By dumbing down the suite, are you talking about things like flatpak / atomic distros?

If so, I am also not a fan of those things - give me Debian stable and the software in the repos and I’m happy - but I also don’t think I will be harmed by others coming in and trying different approaches. From what I can tell, with each paradigm shift, the old approach doesn’t go away, but stays powered by the volunteers who care about it.

I will give my guest a three course meal!

• Starter: Mackerel sandwich
• Main: Half a frozen pizza
• Desert: Lidl’s fake Ben and Jerry fish food ice cream

Medusa’s Outhouse by Cass McCombs came up in my shuffle today.

It has a really ethereal and fuzzy quality which I like, the tempo feels slow and like it’s dragging a little. Combined with the falsetto, it makes me feel like I’m slowly floating through the air and I really like songs like that.

I always tear up when I hear “Say nothing, if you don’t wanna say. Slow down, if you’re going my way.”

That’s interesting - I hadn’t heard too much dissatisfaction with IPv6 before, except for the slow adoption, and the not-as-nice looking addresses. Is it an aesthetic preference or just that IPv6 is overkill? Or any other advantages to doing it the “IPv5” way?

I think the only one I’ve seen (or seen and remembered) is 12 Angry Men. It’s one of my favourites.

I like the message, the way it’s presented and the timelessness of it.