863 karma · joined February 1, 2013
If someone says "no thank you". You can maybe try to ask if there is any wiggle room, or good will possible. But if there isn't, then that's the end of it. Leave the other person in peace.
If you don't like it, then fork it (if allowed). Or get your needs met another way. But trying to enforce them on someone else is not very respectable.
And if someone continues to try and bother you into doing what you want. You say no one last time, and stop communicating.
And in some cases the debt is not repayable.
So then the employability might just read "how much people like you".
Example: witches didn't float, yet you can probably assign some properties that would cause people to label them as such.
Personally I am applaud by such behaviour. Even telling second hand is a no-go unless you know the source would be willing to tell the other person.
BTW the current models often fail practically at #3 getting a repair would often be easier, instead of a long road to recovery ;)
Is the above list inherit to GMO's: no. Do I know if the GMO I am eating is suffering from this: no. As such until I get detailed information about your GMO, I prefer to avoid it.
"Systemd is great! But it's an inconsiderate piece of software!"
Meaning it work nice, it does it's job it does it fast. But if you want to things your way, or want to run something not-systemd standard, you are in for some fun.
Ideally we should also be able to decompile and recompile code. But this might be hard for x86 die the complexity.
As I just said this morning: "The reason you have to work longer before you get to retire is because the state failed to save and put aside the money required. And they have known for years this was coming." Lets hope we do better on global warming or other catastrophes.