Germany is currently planning a “whatever it takes” spending plan of 500 billion for infrastructure projects and an equally high, but potentially unlimited amount for defense.
https://www.ft.com/content/ee20978f-bbcd-4616-954c-7749dc5334fd

Cause she has a Lemmy platinum account.

And Germany is taking on 1 trillion Euros in new debt to protect against Russia, which is currently spending less on its military than the EU, while fighting a war.

Got run over by a Tesla

https://news.paddypower.com/football-news/2024/12/13/fifa-confirms-mordor-2038-world-cup-hosts/

Do you run Steam from Debian repos or Flatpak?

I wouldn’t call it stable. To me that implies I can run it for 5 years and don’t have to worry about compatibility changes.
But I never had it break on me.

If a country is sovereign and independent, its government can do whatever the fuck it wants, as long as the people don’t start building guillotines.

Or French farmers shoot them on sight.

Have you tried element?

You don’t need a desktop environment, but it takes away a lot of config work if you want a full featured desktop.

Arch is the most “just works” distro I ever tried.
Reducing the workload of the distro maintainers by keeping packages vanilla and close to upstream, not writing a shitload of distro-specific GUI tools, and off-loading all the weird stuff to a user repo, is genius.
That way, there’s more capacity to focus on getting it right.

Other distros have a lot more “features” (looking at you, OpenSUSE and Ubuntu) but Arch just gives you a high quality package of the newest stuff, and it’s amazing how solid it is nowadays.

This is mainly data reported from desktop PCs, so no, SteamOS is not a thing at the moment on such machines.