Aww look at them, thinking they're still a naval superpower

Pointing out that this is in Europe is important I think. My American mind cannot conceive of a flight this would be acceptable in, but I can stand probably up to an hour for a bus ride, so a short flight would probably be ok. But you could probably take a train in Europe, so why bother with the flight.

I assume they're just merging together to form super groups

Oh no, what if China has something and says you're not entitled to it?! Just because we want to go to war with them?! Scary stuff!

Me earlier today: These tarriffs are going to really hurt

Me after seeing this: HA! What a coward

Have you considered

America is going to get those Intel fabs, one way or the other.

C'mon Joey B you can't go out like that. If you're gonna die as a consequence of your own policy failure, let netanyahu put you in a choke hold or something

Maybe if the attempt actually worked Biden's successor could do much better

That was the joke I was trying to make, apologies if it didn't come across

I'm curious if we have a detailed historic analysis of the origin of the term.

If you want to do the research be my guest, but I'm telling you right now, I've only ever heard the term used to mock an Asian person's car mods.

If an x86-64 enthusiast made fun of an ARM chip by saying it was "manufactured on a crumpet substrate" would that be an insult against the British

made fun

There's you answer. It is disrespect based on ethnicity.

I never really saw the term widely used to describe a desktop configuration before here

Then you should be fine with not using the term, right? Why are you working so hard to defend a word you claim you don't see much? You have put all this effort into justifying using a word you have been told several times is racist that apparently other people don't use according to you.

Can you be sure of that? And if it did matter to the public image of the Linux community, would agree to stop using that term, or is using a word that to this day has racist connotations more important to you than ensuring that all members of the Linux community feel welcome?