I don’t know, I think it’s appropriate. If they just said Xylitol hardly anyone is actually going to know what that is or if it affects them. The title gives people an idea of how common it is and what foods it’s used in, which is more useful information to most people.

Still normal in the UK

It feels “official” and familiar to people outside of this bubble. Hardly anyone has actually heard of Bazzite, Fedora, CachyOS or any of the other distros, so it seems scary to put them on their devices.

I don’t think many people are against the existence of LLM-based AI in general, just the way it’s being pushed currently.

In the hands of highly experienced and skilled people it can be very valuable - the issue is that it generally isn’t. Personally I think Linus has demonstrated that he’s more than capable of using it intelligently and responsibly.

Presumably because Na+ ions are the active charge carriers.

Legitimately why is Georgian language like this. I swear this isn’t even close to being the weirdest thing about it

People have surrendered their critical thinking skills. Truth is, AI disappearing overnight really would be disastrous, because a huge portion of humanity is utterly addicted to it and incompetent without it.