You mean you never received any major package update on arch ? 😛
More seriously, it depends on what we are talking about, if everything runs in container I agree that it kinda doesn't matter, you will just have a more up to date kernel, but it is stable enough.
Other peoples on this thread are talking about actual system dependancies, for example installing a postgres server from official repo. On this example it would require a database migration as soon as a major postgres version is released, which means some downtime and non-scheduled maintainance.
Nan mais justement mon commentaire c'est qu'il y avait un problème d'ordre de grandeur, je voulais vérifier si pour atteindre ce chiffre il fallait pas être 24h/24 dans 1000 jets privés en même temps.
Le jet privé de Bernard Arnault en mai 2022 c'est 174 tonnes d'équivalent CO2, soit l'équivalent de 261 français. Donc avec le jet on aurait trouvé 1/666-ième des émissions, j'aimerai bien comprendre c'est quoi les 665 parts manquantes.
I'm surprised to see arch on your list, I know everything runs in containers now but arch seems way too unstable O_o
By unstable I don't mean "buggy", but "you will have to adapt to new major version of package XXX or you can't fetch updates anymore, so no security patches anymore".
Sans lire l'article et avec seulement les infos du post : 30% de 70M / 125 = 168k. Ça voudrait dire que dans leur vie personnelle ces 125 milliardaires polluent au moins autant que 168 000 français moyens.
Une voiture de luxe a l'air d'emettre 40 tonnes d'équivalent carbonne maximum à la production, soit environ autant que 5 français moyens sur un an. On en arrive à acheter 34 000 voitures de luxe par jour. Ça me paraît pas réaliste du tout.
En jetant un œil à l'article je voit que tu as tiré ça du chiffre "50 à 70% des émissions viennent des investissements". Je pense qu'en fait le gros des autres parts viendraient du fonctionnement de leur capitale existant ?
Yeah it's the same for me. When I watch Youtube on my computer I often feel like I wasted a lot of time. On my phone I can only pick high quality content from the curated list of creators that I've maintained over the years, and it is a much better experience.
I'll add that NewPipe is a great app, has a fork to support sponsorblock and can mix your YouTube subscription with other sources (eg. PeerTube), which could allow for a smooth transition.
You have to be willing to loose your personalized suggestions page, but when it comes to me it helped a lot to get less addicted.
I would have loved attending the meeting where they decided which were the most ugly icons possible.
It's impressive how little self-respect they must have to block their own branding behind a paywall. I don't even get how it could be a good business strategy, I feel like it would very badly affect the perception of quality for a new adopter.
I feel like they already violated GDPR if there is at least a very seriously misleading "remove" button that doesn't remove anything except your pseudo.
In France, CNIL (our data protection authority) appears to have a form to address this kind of complaint 👍
I've manually removed all my posts before deleting the account and they are still available ... This is total bullshit but I still I will never have second thought.
Although there are personal information on some of these posts (eg. link to Github with my first/last name in it), so maybe I can press charge or something ...
You mean you never received any major package update on arch ? 😛
More seriously, it depends on what we are talking about, if everything runs in container I agree that it kinda doesn't matter, you will just have a more up to date kernel, but it is stable enough.
Other peoples on this thread are talking about actual system dependancies, for example installing a postgres server from official repo. On this example it would require a database migration as soon as a major postgres version is released, which means some downtime and non-scheduled maintainance.