what about flatpak?

I've been using Arch Linux and macOS for the longest time, so I never saw the appeal with flatpak. It could be a good option until Rune is popular enough. fwiw I'm also working on a cask for homebrew.

Flatpak is the best of all bad options for multi-distro Linux packaging. Adapting to the sandbox if you aren't already using portals will probably be a pita though.

I didn't really check the code, but I'd be interested to know if it uses quic and if the connections are eliminated based on registered encryption keys.

this way it might be a bit easier to self host

well, this doesn't sound good.

what cathode material is used as an alternative to not make home battery a chemical weapon in disguise?

i have the same sentiment.

upon opening the site, I immediately got vibed feeling so I closed the tab.

These guys don't answer emails. Same for qwant.

Sample of two, but I'm assuming french companies don't like to being contacted n English.

If only they had access to a world class translation system, they could auto translate between languages effortlessly :)

They're just offended by people not using their product :D

Wasn't there a thread recently, about them disappointingly being also just a US company, just with an office in France?

what is 'this level of cold' exactly?

For example, Paris is more north of Montreal yet never has Montreal level winters, and is usually 10-20 degrees F warmer.

There is a good visualization of the effects by Utrecht University [0]

[0] - https://amocscenarios.org/

-20°C or more winters

only replying to the first link: isn't sourcing (buying or manufacturing locally) parts for Chinese cars made in Europe a good thing?

It is, but the PRC has been pushing back against sourcing from within Europe and only intends to use CDKs to assemble EVs. This is what the EU is pushing back against.

What EU states are now lobbying for is if BYD wants to sell an EV in the EU, it should include European originated parts. Just assembling a knockdown kit in Hungary whose parts were all manufactured in China is not "Made in Europe". If BYD or MG wants to sell a BYD or MG car in the EU, they should source the battery pack and powertrain from the EU.

Alternatively, the PRC can drop similar origination requirements from it's domestic market.

The reality is the PRC won't back down, so they will be tariffed by the EU, especially as the EU has lost patience with the PRC due to their active involvement in the Russia-Ukraine War [0], attempting to use diplomatic immunity to kidnap a French national [1], and attempting to embargo the EU's rare earth imports [2].

Additionally, it's easier for the EU to push back against China versus the US while also winning brownie points in the US.

[0] - https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/russians-...

[1] - https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2024/07/02/deux-espio...

[2] - https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/china-...

> Alternatively, the PRC can drop similar origination requirements from it's domestic market.

Can you share any details on this? Is something I've rarely seen discussed

didn't the scientists connect colorectal cancer with antibiotics and digestion tract biome?

Antibiotics are necessary for keeping people alive. It's true that people who die of an infection certainly avoided getting colon cancer.

We can do things to help the microbiome recover, like safe fermented foods, probiotic blends, and fiber.

too little too late.

Andreas already said it in the latest video: ladybird has a basic and fast Implementation for content blocking in the pre-alpha version.

Mozilla just shows a disconnect from reality if they start working on it now, in 2026. But this is nothing new, they had a disconnect from their users for years... reflected in their market share.

not according. to my experience.

regulation questions. even the simple ones, AI gets all the time wrong. it wasn't Mythos, but other models like opus.

I can adjust the view on this topic if/when we get access to mythos.