Because otherwise they'd be considerate of others and just wear a top, it's not really hard, basic clothes in modern times are easy to come by for everyone. I think men should cover up as well; male chests are also commonly viewed sexually, people just don't treat female or gay sexuality as seriously.

thrill seeker, mentally ill, hippy, or something else

You call men like that "perverts" or "sex pests". Women can be those things too.

Would you say the same to breastfeeding parents?

No, that's a situation where there's a genuine reason to do it other than wanting to prove something or being a creep.

It is a violation of people's sensibilities. People don't wanna be exposed to nudity for personal or religious reasons. No need to expose yourself and violate that, no reason why one can't just cover themselves up appropriately and avoid hurting others.

I think men should cover their chests too.

£7.25 is super expensive, I'd never buy a steak for more than £5 and even then I don't buy them usually.

Can anyone break even AES-128 without years of supercomputer time?

This is not as bad, but...

There's a package in Debian called "fortune-mod" that contains "offensive jokes" - racism, homophobia, misogyny etc. They refused to remove it because free speech or whatever.

Never use things like yay, just read the PKGBUILD and run makepkg. AUR wasn't meant to be automated. But it's better to use Flatpak, because it provides sandboxing (not for every app, but it can be reviewed before installation).

Battle lines are being drawn between two camps of developers: so-called vibecoders, on the one side—those who wholeheartedly embrace handing over complex coding tasks to AI tools—and on the other, those of a more puritan persuasion, who prefer to keep AI out of the codebase.

What a terrible article. That's not what vibe coding means.

.ru is not government domain, it's just the normal russian domain... Literally every country except for america uses the country code top level domain for everyday use.

Do you remember the term "adware", like it's a kind of virus? Now even your operating system shows ads XDDD.

Security

When you use X11, you allow any program running on your computer to access anything on your screen and clipboard, collect your keystrokes and type. It's trivial to implement a keylogger, for example. Do not buy into the whole "no viruses on Linux" thing, it's not true and likely to become even less and less true, as desktop Linux is becoming popular.

Wayland at least tries to put some barriers in place against this.

I'm pretty sure it's a Paint picture. You can see the curved line tool was used.

The current way of naming GNOME apps is to take a random word associated with the thing the app does. E.g. the sound player is called Decibels.

So it would be "Club" or something equally boring :P.

Where's that? My area has lots of graffiti saying "Legalise goth bitches for personal use".