How is the technology useful?
For the love of Asimov, someone please explain.
How is the technology useful?
For the love of Asimov, someone please explain.
Missing from EU: Bulgary, Hungary (Orban not gone yet or what?), Malta (why?), Slovakia (fuck them)
Too bad that's being dismantled right now.
What early grave.
He's been decades too late.
Every accusation is a confesion.
Every time.
A lot of different comments, and I know this is a greentext, but I wonder what people here think about americans who have 3 jobs and can only barely pull through?
Such people have nothing more to lose, everybody constantly keeps forgetting about them, the homeless, sick people... the list goes on.
And I'm not saying acceleration is good, but for the lost people, nothing good is coming from any side. And the pressure keeps getting worse. Even from the democrats.
So what is the solution, achievable as the world is now?
My SOs family played a lot of games kind of weirdly, they explained the rules to me, so I just joined and kept quiet at first, not to be a buzzkill.
For instance, they mixed Exploding Kittens two decks of cards, and some cards never did anything. Which felt weird. So after like third session I looked up the rules, and found out you can use two- and three-of-a-kind to pull cards from other players! It's not like they decided not to use them, they just never knew.
Since then, I always read the rules, no matter what they tell me. And lo and behold, the games are even more fun now.
Can't wait for some local news with traditional reporting of teen slang:
"Is your teen child using slang like 'no cap'? It could indicade that they are having Sex-Without-Protection. More at 11."
Yes they are, because keyless listens to the car asking for authorization, so you can amplify the car signal hoping the key is not too far off, and unlock the car without any other work.
There is - Firefox
Absolutely no to everything you said.
There is no placebo, you can flag stuff out of your builds, so you can have OS without IPv6 anywhere. Or PA support. If you don't appreciate that, then it's not for you, but Gentoo does an amazing job of providing freedom with ease of use you can't find anywhere else.
Sure it takes time to compile, but you just run portage and watch the CPU burn. And if you have enough cores, it doesn't take all that long.
Also, OpenRC support.
It's not about the boot times, definitely not about software running faster, everything about having even more control over your computer. Use binary distro if you like, but Gentoo has a place amongst the distros.
Very rarely I see the argument that apart from being harmful directly, it's also a GIGANTIC surveilance tool, and the most vulnerable people trust it with their inner thougths, which is to me scarier that 'just' copyrights.