cm0002

Mayor Mamdani Announces Largest-Ever Trick-or-Streets With 160 Car-Free Open Streets and Plazas Citywide

The candidates also sparred over President Trump's job performance.

"Families are struggling because of the harm that he has done voting with Donald Trump and his agenda 100% of the time," Conley said of Lawler.

"No matter how many times you say 100% of the time, it's provably false," Lawler said

Yemen leader announces major military offensive against Houthis

Disney cuts 300 workers, offers executives early retirement

Manitoba NDP crushes health care workers’ strike

Spain protests flare after housing bill rejected: Will it cause snap poll?

System76's COSMIC desktop now requires contributors to certify that pull requests contain no LLM-generated content. The new template also adds a Developer Certificate of Origin.

Slopfree Software Index

Steam on Linux use in March hit an all-time high of around 5.33% marketshare. Since then it pulled back to around 4% while for September 2026 the Steam Survey results are now in and it's clocking in just above 3%.

The Steam Survey results for September that were published this evening indicate a rather steep decline of 0.85%, down to 3.05%. Meanwhile macOS is at 1.92% and Microsoft Windows at 95%.

As with most months where Steam Survey indicates an abnormally large decline for Linux use, the second stop is checking on the language use... Once again a case of a big spike in Simplified Chinese use. Steam's Survey reports a 7.42% increase in Chinese use, up to 31.39% overall of the Steam population. Usually with those large month-over-month swings where Steam China use shoots up dramatically is a boost to Windows and a detriment to Linux. Some attribute the large increases in Simplified Chinese use to being a reporting/sampling issue.

When diving into the Steam Linux data exclusively, CachyOS has spiked by another 2.65% to now account for 18.12% of the sampled Linux gaming population. That even outperforms SteamOS Holo coming in at 17.37%.

Among Linux gamers on Steam, AMD CPUs still account for the high 60 percentage space thanks to the Steam Deck and Steam Machine using AMD APUs and their open-source/Linux support being popular with enthusiasts.

Those wanting to dive in to all the Steam Survey stats for September can find the fresh data on SteamPowered.com.

Who is at fault here? Yes, Bethesda for its pricing, but shouldn't Valve point that out for me (and the publisher)? Or is this a bug maybe? Usually buying such a multi package gives you (and me) a cheaper price than both individual products on their own, in addition to their individual special offering.

or, newbie’s guide to contributing to OpenStreetMap UK

North Korea confirms test of intermediate-range strategic missile

"Yes, no AI is now a feature" - LibreOffice / The Document Foundation

‘They want to displace us’: Israel launches new demolition of West Bank olive groves

Rust and the price of ignoring theory - James Faure