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If we go down this road, I am old enough to remember people pinning 5 1/4 floppy disks to the cabinet using magnets and then being surprise it did not work anymore, or people that when asked to do a copy of the disk went to the copy machine.
But that was at the beginning (199x), now I would not consider "average user" someone who is not even able to realize that the pc is not plugged in, tbh.

Then you are probably using Excel for the wrong thing

Windows and Mac are both easier to use for the standard user.

I really doubt that a standard user would have that much problems to do his work with the normal programs (an office suite, a browsere a little else) once Linux with a DE (let be KDE, GNOME or whatever) is installed.

The limitation is not the disto itself, it is the lack of support for some software (like Grasshooper or CAD)

I get that the implicated conclusion here is that cars are orders of magnitude more dangerous. This is true, but I wonder how much this data is being skewed because more people drive cars rather than walk.

Another thing that would be interesting to know is some number about the scenarios in which the deaths happened.

Seen from outside US, NASA decline has begun way earlier than Elon Musk appearance, it begun when NASA was used as a piggy bank by US politicians.

What intrigue me is this:

I'm confident vibe coding was not to blame in this particular case,

So they used vibe coding, they are only saying that they think/hope that it is not the cause of the break (and maybe also of the second one)

And if vvibe coding is not caused then they are even more incompetent.

So just putting as background one random nude pic do the job ?

I was hoping that they learned something from the time the protection on audio CDs was just that they were not read from the PC because the first track had invalid data (while it was ignored by a stereo) was defeat by a simple marker, which make the PC just ignore the track... I think I still have one of this CD somewhere...

Yes, and my bill become 1/5 of what it was, so maybe is was a not so stupid thing to do.

As long as they are able to create their own subplebbit , otherwise every subplebbit (by the description) has as moderator the owner (or someone given the permission).

I am not sure, but I read somewhere that the developer(s) used vibe coding to create the app so...

it is difficult to make people leave the current ones.

That comes on top. Without legal risks we would have 10 alternatives and one would succeed.

There are Lemmy and Mastodon. There is/was Diaspora and Minds and probably a lot more, both as Facebook replacement and Twitter/Instagram replacement. There are alternatives for Youtube.
So, cleared that some alternative is present, I would argue that the switch is the biggest problem.

before Facebook there was MySpace and after Facebook there will be something else.

No, because these legal obligations are the moat that defends Facebook.

Assuming the moat will will never change, yes. Maybe.

Facebook is an advertising platform first. That’s almost impossible to recreate.

Like it was MySpace before.

Else how can you certify you are a woman ? We don't want a man lurking around