Boeing, based in Arlington, Virginia, delivered 24 jetliners in May, including 19 Max jets. Ireland’s Ryanair got four and Alaska Airlines took three.

the Alaska Airlines jokes just write themselves.😂😂😂

FWIW I’ve been able to compile Zed for Wayland only by removing any X11 references in the code and I’ve been using it for about two months or so.

Freedom Is A Constant Struggle by Angela Davis. It was on my TBR list for a while, and this current season of college protests against the war in Gaza makes it the perfect time to read it.

Around 100 minutes on my 6-year old quad-core Thinkpad

The philosophical and ethical questions are what I really like about the series. I’m halfway through book 3 and yeah his writing can be a bit slow sometimes, but I feel like it pays off later, because he’ll recall a detail from like a hundred pages ago or the previous book in a compelling way. And yeah, you can definitely tell Luo Ji is the “author’s voice” character😅

I’ve heard Supernova Era described as being kinda “Lord Of The Flies” -ish, so maybe I’ll put that on hold (I’ve been the dark forest for a while), and I’m absolutely not interested in the 4th book by some random author.😆

Death’s End by Cixin Liu. The first two books of the trilogy were mind-blowing, and I want to read his other book, Supernova Era.

Modules. I find they’re a really great to organize code, and a lot of Ocaml code out in the wild use them.

Try DownOnSpot.

As well as running Cop28 in Dubai, Al Jaber is also the chief executive of the United Arab Emirates’ state oil company

😂😂😂 yeah, we’re still not serious about surviving as a species on this planet.

River WM

Gentoo, running pure Wayland and Pipewire, no X11.

Nice job! Now you begin the journey of refining and perfecting your kernel config over time, to suit you. A new world awaits.

it really should be watches Mental Outlaw

It’s like he can’t destroy his company fast enough😂

for me, Debian -> Ubuntu -> Arch -> Artix -> Void -> Gentoo. I’ll reach my final form when I finally run LFS.

I’m a fan of Void Linux, and it’s always cool to see River represented out here. Nice!