As a pedestrian I trust waymos more than human drivers

Wow, that’s impressive

That’s easy, it’s Debian

And beer

When l was on it I saw no point in running it outside a browser tab

Honestly, why? The ecosystem is rich and developed. Libraries for everything. Great documentation. Fantastic tooling. What am I missing out on?

I love Java and it remains my programming language of choice

• Cars divide everything with highways, busy roads, and slow traffic.

I’m glad you pointed this out. I realized how isolating cars are after moving to a walkable neighborhood. I’m convinced walkable neighborhoods foster community.

I am, not great at parenting, I’ve made hella mistakes. I’ve only one son and do my best.

It sounds like you are

It’s the standard. It’s what clocks are “supposed” to be set at. DST forces everyone to pretend it’s another time. Let people take advantage of summer daylight how they see fit rather than forcing them to.

I’m a proud atheist. And I get where she is coming from. Community is lacking and that’s sad.

Here is the official upgrade documentation

TL;DR

1. Back up anything important
2. Change bookworm to trixie, bookworm-security to trixie-security, and bookworm-updates to trixie-updates in your sources.list
3. sudo apt update
4. sudo apt full-upgrade

Pay attention to your full-upgrade. Good luck.

Can you post the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list file? Presumably it’s as simple as changing all the bookworm references to trixie.

The trixie freeze has started. I would simply move there.

On my Pixel RCS read receipts are optional. I imagine that’s the same for iPhones but I am not 100% sure.

I imagine on macOS it’s the same; Messages or nothing. No separate clients are involved.

Also they’d need 6 programs, the 5 they had before and now RCS.

iOS RCS works through the stock Messages app like iMessage does. It’s not a separate program.

I certainly do. iOS users insist on SMS and SMS is awful. I gently sway those I can influence to modern messaging but that is not everyone.

Read receipts have yet to work. I’m not sure if they’re off by default or it’s a bug in the RCS implementation.

I love Java and use it for hobby projects