Not to unmask internet anonymity but I’m curious what sort of snap this is since that surely affects the user base and provides some context for these numbers.
But I think you’re probably right. From my experience, people that are not me(arch btw) using linux generally want something stable, not chasing updates or latest releases.
Fuck the corporate ransacking, chatbot subscription hell hole, and general breaking of the internet done under the framing of “AI”.
Guess that doesn’t really roll of the tongue like Fuck AI but sure so yeah let’s just move to a mountain instead of pushing for a better world.
You don’t, it actually works really well unless the onion has already started breaking down and is “juicy.”
If you want to use as much of the onion as possible, just slice across normal until you get down to the small core section near the root. Then rotate and make a couple slices to separate the core then chop the slices.
The onion around the core tends to be the tougher bits so tossing it isn’t a generaly a big deal but that’s how you recover all the good parts.
Honestly if you do know what you’re doing that’s still true. They’re really good at looking like good code which makes it not always obvious when it’s not, even to an experienced developer.
Or maybe more bluntly, they’re really good at volume, not necessarily quality.
I’m sure undermining your officers like this is great for morale and discipline of the troops under them. Great job Dumb McNamara.
“Get in good trouble, necessary trouble…”