If it adds to the content, then it is worth something. So make someone worth something.
If it doesn’t matter, add a random screenshot of kernel code.

The “worth something” doesn’t even have to be financial.
Find a nice image that someone has made which is linux-related, and ask if you can use it & credit the author.
If no, try someone else.

If that’s too much work, use a random screenshot of kernel code …

There are artists out there that have already freely shared some really cool art, that would love to be able to point to publications that they have permitted to use it.
If you have some budget, pay them. Value the time involved.

Just not AI filler BS. I’m not going to see some filler AI art and go “oh yeh, I’m going to use that for X/Y/Z”.
But if I see some cool art, I’m inclined to commission something for an actual use case

Things like healthcare?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Healthcare_in_Mexico

The constitution seems decent as well, from a cursory read.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution_of_Mexico

I moved to endeavouros. First time using a rolling release, and I was struggling with some webdev stuff cause node was on a recent non-lts build and a few other things.
Not a problem for building, cause I already have that containerised. But things like installing packages was refusing, and obviously couldn’t run dev workflows.

Until I realised I should just work inside a container.

I know vscode is still Microsoft (and I’m sure I could get it to work with vscodium), but the dev container workflow is fantastic.
Absolute game changer.
And I know I can easily work on a different platform, os whatever. And still have the same dev environment.

Pre-order date, not release date

What kind of sane person is gonna debug and track down a memory leak, though? Just buy more ram