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I think it's very much dependant on where you live, I don't think someone in Detroit for example is likely to hold the same view

I can't wait for the day when we finally get rid of these coordinated assaults on our senses, both online and in the real world. Things like Ublock Origin & SponsorBlock have opened my eyes to a world without adverts.

It doesn't matter which tyranical regime it is, it's still bad news.

It might be expensive in the short term but I can't see a case for that continuing long term.

It would massively speed up your production of just about anything including other fusion reactors

This is a nation that is currently conducting a second holocaust, I don't think there's anything 'tribal' about not wanting them to have power.

What I'm getting at is giving a tyranical, abusive, genocidal country world domination vs suffering the effects of pollution and ecological collapse isn't a choice I want to make

It doesn't matter whether it's unlimited or not if it's practically free. Do you know how many manufacturing processes could become practical and how much research could be done given inexpensive energy?

There would be no need to share fusion energy, fusion energy would allow you to single handedly take over the world.

If China gets fusion energy first they will obtain unimaginable power, hell the same applies to the US. While stopping climate change would be great I also fear for what we might put in its place.

Sure but from a developer's perspective I've never found it compelling

She doesn't look underage to me

It's the new normal

Does anyone actually care about Windows support?

Nothing that hasn't already gone wrong, they just have a rubber stamp now.

Intelligence in one area doesn't mean intelligence in another, it may also be that they don't care about being spotted.

KolibriOS has a ~5 second boot time https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=84&v=XnlA4ijrTBo

And so I don't, and I encourage others not to.

This may be the only way to get rid of emoji, I say have at it.

>One would think that developers at the very least would have some deductive reasoning, so using the n and k word against me, when my profile picture and name clearly show I am neither

I don't think this person understands that part of the internet...

>Maybe by adding an option to disable the santa hat, where it's on by default, but you can turn it off?

This honestly would have been the best solution, I'm Muslim and I'd like to switch it off but I'm not going to go out of my way to complain about someone else's program that I have voluntarily placed on my computer when it's clearly a valuable part of people's traditions and I can patch it myself.

We don't know about the original issue, but it did get some attention in chan circles.

God, imagine being this utterly boring.

Russia had one too

I don't think software engineering is still going to be a great career in 5 years but it might be alright, although I don't think it'll matter in 10 years. I think it's important to be a generalist, don't put your eggs in one basket.

Because even Certbot is a massive pain to setup if you're not using a very generic setup

This is a false comparison, water is a human necessity

There are infinitely more constructive and sustainable ways to reduce stress. If you are so stressed that you need to abuse substances you need psychotherapy.

While it's obvious to anyone that alcohol does indeed have some desirable affects I don't believe the negatives are acceptable

Please refrain from misusing fallacies.