There was a bit of controversy about them a couple of years back that put me off.

• They used to disable Wayland and force X11 - that was a pain.
• They didn’t fully open source all components I think.
• There was some concerns about where it was being developed, I think it’s entirely Chinese devs.

I think it was my old Nokia 6600

I’m curious how much of it they consumed though. I read recently the UK keeps on paying Wind farms (for example) to NOT supply the grid as they don’t need it at certain times, and it wasn’t going into batteries for later either. Just generated and…gone?

4:1 is good odds!

Reminds me of the old “Are there more doors or wheels in the world?” question

What is the app?

Have you tried submitting your updated fix to be included?

“That’s how outmaneuver attackers and patch all out vulnerabilities.” wrong community, should be here: https://lemmy.ml/c/aneurysmposting@sopuli.xyz

I am a big hack fan, I just don’t like to tell people as it’s a stupid name.

Who?

…I didn’t have to work this out manually at all.

I mean, weren’t a lot of the founding fathers British?

As a Yuro, the only time I think I used to see this was on older American Megatrends BIOS POST screens.

I take it it’s similar/the same as the energy efficiency ratings by the EU?

Do manufacturers provide those same ratings when selling in the US? More like, they supply both to both regions when selling a product (easier than removing 1)? Just thinking of alternatives.

kpatch (redhat) is in the kernel, it’s not behind a paywall.

The greed is insane

I’m just impressed the UK can even be in the top 10.

I’ve read similar before. I’ve heard that the UK’s Conservative Party (Tory’s) are more aligned with the US Democrats in their outlook than the US Republicans. The Tory’s are generally considered our right wing (there are smaller more right wing parties though).

I would replace Linux with Solaris in this meme if I’m honest.

I think this is the correct answer in all honesty. Create a new script like help (or man2 or whatever) that pipes the argument through bat for you.

This raises a good point. The path of least resistant typically becomes the norm.