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The journalists who spent time and energy learning Banksy’s identity, then published the details, suck.

They suck.

They could have spent that time and energy exposing corrupt billionaires and politicians.

They could have minded their business and let us continue to enjoy the fun of not knowing.

Those journalists are conscience free, romance free.

They suck.

#Banksy

@lproven @theregister I feel I can wrap my head around one (zram or zswap), until I read about the other. After that I'm stuck jumping between the two trying to figure out the differences. In any case, zram is awesome and I love checking which processes got their memory swapped out then never asked for it back (Electron apps...)
An Iranian man left this comment on a YouTube channel.
"As an Iranian, I can tell you the situation is no longer just political—it's existential. We are trapped between two collapsing structures: one internal, one external. On one hand, we face a deeply dysfunctional government, led by the Supreme Leader and the Islamic Republic’s unelected institutions. 1/

I've been getting into writing a lot of short fiction.

I call them 'to do lists'

Just checking in on my investment portfolio, because apparently computers are appreciating assets now.
@lproven @distrowatch There was no one left who wanted to maintain YaST, AFAIK. This has been a struggle for a while, so much so that around 2013 it was [rewritten](https://opensuseadventures.blogspot.com/2013/06/yast-is-being-rewritten-in-ruby-geeko.html?m=1) in Ruby in the hopes of lowering the bar for entry.
YaST is being rewritten in Ruby; Geeko gets a nosejob

For those not intimately familiar with +SUSE  and +openSUSE  , it bears mentioning what YaST actually is. YaST is our administrative cont...

This furloughed IRS lawyer is living out his dream of being a hot dog vendor https://www.npr.org/2025/10/29/nx-s1-5589165/furloughed-federal-employee-hot-dog-stand #uslaw #uspol #hotdogs
Hey so guess who has blue hair, pronouns, and as of exactly 39 minutes ago Canadian citizenship
The word “login” comes from throwing a log attached to a rope with knots overboard a ship to see how many knots go by over time (see also, knots as speed). You’d then put that info in the “log book.” You’d “log in” on a regular basis. This wasn’t from 1959, it was likely from 1689! Etymology baby!