To find out the actual current latest stable, just check the site: https://www.debian.org/releases/
The stable distribution contains the latest officially released distribution of Debian.
This is the production release of Debian, the one which we primarily recommend using.
The current stable distribution of Debian is version 13, codenamed trixie. It was initially released as version 13.0 on August 9th, 2025 and its latest update, version 13.4, was released on March 14th, 2026.
Brave is a series scam company. It’s not a lesser evil.
It’s definitely also the user’s problem. It’s their information being leaked.
The best you can immediately and personally do, as others have said, is make sure there’s no personal information on devices you don’t own as far as possible. Also avoid using them at all as far as possible to minimize damage.
Both things can be true.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czTB9FviGm0
I was instantly reminded.
Which is an everything problem, not a signal problem. Just in case it sounds like a signal problem.
They’re provably still happening, just not being shown to you.
It wasn’t a good joke, almost hit back instead of submitting, but oh well.
(I actually even run cachy on one box. It’s an interesting system. Works well.)
Oh, I’d actually forgotten how flaky 3.5" floppies were. That’s very true.
A 5.25" you could probably send in a letter and stick the letter on a fridge with a magnet so your remember to mail it and it would still work when it arrived.
Well, maybe not, but it was quite a difference.
That’s just fedora with extra steps.
Oh, every windows has fucked itself up silently. 95 was famous for needing a reboot at every mouse movement and a reinstall regularly.
Replace with their own bots and paying customers’ bots.
Just because you made one mistake doesn’t mean “It’s always gonna be a moving target”.
And brave is a series scam company. Always has been, always will be.
I suspect it’s just nonsense from the AI generator.
Ubuntu was always just a broken Debian with marketing. Just like Mandrake and Red Hat. Except it was successful marketing this time.
There were a few good things. LTS and PPA.
It’ll be back.
Dreams of ingsoc.
But don’t let people tell you you can’t learn or do something because you didn’t start young! Adult learning is different, but you’ll have lots of advantages you didn’t have as a kid. Keep learning and doing new stuff!
Most likely trolling, but the answer is never.