They were also shorter on average than modern humans. https://history.stackexchange.com/questions/17072/what-was-the-average-height-of-roman-men-and-women
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- Just plain not available in Homebrew (very few)
- Available but depreciated or otherwise unable to be installed (few)
These are easy to check on https://formulae.brew.sh/
- Installs but doesn’t allow checking for updates (all others, though this might just be because they update through Homebrew)
If a GUI tool can auto update, Homebrew leaves it to auto update and actually stops updating the tool.
Without knowing what “fails” means it’s gonna be incredibly difficult to say something useful about specific apps. But where the fault is it’s easy to decipher. Does it work in the CLI without applite? Then it’s clearly an applite issue.
Af an attack can escape a container a lot of companies worldwide are going to need to patch a 0-day. I do not expect that to be part of my threat model for self-hosted services.
If “intelligence agency caught lying” is all that’s needed to make it onion-y it would be a lot busier here.
For satire I’d expect something like “CIA accidentally publishes message thanking Lee Harvey Oswald for his service”
How is this oniony?
Sounds like a chance for Stroll
How do you reckon that? The companies themselves are trying to reopen coal plants and xAI is burning natural gas to get the energy for training. Those things have a proven impact on the climate.
Don’t threaten me with a good time
We clearly read very different stories, in mine the computers are usually more competent than a 30% success rate.
Imagine if the internet at its inception failed to connect you 70% of the time. It’s not as impressive as most other inventions.
Yes, Homebrew will upgrade anything except software that is defined as auto-updating.
Yes, it’s just that the version information for brew will not be accurate.
Obviously you don’t have to uninstall the old version. It’s just a bit inconvenient if spotlight search for GIMP brings up two apps where one is outdated. But brew doesn’t care.