"Submit a patch" may be "fuck you" but that's not what he said, it was more like: "It's not as easy as you think. You can prove me wrong by submitting a patch.". This second is not reasonably interpreted as "fuck you".
That makes me wonder, what does it mean to be a NATO officer, and is that how he would describe himself? Or would he be an officer of country X who is assigned to NATO duties at the time? Like, does he wear a NATO…
I have an acquaintance who looks white but was named Mohammed (he is Kurdish). He changed his name to "Michael" because, as he said, "It's easier to say... like for example at the airport." I agree about referencing the…
It seems like a nerd version of Putin riding a bear or whatever. "Look, I'm one of the people."
Looking at Grandparent's link, they also execute drug traffickers, which is kind of excessive, IMO. And "better society" isn't the only reason to believe in "free speech". Another reason is the moral principle that one…
But how did they deal with the fact that personal workstations and especially laptops aren't always on and connected to the internet?
"Submit a patch" may be "fuck you" but that's not what he said, it was more like: "It's not as easy as you think. You can prove me wrong by submitting a patch.". This second is not reasonably interpreted as "fuck you".
That makes me wonder, what does it mean to be a NATO officer, and is that how he would describe himself? Or would he be an officer of country X who is assigned to NATO duties at the time? Like, does he wear a NATO…
I have an acquaintance who looks white but was named Mohammed (he is Kurdish). He changed his name to "Michael" because, as he said, "It's easier to say... like for example at the airport." I agree about referencing the…
It seems like a nerd version of Putin riding a bear or whatever. "Look, I'm one of the people."
Looking at Grandparent's link, they also execute drug traffickers, which is kind of excessive, IMO. And "better society" isn't the only reason to believe in "free speech". Another reason is the moral principle that one…
But how did they deal with the fact that personal workstations and especially laptops aren't always on and connected to the internet?