Thank the gods. Nobody wants that proprietary walled garden in Debian.

It’s just a tool for Ubuntu to control, and maybe even sell itself one day to Goog’s or MS or similar.

Don’t want it in Debian.

Very interesting. Looking now

John Farnham definitely has something to say about it.

This is exactly right. As soon as a company becomes public, it’s all over. Profits at X%, every quarter, no matter the cost. It’s the death of a company.

I have a set of small, palm sized stones I picked out of a local river. Nearly as good as my japanese whetstone progression set. :-) I seriously use the more, and my kitchen knives I can shave with. Feels so… manly :-)

I have an older style Breville Stand Mixer. It has attachments like a dough hook, beaters, scrapers, etc. I thought I’d never use it. But! It sits on the bench (must be there for ease of access), and the amount of times I use it is astounding.

It really is time for serious linux phones