nice of they actually confirmed it.

With their story being “for security” I could see them trying to do a purge.

What I haven’t seen is what happens to all of the apps I currently have installed when this hits.

Am I going to have to wait 24 hours to open apps I already have installed?

Will they all get auto-removed and need reinstalling?

Everything is written as if you’re starting from new not an existing state.

A good example of this is Japanease luxury car brands. They only exist so manufacturers could get around limits imposed by the US on number of imports. Two companies owned by one at the top doubled the amount they could import.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/02/08/cyclists-run-red-lights-where-pensioner-was-killed/

https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/bereaved-families-cyclists-100-red-5HjdP89_2/

Niagara, nice simple clean

In Germany!

Great work with the headline from the independant there, a UK news outlet.

Apply the rules to staff too. Let them lead by example.

If doing so is problematicfor the adults why not the children.

Phones don’t need to be banned we just need to teach everyone when their use is or isn’t appropriate.

I used to ride a bike every day for 15 years, I’m currently a car driver.

The big problem is when design desisions are made without considering all users.

For example where I used to live they divided the pavment into two, one side for pedestrians one for bikes. The only thing making this divide was a line of paint. This meant that you had to dodge pedestrians who didn’t like the bikes encroaching on their area whilst also having to deal with crossing junctions.

If you stuck to the road in the same area you could get a much higher speed as you didn’t have to deal with obsticals. The big problem was now in the eyes of the car drivers you weren’t supposed to be on the road as you had your own lane on the pavement.

Similarly, in a nearby area they decided to try and take a lane away from the cars to make a cycle lane. The issue being they ignored the fact that most people needed to take a turn that crossed the lanes, the only way to do that was to leave the cycle lane and join the cars, but again you have your own lane and the car drivers don’t think you’re allowed in theirs anymore and you’ve made their traffic worse.

This kind of infrastructure led to so many negative encounters for me that I gave up riding all together.

The problem tends to be that these kinds of infrastructure changes are only done as token gestures and are rarely well thought out. When these kinds of changes are done well it can be fantastic but those occurrences are rare so everyone defaults to the defeatist stance of the changes will cause more problems than they solve.

It’s a catch 22, you need to build new infrastructure that is good and works, to stop people being against it but it can’t be built because people only know the bad examples that have been built in the past.

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Honestly, if they cut the 40 mins of ads so it wasn’t nearly 4 hours for a 3 hour movie it’d be a good start.

3 hours is a long time to sit still and is complicated by the cinema insisting you buy their 1L “cup” of drink. They should bring back intermissions, gives them a reason to push the concessions stand more.

For a single uninterrupted sitting, 2 hours seems like a good length and any less than 1.5 hours isn’t worth it.

sudo -i

The cool math trick I know of is using your other hand to count groups of 12, 5 fingers times 12 knuckles is 60.

Just don’t let us design land mines, it gets weird really quickly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Peacock

It’s an awesome start.

I’m looking forward to the possibility of a new CPU architecture not linked to the US and some EU built chips. Making the software sovereign isn’t going to help if they can take away what we run it on, but it’s an excellent step in the correct direction.

The numbers are usually millimeters, try searching for a 5.5mm Allen key.

Lots of results when I search but no idea what country you’re in so pointless me sending any links.

I signed up to the subscription but have now cancelled, a lot of the features I used are just broken now, I would have happily paid for the old app, but their update is not worth anything.

Before we can even try to crack fusion, we need to clear out the last of the 2000s pop bands and their videographers.

Another vote for immich here, works great and let’s me shade albums with other accounts on my server.