Just fine is a huge overestimation. Firefox project is large and complex that a few people working on it in their spare time can't possibly manage.

Palemoon (like the other derivatives) is jut a bit of lipstick put on the work made of other people., its developers don't touch the core.

[quote]First, Chrome won the browser war fair and square by building a better surfboard for the internet.[/quote]

I disagree from the start. Chrome was heavily helped by Google search engine monopoly, when people went to search something on google.com, there were pushed towards Chrome.

When we will redefine AGI to mean something the "AI" of the day can achieve.

Most of the time the company end the product because they think they can make more profit selling something else, not necessarily because there is .no profit at all. And when the product is full of patents, licensed code and dirty fixes, selling it may not be that easy.

Any insight why they picked 47 as the magic number? Why not 46 or 48? Or more likely a multiple of 7, to account for weeks?

"focus on the real long-term bogey: the rise of the Chinese Communist party" or "focus on the real long-term bogey: the rise of the American Fascist party"? An increasing number of Europeans are more worried about the later these days.

Indian IT industry is covering the low price/low quality/low effort market segment, the area where AI has the greatest impact, I would say they are toasted. The few who do quality work will remain, but the large bulk who want just a relatively well paid (for India) white collar job will have to change.

My boarding pass is already saved on the phone. But I would appreciate if they skip the need for [online] checkout, just buy the ticket, receive a receipt and show that when boarding the plane.

A kid too young for a phone won't travel by plane alone, the boarding pass will be on the phone owned by a parent/supervisor

LMDE looks like the most obvious OS choice for the Europeans wanting software independence from US. The second pick would be openSUSE.

WordPress is *not* more shitty tan Drupal or Joomla.

By itself Wordpress isn't terrible, the huge mashup of plugins and themes many people install on top of it transform it in a terrible mess.

I am pretty sure support in FOSS is faster than that, I use darktable on Linux.

At my workplace (public administration) we have a lot of PCs still using Office 2016, some with 2013 and even very few with 2010, all of them with perpetual licenses. With subscription, we would pay trough the nose for those. And the argument that we could have all those installs up to date to the latest version doesn't hold... the PCs would not be powerful enough to run latest Windows and Office.

No, because the AI will be owned by Microsoft and you will pay to use it.