A couple of other links:

https://archive.ph/pluwT

https://www.jalopnik.com/2061179/inventor-little-arrow-what-...

Part 2 is here:

https://www.theregister.com/2025/12/25/go_foss_keep_your_os/

I tried to see it at archive.today but it doesn't seem to work well:

https://archive.ph/2CoiF

Thanks, I see why my title search didn't work. Its not a dupe, though, its a different article on the same topic.

Same source, same discussion, almost 2 weeks ago.

The topic of this paper in Nature is covered at The Independent:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/human-fire-making...

That site doesn't seem to have a way of objecting to the term ''Eskimo'' to describe Inuit peoples. In Canada, that term is now seen as pejorative and linked to colonialistic abuse. It has become out-of-favour, distasteful, and essentially obsolete. In the USA it is also problematic, as described in Wikipedia's ''Eskimo'' entry.

John Oliver will have a field day with this.

Last Week Tonight has already ended for the year and won’t be coming back for the next few months. Plus, Netflix just bought HBO, so who knows how they’ll structure that.

This news won’t get more than a passing mention, if it gets mentioned at all. It doesn’t really matter in the grand scheme of things, it’s not even near the top of evil things done by FIFA (which were already covered in another episode).

On a FreeBSD 14.3 RPI4 box with an Internet connection but with only minor customization, upgrading was simple:

1. freebsd-update -r 15.0-RELEASE upgrade

2. freebsd-update install # (first of 2 runs, for upgrading system components)

3. shutdown -r now

4. freebsd-update install # (second of 2 runs, for userland components)

5. pkg bootstrap -f # (update pkg utility if/as needed)

6. pkg upgrade

7. profit!

> hire DHH as your hypeman, he’ll be able to sell anything to lemmings

Nah, they can have this slogan for free: "Yo, with Jolla YOLO!"

Anyway, I wish Jolla well.

From the announcement:

''Dear Friends and Software Freedom Lovers,

It is with great pleasure that the Devuan Developers hereby announce the release of Devuan Excalibur 6.0 as the project's newest stable release. This is the result of lots of painstaking work by the team and extensive testing by the wider Devuan community.''