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Yes, and it's nothing new.

When rich nations destabilize poor nations and incentivize cheap labor to migrate to the rich nation.

> My hope (as a West German) is that investments like this, will increase East-Germany's economy such that they are finally equal in terms of economic wealth

Is this a bad joke? Is it possible that you actually don't comprehend the ramifications of eternal human labor trafficking?

> When will we ever get serious about law enforcement for this type of crime?

No sooner than the day we abolish the profit motive.

It's not the phone carriers' problem FYI.

My sweet summer child...

not industry standard, useless

Blaming doesn't fix anything. The real point here is that it's a political issue and the open source community is too infantile for politics so they keep lying to themselves instead.

> Everything works.

...if you're a software engineer. If you need Photoshop or Word or another industry standard software then you don't count.

Honestly this sounds like a terrible platform for advertising.

The top 50% of taxpayers control 97.6% of the wealth.

While many surely do their best, nobody supports a family on 20k/yr in the US.

> why would people work hard without personal upside?

Define "personal upside" because people work hard all the time absent a path to power, or even material benefit! Come to think of it, why do people have children?

Humans are social animals and they are deeply moved to work extremely hard for the sake of love, dignity, and respect alone. Contrary to the nonsense picture you paint, humans only lose touch with such desires in the face of hopelessness to realize them.

Unmatched doesn’t make it qualitatively unique. It’s a problem everywhere.

Just submitted my application for 40k/month QA Specialist in Park Avenue, Utah!

Yes. It's an industry standard in any digital art related industry. I know nothing about Krita and don't care to. It's not up to me. We need industry standards. Industry standards are a good thing.

Does that mean CS6 on Wine will then work as if it was a hiDPI application? That would be amazing.

I should also mention CS6 runs fast as hell on Wine. It was so good that when I tried using Linux as my daily driver (before I gave up) I would change my display resolution to use it instead of CC2018.

What is a "cave" and why would anybody even want one?

You can have all of these things and much more living in a small apartment in a city. The shop will probably be a basement or a garage and the greenhouse will be on your roof or at a community garden, but apartments with multiple rooms are not difficult to p in cities lol.

What is a "cave" and why would anybody even want one?

You can have all of these things and much more living in a small apartment in a city. The shop will probably be a basement or a garage and the greenhouse will be on your roof or at a community garden, but apartments with multiple rooms are not difficult to findp in cities lol.

What is a "cave" and why would anybody even want one?

You can have all of these things and much more living in a small apartment in a city. The shop will probably be a basement or a garage and the greenhouse will be on your roof or at a community garden, but apartments with multiple rooms are not difficult to come by in cities lol.

too much effort, not enough profit

Freedom

You can just install the versions that you want, even multiple at a time.

The current state of Wine Photoshop for the past 5 years is that it's unusable alongside other modern graphics software on modern hardware. The only high dpi version that you can expect to get working is CC2018 and it has a lot of bugs when running on Wine. CS6 runs perfectly and it's an excellent version of Photoshop, but it doesn't support high dpi so you'll have to lower your display resolution until you can read the menu text.

Fair enough. I don't see why he would do it otherwise but I see your point.

It's such a magnificent failure of the human race that this was possible but Photoshop for Linux is eternally out of the picture.

Pure silliness. The problems at hand are political economic matters. Individualist virtue signaling like refusing distribution with DRM is a good way to build a brand but will have no role whatsoever in actually accomplishing said goals.

Why?

Not baffling if you know anything about the history of the US or the USSR.

You can’t devalue shame without devaluing dignity. They go hand in hand.