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I have a relatively slow car with a manual transmission. It's a joy to drive, to accelerate, and then back off around the speed limit. It's well balanced, and handles well in turns. But the limits of the car are relatively low. I can enjoy it at sane speeds.

So, did this ever happen? I'd be game!

Even though I only really use it on one machine, (mnt pocket) I've contributed repeatedly to Debian. It's the bedrock upon which so much of the Linux ecosystem is built upon.

Haven't cared for any version of Windows, going back before 3.0 .

Local to where?

But since then, there have been some very large increases, and a lot of price volatility.

Also, there have been record profits for the egg distributors.

Follow hashtags for things you're interested in too.

Remember, there is no algorithm pushing people towards you, look around, follow people, and see who they follow.

I recall Jorge talking on one of the podcasts, and heard a line like (paraphrased) "You can just run your own, integrated into your own CI/CD system that you're running"

Even though I've been running Linux for a long time, I feel like suddenly got a glimpse of what normal people might feel when we try to get them to use Linux at all.

Not sure if you're serious, but it's a bicycle wheel.

There probably were a few drones early on, but I suspect now that the majority are a) regular aircraft and b) People flying their toy drones to get a look, and then other people reporting THOSE drones in a panic.

Leave "Weird Al" alone!