It strange, as you black/red flag city dwellers seem to we simple country folk to be poorer and less able to achieve land and vehicle ownership than we banjo-strumming hillbillies. Perhaps when we see you driving your…
Not weird, it's just more difficult to discuss and understand when it happens. It's perfectly normal seeming.
Well it remains to be seen if they're foreign intelligence agents, doesn't it?
Are you saying, in this particular case, that the Chinese researcher is an American citizen? That's a very bold claim. Source?
Whoa this is some heavy DC, a Chinese spy got busted trying to poison the Linux kernel. And then he came up with an excuse.
In my city it's becoming more popular than Rust in the hacker spaces.
The US is absolutely nowhere near India's carbon emissions, nor China's. And none of the famously popular proposals such as Paris even address it. It's cool, they already serve as our garbage dumps and contain the toxic…
Carbon removal seems like slapping a band aid on a sucking chest wound until the Chinese and Indian problems are dealt with.
You may wish to read a book called Manufacturing Consent.
This is pretty cool. The journalists who have worked tirelessly to usher in the surveillance police state we all suffer under are finally getting the same treatment ordinary plebians have endured for years. The fourth…
They just flushed their Rustaceans out the door, didn't you hear the news? You just can't rewrite it all in Rust.
Wrong, it's the result of continuous study. Call me a Nazi but please don't assign me bigotry.
You were more interested in delivering a canned lecture. I don't have to justify myself to such a rude person. Sex work is NOT real work, that's not just an odd perspective, it's the majority opinion.
Are they really changing trucking? That's amazing.
Are you saying this as a FreeBSD core development team member?
Don't expect Wayland to ever come to OpenBSD.
Hehe, as usual they don’t even talk about how much it costs. Will it be against the TOS to benchmark it?
I still use an over ten year old Thinkpad as my daily driver. It’s not as dire as all that.
You can simply choose a regular gas or diesel vehicle made before these monitoring and spyware and tracking features, like driver monitoring cameras and OnStar type always-on tracking became available. With electric,…
I've got this old HP-42s calculator here in front of me, which has no viable upgrade path, and adjusted for inflation it was more expensive than an entry level M1. I have an HP-67 and an HP-97 as well, neither of which…
Looks pretty impractical, plus there's gonna be a LOT of garbage that winds up in the water.
clisp has fewer features and is more stable, making it useful for certain applications
I probably won't be getting any of the electric vehicles out there because they're all a privacy nightmare.
SBCL's great. So is CLISP. GNU has the best Lisp going in 2021.
Joking, right? Google's average tenure is like 18 months, it's doubtful that anybody even understands 90% of their products any more.
It strange, as you black/red flag city dwellers seem to we simple country folk to be poorer and less able to achieve land and vehicle ownership than we banjo-strumming hillbillies. Perhaps when we see you driving your…
Not weird, it's just more difficult to discuss and understand when it happens. It's perfectly normal seeming.
Well it remains to be seen if they're foreign intelligence agents, doesn't it?
Are you saying, in this particular case, that the Chinese researcher is an American citizen? That's a very bold claim. Source?
Whoa this is some heavy DC, a Chinese spy got busted trying to poison the Linux kernel. And then he came up with an excuse.
In my city it's becoming more popular than Rust in the hacker spaces.
The US is absolutely nowhere near India's carbon emissions, nor China's. And none of the famously popular proposals such as Paris even address it. It's cool, they already serve as our garbage dumps and contain the toxic…
Carbon removal seems like slapping a band aid on a sucking chest wound until the Chinese and Indian problems are dealt with.
You may wish to read a book called Manufacturing Consent.
This is pretty cool. The journalists who have worked tirelessly to usher in the surveillance police state we all suffer under are finally getting the same treatment ordinary plebians have endured for years. The fourth…
They just flushed their Rustaceans out the door, didn't you hear the news? You just can't rewrite it all in Rust.
Wrong, it's the result of continuous study. Call me a Nazi but please don't assign me bigotry.
You were more interested in delivering a canned lecture. I don't have to justify myself to such a rude person. Sex work is NOT real work, that's not just an odd perspective, it's the majority opinion.
Are they really changing trucking? That's amazing.
Are you saying this as a FreeBSD core development team member?
Don't expect Wayland to ever come to OpenBSD.
Hehe, as usual they don’t even talk about how much it costs. Will it be against the TOS to benchmark it?
I still use an over ten year old Thinkpad as my daily driver. It’s not as dire as all that.
You can simply choose a regular gas or diesel vehicle made before these monitoring and spyware and tracking features, like driver monitoring cameras and OnStar type always-on tracking became available. With electric,…
I've got this old HP-42s calculator here in front of me, which has no viable upgrade path, and adjusted for inflation it was more expensive than an entry level M1. I have an HP-67 and an HP-97 as well, neither of which…
Looks pretty impractical, plus there's gonna be a LOT of garbage that winds up in the water.
clisp has fewer features and is more stable, making it useful for certain applications
I probably won't be getting any of the electric vehicles out there because they're all a privacy nightmare.
SBCL's great. So is CLISP. GNU has the best Lisp going in 2021.
Joking, right? Google's average tenure is like 18 months, it's doubtful that anybody even understands 90% of their products any more.