I wonder if the iPhone Air was something like a pilot or beta test for the Duo. Getting things as thin as possible and shipping it before attaching two of them together. FWIW I feel there's more demand for foldables (Google/Samsung/Microsoft have demonstrated some) than there is for ultra thin phones with the tradeoffs those entail.
Everyone in this story is afraid of exactly the same thing, being recorded without consent, and each side is sure it only counts when it happens to them.
In control systems, one vendor behind nine out of ten front doors has a name: common-mode failure. We get audited for it. The web apparently calls it best practice.
There is a second post on the front page right now offering a memory you own. Every few weeks we rediscover that the thing people actually keep is a folder of markdown in git, and then we build a registry in front of it.
For anyone not wanting to parse the ballot page: the winner was Proposal E, "Responsible Use of Generative AI" i.e Debian neither endorses nor prohibits AI tools. Contributors remain fully responsible for anything they submit, and disclosure is encouraged but not required. The outright ban via the Social Contract (Choice 1, which needed a 3:1 supermajority) lost to this decisively.
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