It’s a good question and you made me curious so I looked it up.

https://airguide.info/boeing-vs-airbus-safety-what-us-accident-data-really-shows/

Boeing has been under intense public scrutiny in recent years, largely due to high-profile issues involving the 737 Max and ongoing quality-control concerns with the 787 Dreamliner. These headlines have fueled a perception that Boeing aircraft may be less safe than Airbus jets. However, a closer look at hard data from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) tells a very different story—one where both manufacturers operate at extremely low accident rates.

Between 2014 and 2024, the NTSB recorded only two to six mechanical-related aviation accidents per year in the United States. These events involved engine malfunctions, landing-gear issues, or minor component failures—none of which resulted in fatalities. Considering that more than six million flights occur annually in U.S. airspace, the rate of true aircraft-related failures is remarkably low.

When these incidents are weighted by the number of flights operated, Boeing and Airbus show nearly identical safety performance. Raw numbers may make Boeing appear worse at first glance, but that imbalance stems from one simple fact: roughly three times more Boeing aircraft fly in U.S. airspace compared to Airbus. In other words, Boeing appears more frequently in U.S. accident logs because it dominates the American fleet, not because its aircraft are inherently less safe.

The autist in me is asking why they couldn’t have spared 197 jobs.

Brave Browser has faced controversy primarily due to its auto-completion of URLs with affiliate links that earned the company commissions without user consent, which raised concerns about transparency and user privacy. Additionally, its integration of cryptocurrency features has sparked debate over whether these add unnecessary complexity and potential privacy risks.

https://blog.alexseifert.com/2025/04/06/why-i-recommend-against-brave/

Never had performance issues with searching on Thunderbird. How many bajillion mails are we takling? Have you tried a TUI mail client like aerc?

By morrocan language, are you thinking of berber? Because that wouldn’t be limited to Morroco. What is coloquially titulated as morrocan is arabic (with the local specificities)

Kiro ships with Claude pre-installed and ready to wire up — AI assistance built into the distro, not a side-quest. Same Anthropic model that built the install.

Not for me

Yes please! The sooner we normalize that, the sooner these threads will stop being about people explaining idea nr. 26637372 how to implement parental controls. It’s not about protecting children! That’s just the marketing slogan!

Most souls likes. The marketing on those games is pure genius. No budget for an actual story? No problem! Let’s hide some nebulous lore in item descriptions so youtubers can sell their head cannon as “the story”. Oh there’s only enough money for 8 hours of gameplay? I have a solution! Let’s remove the save system everyone got used to these past 20 years so the player has to constantly redo our content just to get to the boss he’s trying to beat. We’ll sell that unecessary tedium as “difficulty”. And people are gobbling that stupid mechanic up because it allows them to flaunt their e-peen, although it just shows they have more time time than skills.

I can almost guarantee you that dude has a board or shareholders or whatever, breathing down his neck, and his yearly bonus is depending on the number of units sold. So he will canibalize the whole system with a complete disregard for the long term effects, so long as the magic number goes up in the short term and he can cash in his bonus.

+1 on that. I own an old SN30 pro+ and a new ultimate 2c (which has amazing value for 30$). Both are flawless.

It will stem the rising popularity of far-right parties.

Continues with a sentence straight out of the far-right fascism playbook

The important part:

“The real problem is not where the software comes from, but the logic behind it: namely, the automated merging and scanning of massive amounts of data by an intelligence agency.” Bünger, referring to relevant rulings by the Federal Constitutional Court (Bundesverfassungsgericht, BVerfG), advocates for clear legal regulations with strict limits and effective oversight. “Otherwise, fundamental rights are violated,” she said.

The Left party lawmaker said that what is marketed as “digital sovereignty” today could be the tool of authoritarian forces tomorrow.

That would only make me install Graphene even harder if I wasn’t already writing from a phone with it

Putting aside that the whole protect the children act is just a premise to kill anonymous browsing, a lot of people are in a situation were they need to work multiple jobs to make ends meet. Parenting is literally a luxury at that point. Which coincidentally is also the reason birthrates in the developed world are plummeting.

And would you imagine that, all of a sudden every nation wants to gatekeep social media with online ids. What a coincidence…

Been doing this for years with KDE. No grouping there.

He does. He also understands that 99% of the world doesn’t, so it has no impact on his statement.

I’d be curious to see how they’re gonna sell that. Age verification wouldn’t really work there, since you can’t buy internet access as a minor.

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