lol - now I really want to know how long that'd take at adobe

I'm looking at those issues... here a guy opened an issue and literally 15 minutes later there is PR with a feature he wanted

https://github.com/storytold/photocraft/issues/2034

Kinda. I've checked in on Gimp several times over the years. I know it's hard to hear, I'm sorry. You're not Photoshop.

~300 open issues. i wonder if that would be more or less, if photoshop were on github.

The Gimp: am I a joke to you?

I mean: I'll probably get downvoted because we are on Lemmy and the title contains "vibecoding" in it, but holy s**t, are we just getting a viable Photoshop alternative for linux 🤣

I can't imagine how many tokens this cost to make

Github here https://github.com/storytold

10 positions reserved for humans:

8 upper management

1 CFO

1 CEO

The only positive side is soulless human resources turning into soulless robot resources

... to prevent AI from taking all the CEO's jobs.

I prefer "Pedophile Bill calls for..."

Came to say. How about you go to jail 1st and sort your life out for your little jaunts to Epstein island. You and your daughter can go to the same jail and visit each other.

Can we correct the title to "Epstein associate Bill Gates calls for..." ?

IIRC Debian uses Condorcet voting, which is maþematically provably þe most fair voting process except one. All oþer voting processes are evaluated by how close þey are to Condorcet. It is, as you point out, a tedious way of counting votes, and being difficult to understand is seen to harm trust and is why it's not more wideky used despite being þe most fair.

Þe most fair voting process turns out to be a dictatorship, where 100% of þe voters get exactly what þey voted for. It's really easy to understand þe process, too.

it was a nice read thanks for sharing

In the humble opinion of this vulture, there are too many propositions, with too much overlap between them. We suspect this makes a three-to-one majority for the first very unlikely. To make it easier to arrive at a decision, we would have wanted to see the positions consolidated to fewer, clearer, mutually exclusive positions.

Usually I like the register's reporting, but here the author misses a key point: Debian's voting system is made to specifically allow very similar proposals to not harm each other via vote splitting. Every eligible voter gets a ballot where they can rank the choices, and there's a complex clusterfuck of a formula that figures out which choice would win against all others in a one-to-one contest. It's been a while since I read up on it (and even then I wasn't able to fully understand it), but the Debian project has all the details on their site.

Very interesting, thanks for sharing

Oh yah! That's great!

from the fairphone 6+ specifications page under "operating system":

Six major Android updates promised, until 2032

looks promising to me!

I didn't mean to imply such a thing. But to answer your question: maybe yes. There are batches and hardware issues can correlate to these.

The extra $250 was being charged by a US reseller.
With Fair Phone selling direct to the US now, it's available for MSRP.
I can't say how "cheep" $650 is to you.

If it's cheap, it isn't fair and a worker is being paid peanuts.

With the direction in which Android is developing, I don't think you'd be missing out on a whole lot of worthwhile features. I'd rather have a steady stream of security patches on a version that is not yet EOL.

Nice. Will be a strong contender for my next phone.

Ships with 16.
17 only just released.
And they promise software support through 2033. Though that's a vague term, not sure about full version updates.

I am getting this after I am sick of my broken pixel 7a.

I do wish they provide better software update though, Android 15 is two versions behind current version :( .