It does make me wonder tho, because I know universal power supply exists. But the question is how efficient it is and how much would it save cost by having a single type of optimized manufacturing line compared to 2.

Edit: Hmm, I just realized they could make a variant of the same PCB so I guess the cost saving is moot point

I re-read the post and somehow missed the DRM free part so that is on me. Thanks, yeah I can see why someone would be confused by this. Still I think it has merit because of the possible metadata in addition to the game itself

Oh I know that to run it you only need a single executable. What I'm talking about is more like sometimes there's a registry that is needed somehow by the game (maybe a form of DRM since the installer asks for keys back then without internet). But then again, the last time I tried doing that is when copying data over CD/DVD was still a thing. I have no idea how modern games actually handle the registry now or if they are needed at all because I use steam and if anything is wrong with the game after reinstalling windows, they do some magic in the background to fix it.

I wonder if XSS, CSRF and other client side attacks are still common

Sure reviewing changes is easy. But the problem is that it is still a review. You need to have an understanding of what exactly is being done and to account for any oddities that may or may not be because of the quirks of upstream. That's why I mentioned that AUR trust models should be made like pacman for most helper. We trust the maintainer of Arch so why can't we trust other people too? Take PPA, the trust model is exactly that. You trust the maintainer. At the very least make it an option that you can choose on first run

GPL v2 don't, which lead to tivoization. But Linus himself didn't agree with that standing.

Well, how would you measure C directly? You can only always get 2C.

The article you mentioned specifically mentions inland evaporative pool to turn those brine for road salts or other uses. But the problem is just that no one is doing it.

Oh, that explains why I never see it lol. I only have up until 3.

Which installment?

Well, depends on the platform no? Terms of service usually include the term for user generated content. For big companies, those terms usually include you forfeit or give the company the right to use it however they please. When you use their service the moment you register, you also agree to that term. But yeah, I don't know how it will work on a federated system.