You'd have to ask Braves lawyers. It could just be that Mozilla is more risk averse, perhaps brave thinks they won't be sued.
It would be nice if they were clearer, but I think they don't want to (or legally cant) define exactly what they do.
What type of fun are you after?
Type 1 is probably python.
Type 2 is probably rust or c.
Type 3 is one of the esolangs. Uiua. Or assembly.
Archery app. Basically zero users, and got purged from the play store earlier this year because I refused to jump through their hoops.
It was was meant for use with scopes, you would put in some distance and scope settings pairs into it, and it would fit a line allowing you to estimate intermediate scope settings.
It also had an AR mode, where you could save a targets GPS position, and get the distance and angle to the target, and the pin setting.
Sadly, never got any users. So its just for me now. And I deleted the AR stuff.
Because you'd need 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 unique codepoints, and Unicode doesnt support that many. /s
~~Real answer is probably something something trademark at a guess?~~
Old kernels still run on it, it just won't get new versions.
The reason Linux (and BSD) is perfect for old machines is that the source code is available, so anyone can maintain it if they want to. It doesn't mean the core Linux team has to maintain it for them though.
Nicole?!
If its an open source project, the answer is to rebuild from the tagged source.
Eg: https://github.com/fastapi/fastapi/tree/0.112.4
With the right repo setup, you can pip install git+https://github.com/fastapi/fastapi.git@0.112.4 (example only, not sure it works), so pypi doesn't need to keep all previous wheels, its just easier for it to do so.
~~That's the flight management computer, it does waypoint navigation/autopilot. As far as I know it doesn't do chat to other planes. So all fake~~
See reply, I am wrong.
Because English is half a dozen languages wrapped in a trenchcoat? A lot of the law related words are from French derivations AFAIK?
Domain specific language is found across all realms of society, even firefighters have words or phrases with a specific meaning (back-burning, pumper, appliance, etc). So maybe its not that some areas are lazy, its just that you haven't been exposed to their more technical side?
I just want to clarify for anyone else, the frames in dispute are NOT historical content, they are ads that have been inserted into the video. (I bring this up because taking down historical content for being offensive is not necessarily a good idea, it is important that we accurately remember how thing were, good and bad)
I dont think you'll have much luck reporting the videos for transphobia, just because I dont think google/yt cares about that. But you may have some success reporting them for copyright infringement. They are certainly not official recordings/uploads, and its definitely not free use.
That's a bit more than docs for a mouse, that's technical documentation for a chip...