I assumed this was the mixup because of the unexpected Linus but I can’t tell what’s going on anymore

Oh, that sucks. I’m only interested in their back catalog.

Wait what, I can play EA games without their shitty launcher now?

Torvalds and the tech tip guy share the same first name, but they are in fact not the same person.

eh, he speaks to his own audience, which is probably still huge as hell. I doubt he’ll be the “spokesman” to anyone else.

Is he cosplaying one of those shitty crypto monkeys

Guess it’s exactly the kind of shit he’d be into

The subset that wants it removed could still get that done later, right? Those who don’t aren’t given the option. Putting it back is a bit more difficult.

Not really

As if he would ever see it, and on top of that, take the advice?

Edit: Yup!

Your link claims the exact opposite.

Yeah, this seems great.

I just found this:

However, the official latest list design was done back in the day by professional designers

https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroidclient/-/issues/2957#note_2342689668

Man, that original three tab layout is exactly what I want.

Hope they also rethink some of the ux after this. Some of the decisions, like hiding search inside “latest” tab were not great.

Was going to say this myself, but you already did it better. Mercer didn’t survive the enemies, he was one of them.

I started with whichever I can at least loosely link to ww2 atrocities off the top of my head. GM destroyed a lot of public transit, but there’s probably better reasons that I just don’t know.

Dr. Evil holds a meeting with the sole goal of making everything worse.

So no VW, no Mercedes, no Toyota, no Ford, and so on. Confederate flag still actively stands for some real garbage, so it doesn’t count.

Sure made it more memorable

Yeah, I’d classify about everyone still at tesla a pos or worse. 30 years from now, maybe not.

What a group of bozos. But that’s not what I meant at all. I wouldn’t hold a grudge against an inanimate object, or an imaginary constuct, regardless of if some malicious law defined them as people.