In GNOME Software I sometimes see a warning that an app (usually from Flathub) has stopped receiving updates.
How do you evaluate when, or whether, an app is problematic because it is no longer receiving updates?

I get “content not viewable in your region” from the UK, but when I switch my VPN location to France I can watch the video. Spooky.
Also, big respect to these activists. It’s disgraceful that our government is supporting a genocide.

“Your conduct, your conduct – I am talking about the British government. I have nothing against the English people at all. I have more English friends living in England than I have in India. I have great sympathy with the workers of England. I am against the Imperialist Government.”
Working class hero.
We should celebrate him here in the UK as well as in India 💪
Yeah, my understanding is that once bankers have bet more of other people’s pensions and life-savings than they can cover if they lose the bet, they are in line for a bailout.
In effect, the more catastrophic your bet is, the less personal responsibility you have to take for it.
One of the many hypocrisies and perverse incentives of capitalism.
In GNOME Software I sometimes see a warning that an app (usually from Flathub) has stopped receiving updates.
How do you evaluate when, or whether, an app is problematic because it is no longer receiving updates?

A very astute observation, your Majesty.
I’m impressed at what a geometrically clean hole it made in the wall.