Don’t forget corruption.

Incandescent bulbs are not “normal” any more by any definition of the word. Anything that still uses them is simply outdated.

The US Nazi-oligarchs.

Only the one person that would least be missed seems to be immune.

Unless it’s an American school and someone shoots it up, of course.

They could have come out with the original concept a long time ago. But that was never the plan. The whole thing was never anything but a stunt to grab attention. The flying roadster was certainly effective in that, but nobody is ever going to sit in one of those cars while the tanks are pressurised.

Management is good at accumulating and maintaining power. Competence in actually getting stuff done doesn’t really help with that.

A stroke would be OK too.

It’s “health hopes”, not “health fears”.

Of course of course. How dare you blaspheme against our Lord and Saviour, filthy infidel!

But anyway, I’d like to be as enlightened as you. Could you name any of those numerous analyses that detail exactly what Torvalds did and what he failed to understand?

So, let me get this right. You’re disapproving on how things were handled based on your speculation of how it went?

So you’re saying the review process worked as designed?

Do I even have to say who I’m not a big fan of?

Linus has always prioritized results over ideological purity. Which is why Linux runs the world whereas BSD is still just a niche project.

Would you look at the time! Tux o’clock already!

Do you have a few minutes to talk about our Lord and Saviour, Linus Torvalds?

Who could possibly have an interest in fomenting chaos in Europe?

It’s one of the great ironies of our time that we spend billions on slop machines but haven’t yet been able to build a robot that can empty the dishwasher.

It won’t calculate the odds of survival. It’ll calculate the revenue that can be extracted from you.