@ariadne I think my brain just had a malfunction

@Natanox ...Honestly that sounds like it should be treated as a bug and fixed. Like, yesterday.

@ariadne I have ping'd my friend who is a robot vacuum purchaser and I'll get back to you with what they say if they don't answer themselves, assuming they answer (it's a bit late)

@ariadne Find the one that runs locally, ideally some sort of API hosted on the vacuum to control it. Imagine using a GPU to dynamically calculate the ideal cleaning route!

Edit: Alternative: Vaccum Cleaner Racing!

@ariadne It has since been confirmed that it is due to Sanctions; The Linux Foundation is a US Entity and must obey the law, basically.

And yeah, his reaction is a bit over the top, I'd be there's more to it than we've seen.

Microsoft should do a release of Xenix just to fuck with people.

#Microsoft #Unix

@ariadne Why did they ever remove them?

Christmas is year round. Jingle Bells is a Summer Holiday song!

@Edent I'd like to suggest that it's not Open Source that has a no dissent policy. Suggesting that is disparaging everyone who works in Open Source, the vast majority of whoem are level headed and willing to hear disagreement.

@steven Okay but being able to see all my mounted disks in one place, along with my network locations, is incredibly valuable to me. This is a direct downgrade in functionality. People would riot in the street if Microsoft removed "My Computer", so why is it okay for Gnome to remove the equivalent? [ No anger is directed at you. ]

@steven I unironically hate this change.